- Philosophical Definitions of "Simple Man" and "Noted Man" By : Vicheka Lay
The boat of your life lies within your absolute and all-out authority; however, you might be rightly or wrongly steered by your surrounding, society or your born-with nature. - How to Find God By : Lance Winslow
You know a lot of people cannot seem to find God, so where is he hiding? Oh hell he is probably under a rock some where like a snake? Some people spend their whole life looking for god and still cannot find him anywhere? - It's Time to Prove Bertrand Russell Wrong: Christians Awake! By : John T Jones, Ph.D.
Bertrand Russell in his “Why I’m Not a Christian” essay, speeches and books states that the Christian Churches hinder rather than improve the social condition. - I Want Sleep By : Lance Winslow
Do you often find yourself craving sleep because, well perhaps you are not getting enough these days? - Never Trust a Human By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever heard some say jokingly; Well, who can you trust? Interesting comment indeed, and that deserves an answer and the answer goes something like this; - Do Faces Reflect Our True Self? By : Amit B Sharma
Why is it that almost all our understanding of somebody’s nature and character comes from his or her face? - You Are Stuck in Your Own Perspective and Cannot See My Point of View By : Lance Winslow
Are you stuck in you are own belief system and cannot understand someone else’s point of view? - Ban All Religions in 2012 By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever stopped to consider during this huge controversy over the Catholic Church and the Da Vinci Code Movie that maybe we just need to ban all religions? - Fear Depletes Vitamins in the Brain Making You Stupid By : Lance Winslow
Have you noticed what I have and that is that people are just getting stupid? I mean they seem to be running around in a daze? - Muslims and Christians; What on Earth is Your Problem? By : Lance Winslow
Hey is it just me or do you see another conflict coming of biblical proportions as Iran promises to build its nuclear weapons and atomic bombs and then blow Israel off the map? Didn’t I read about such an event taking place in the Middle East somewhere? - International Terrorist Serious; US Steadfast By : Lance Winslow
In warfare many philosophers believe that the human will to win is much more important to the actual victory than any other single factor. - Does Our Personality Has Free Will? By : Shen Gerald
In this article, I am describing a spiritual realisation. It can be difficult and uneasy to read. But I hope to challenge the Reader to question upon what is generally being accepted as true. - What Is Narcissistic Personality Disorder And How To Deal With It Now By : Nathan T. Lynch
Narcissistic personality disorder is a personality disorder that is shown by having a grandiose state of mind in young adults. The number of people with this disorder is highly disputed with some theories stating that it can be as high as one percent of the population. However, most experts agree that this is not the case and the actual statistics are much lower. Narcissistic personality disorder is also disputed as the cause. There are two basic theories. - Reasons & Psychology Behind Why People Lie By : Ray Davis
Have you ever wondered why people tell lies? I'm not talking about 'white lies', as every person on the planet has told those, unless you are a Saint, in which case I apologise. - The Role Of Geographic Profiling In Serial Violent Crime Investigation By : David A Webb
Geographic profiling is an information management system and investigative methodology that evaluates the locations of connected serial crimes to determine the most probable area of offender residence. - Symbols and Reality By : Dharmbir Sharma
Symbols have always been an integral part of man’s life. We have symbols in every walk of life; some are obvious, others not even though in every day use. - We are Super Alien Beings in Virtual Reality Dreams By : Lance Winslow
What is the life experience? Why are we here? It is there a god? What is the meaning of life? These are all questions that mankind over the ages has asked and there always seems to be someone who is willing to try to answer them in order to control mankind. - The Great Fear By : Brendan Giusti
For many, fear is the single motivator in all aspects of life. Though not always consciously aware of the reasons, fear drives decision making and seems to control thoughts. - Why Does Leibniz Reject Empiricism? By : Aaron Schwartz
Why does Leibniz reject empiricism? Even do that Leibniz was not only a mathematician, physicist, a public figure and a philosopher, he is mostly known as the founder and developer of Different and Integration Calculus on the hand with Isaac Newton. - William James - Free Will and Role of Chance By : Aaron Schwartz
William James is one of the most prominent philosophers of America of 19-20th cc. He made a great contribution into the development of a philosophical thought of his time. - A Journey Into the Abyss of Pain and Misrey; In Search Of Peace and Tranquility By : Naveed Chandio
For many years I longed fore true wisdom. I searched every street and wandered through every field where life seemed breathing, but aside from the collection of numbers and alphabetical letters I could not find anything. This quest for truth lasted many decades and even being in the light of scorching sun; my eyes could not untie the secrets of absolute wisdom. - Plato to St. Germain and VRIL By : Robert Baird
Plato’s Four Manias:
The rise of Nazism through Aryan conceptions of an ancient occult Reich can be traced to a person named Edward Bulwer-Lytton whose self-proclaimed adepthood is not nearly as great as other occult people like St. Germain who set up the schools he was influenced by through Masonry. - Mysticism By : Eileen Wood
Mythology
"Myths are clues to the spiritual potentialities of the human life.” Joseph Campbell
Mythology is told through stories, rituals and symbols as a way to share experiences and connect with the divine or sacred. A myth is a story that gives life meaning and guides us to an understanding of the purpose of life as well as how life works. - The Truth About Governments By : Lance Winslow
Whereas the United States of Americas Government is about the most transparent around, it is not completely honest. How can it be you ask? Well because it is made up of members of our society; humans. Humans are deceptive creatures and dishonest too and since they make up the government you cannot expect it to be totally honest, it simply is not possible. - District Attorneys Must Never Be Allowed to Hold Higher Political Offices By : Lance Winslow
All too often district attorneys file cases and pursue cases or dismiss other cases based on political motivations as they wish to seek higher office for instance the Duke Rape Case. This is criminal and this is an abuse of power by district attorneys. - Maryland = Merry Land; Just Like San Francisco = Girlie Men By : Lance Winslow
Maryland is the land of liberals and Democrats, who really believe that socialism is better than capitalism and they really believe that our republic would be better off if we redistributed the wealth like a bunch of Communists. - Thomas Jefferson Died Broke; Is Our Nation Going to End Up the Same Way? By : Lance Winslow
Most all Americans know that Thomas Jefferson was a great man, a thinking man, but so many people do not know he died broke. A good book to read on the subject is; Saving Monticello, as it describes the Levy Family who moved into the Estate after Thomas Jefferson died and restored it the mansion and landscaping too. - Are You Human Plus? (+) By : Lance Winslow
Have you noticed how many people in our society and civilization have simply turned off their minds and now have surrendered them to the television set? .... - Government is Good at Only One Thing; Well Actually Two! By : Lance Winslow
Many people in the United States of America are trying to rely on the government for more and more every year and they vote for all the podium pushers and - Who's Worse, Criminal Defense Attorneys or District Attorneys? By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever considered the sorry state of our court system? Have you ever considered that indeed we have tons of criminals who are above the law, yet suppose to be supporting it? Consider if you will; Who is Worse Criminal Defense Attorneys or District Attorneys? - Why Are There So Many Worthless Stupid Humans in the World? By : Lance Winslow
The other day at a coffee shop some gentlemen were talking and the conversation came up why are there so many stupid people in the world? Isn't it interesting that you have also had the same thought? - Should the CIA be allowed to Spy on Americans from Canada? By : Lance Winslow
Should the Central Intelligence Agency of the United States of America be all out to spy on American citizens from inside Canada. - Should CIA be Allowed to Operate on Indian Land Within US Borders? By : Lance Winslow
Should the central intelligence agency be allowed to operate on Native American Indian lands within the U.S. border to spy on U.S. - Are We Humans Really The Masters Of This Planet? By : Shen Gerald
Are we humans beings really the masters of this planet? Do we have the authority to self-righteously assume global dominance? The following article is my view to the questions. It is certainly not definitive. It is just an expression of my own thoughts and opinions. - The Eternal Path By : Jairaj Menon
Its a very widespread belief and a widely accepted one that success comes by being competitive and playing the game according to the rules of the market. - The Universe as Living Organism By : Jim Muckle
I read the other day that astronomers have spotted a huge nebula in our galaxy in the shape of a double helix. - Debating With Imbeciles is No Fun; You Always Win and They Just Do Not Get It By : Lance Winslow
Debate and discussion with intellectuals is fun and often you find at least one minor point of contention worthy from the other side. When I talk about intellectuals, I do not mean academics, as I do believe there are enough educated derelicts to fill the Salton Sea. - Linear Thought of the Present Period or Lies of History for $200 Bob By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever thought to yourself when interacting with others in social situations; you know I have heard all this BS before. Indeed it seems that even intelligent people show up at a party and begin discussing; How about those Yankees or How about the weather? - Photography In The Raw By : Kimberle Balsman
Enticing title, huh? No, we won’t be discussing nude photography, at least not today. Rather, this article will, hopefully, shed some light on the tremendous image quality advances of today’s digital cameras. - The Enneagram By : Robert Baird
When I left the 'Don', (This is part of a far larger story about how I learned a great deal in jail at the age of twenty when I went to serve off parking ticket fines rather than pay for what I considered illegal taxation for a corrupt bureaucracy) - The Superultramodern Doubt By : Kedar Joshi
The superultramodern doubt’ is the first and the most basic principle of my 'Superultramodern science / philosophy'........ - An Overview Of Sacred Geometry By : Gregg Hall
Sacred Geometry is the theory of dimensional evolution which assumes the universe is a living system kept together by the existence of a sacred geometry that encompasses the entire cosmos and makes for the blueprint for the manifestation of what we know as our material universe and in addition organizes the context through which all love evolves. - Criminals, Corruption and Labels By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever considered that the criminal mind is something or some part of something very innate in the human species? Have you ever wondered that when our Army is at war that crime goes down and when the return it goes back up again? - Getting Even is Odd - Revenge is a Dish Best Served Not at All By : Jack Wilson
I hear you; another bleeding-heart liberal trying to save vicious barbarians from the justice they deserve and everybody wants to see. Bleeding-heart is a term vicious barbarians apply to forward-looking, sympathetic people who would deprive them of their just desserts (sic). Call me progressive Ishmael. - Nobody From Nowhere; Philosophical Thought By : Lance Winslow
There once was a man named Nobody who lived in No Where Land. He was an adventurous type and liked to travel and explore. One day Nobody was discovered by Somebody from Some Where, who also like to explore, travel and was too an adventurous type. Somebody told Nobody of a great civilization where Everybody lived. That is to say Everybody from EveryWhere. - The Eucharist - A New Perspective By : Michael Angelo Massa
Conventional Christian Theology promulgates the doctrine that Jesus Christ, the Son of God, leaves us with a renewable and everlasting gift in the form of the Eucharist, the actual body of Christ (God). A gift to be renewed and given to mankind over and over during the 'Liturgy' of the Mass. - Human Beings No Longer Need Eyesight, Smell or Taste Anymore! By : Lance Winslow
The human race is growing beyond the need for our five senses. We no longer need eyesight or a sense of smell and a sense of taste is so passé. Why do I say this? Well, it is simple really if we are to buy into the reasoning of liberalism and socialism and we are to believe that every human being is equal in every single way to every other human being on the entire planet no matter what; then we do not need our five senses anymore, because we are denying them. - If Hezbollah Cannot be Defeated Does That Mean the World Needs Ethnic Cleansing? By : Lance Winslow
It is interesting that we listen to the news during the Israeli-Hezbollah war only to find most of the experts on the Middle East telling us that there is no way that Hezbollah can be totally defeated. Their reasons are numerous but most of the reasons stem from the fact that Hezbollah is more of a social movement now than just an international terrorist organization. - Is the Pursuit of Mid Eastern Peace a Waste of Intellectual Thought? By : Lance Winslow
Too few people will admit that Middle Eastern peace is probably not possible and this is not to say we should try, but rather face the inevitable and the truth. There are just too many players who really do not want peace and as long as those players are still in the game there cannot be peace. - Offspring of Previous Wars Become Future Enemies By : Lance Winslow
It has often been said when dealing with Middle Eastern politics that each time there is a conflict the cycle of violence continues for another generation. I have heard this stated over and over again and yet that is not true in all cases. - Programming Artificial Intelligence Versus Social Engineering Political Correctness Considered By : Lance Winslow
As we begin to program artificial intelligence, which will obviously in the near future surpass human intelligence it is amazing what some people are not realizing. We are teaching and programming artificial intelligence software programs to think logically and systematically. - God is Smarter than the Human Mind’s Comprehension? By : Lance Winslow
One thing I find very interesting is that most Christians say that God is so much smarter than humans that the human mind cannot comprehend all that God knows or understands. Personally I believe these Christians should speak for themselves. Secondly, I believe that there is nothing that is beyond comprehension if it is simply explained. - You Pick the Subject; I am Just Here to Win Wars By : Lance Winslow
General I like to have a word with you for a moment. Okay Mr. President what would you like to discuss; you pick the subject, as I am just here to win the war. And that is how it begins.
Generals and the Warriors have a specific job in our civilization and did that he is they are a lever win political impasse occurs between nations. If the leader of their people or a political leader draws there sword to quickly and calls in the generals then they do a disservice to the human race. - You Always Have Something to Contemplate By : Lance Winslow
Is your mind fully engaged at all times or do you turn it off and just vegitate. Most people do have times when they just sit and allow their mind to regroup and they do nothing. - Compassion Sustains The World By : Shen Gerald
The following is my opinion about this thing call Compassion. It is not a definitive article though. - Technology and Us By : Robert Rickover
This question is asked more and more as the pace of technological change has accelerated. Greater speed, power, inter-connectedness etc. - Will the Fighting Ever Stop; Knowing the Human Race Probably Not? By : Lance Winslow
As we watch the trials and tribulations of the human species one has to ask why they kill themselves. - Reality is Stranger than You can Imagine By : Dawn Lester
The Nature of Reality
The nature of 'reality' is not only stranger than you imagine, it's stranger than you can imagine! - Past Lives -- What Are They Really? By : Greg Gourdian
New age culture has embraced the Hindu philosophy of reincarnation with abandon. Many people eagerly relate stories about their 'past life' experiences. I, for one, am certain that we have many incarnations, and therefore we have some lives which may genuinely be our past lives. But there are charlatans and Tom foolery afoot, so not all past life experiences may be valid examples of the principles of reincarnation. More interesting than recalling past lives, however, is the recollection of future lives. Where are the anecdotes for these experiences? For if we have past lives it then stands to reason that we have future lives as well. - Mourning Becomes Electra By : Emma Alam
Even before Orin's death the road was open for her to marry Peter and lead a blissful life, but mourning becomes Electra (Lavinia). Like a proud Mannon, she rejects the love of Peter and resigns herself to a life of tragedy, of loneliness and shuts herself up in the haunted house of dead Mannons. - How the World Knew About Zero By : Gk Awadhiya
But there were days there was no zero. People knew that they had nothing but they were not able to express it mathematically as they did not have any mathematical notation for it. - Past Lives – What Are They Really? By : Greg Gourdian
New age culture has embraced the Hindu philosophy of reincarnation with abandon. Many people eagerly relate stories about their ‘past life’ experiences. I, for one, am certain that we have many incarnations, and therefore we have some lives which may genuinely be our past lives. But there are charlatans and Tom foolery afoot, so not all past life experiences may be valid examples of the principles of reincarnation. - The Thinning Veil – Will It Completely Disappear? By : Greg Gourdian
Those who are interested in the steady increase in spiritual or psychic phenomena should know that many attribute this to a phenomenon they describe as "the thinning of the veil". The veil protects us from being overloaded by discarnate spirits. For some people this raises an alarm, they wonder that if the veil is there to protect us and if it really is thinning, can it disappear altogether? What will happen to us if the veil were to one day disappear completely? - Magick – Creating a New World By : Greg Gourdian
There are many magickal traditions practiced today; all share common elements. The primary element of magickal traditions is spiritual growth and development. Magick is a process whereby we direct the world with our will to manifest whatever we wish for. Research in quantum physics shows that we may directly influence the world we live in through our thoughts and beliefs. Magick embodies this principle and helps us to realize it so that we may use our will to re-create the world around us. - Our Spirits and Incarnations – Are We Many or One? By : Greg Gourdian
Believers in reincarnation know that we lead many different lives in our various incarnations. Some of these lives appear to be in our past while some of our lives may appear to be in our future. We may be living some of our lives in different forms and on different worlds, somewhere other than on Earth. Have you ever wondered how are all of our different lives may be related to one another? Can we ever know? - Is Your Knowledge of History Correct? By : Lance Winslow
Have you ever been in a political or social debate with someone and they said to you; history tells us that if we do this then that will happen? Have you ever considered that maybe their knowledge of history..... - Legal Philosophy: One Reason to Why Law is the Must By : Vicheka Lay
Human is endowed with dignity, equality and other honorable status from birth; if this is the true tendency, why law is the must for our human society? - Spiritual Contracts – There Are No Victims By : Greg Gourdian
If you have ever wondered about the apparent injustices of life you may have reflected on how unfair some things appear to be, especially for people who have been through great hardships. We may often feel we are the victims of circumstances beyond our control and the injuries we are dealt in our lives may make us feel as if god does not care about us or we may decide that god does not exist because a good god would never have allowed these things to happen to us. - Roustabouting: Hell-of-a-Mess or Heavenly Will? By : Britt Minshall
During my first career as a Law Enforcement Officer, I'd witness police treat detainees violently. The practice was called "ROUSTABOUTING." - The Law of Attraction and War By : Kenneth MacLean
What is the cause of war? Are the people of a country powerless to stop a war if they don't agree with the decisions of their government? - Road Map to Interdependent Living By : Bob Roach
As we travel along lifes' roadways we learn much about life. Yet, the question of independence verses dependence is quite perplexing. Many great philosophers are still trying to figure that one out. The big question is: If interdependence is our goal, what is the most efficient way to get there? - The Way of Kalu - Part One By : Brendan Giusti
The way of Kalu is a life philosophy. More than simple rules to follow, Kalu's words and teachings offer insight into the very core of the human experience we all live. - Introduction to Philosophy By : Aaron Schwartz
Nowadays democracy is considered to be one of the best solutions of the problem of inequality, oppression, deprivation and many others. However, it is an idealized view on democracy as it also has certain disadvantages. - Dreaming – How Real Are Our Dreams? By : Roger Holler
We wake up in a cold sweat from a nightmarish dream of our demise and wonder whether we have just been warned. Or we linger in a dream that is gratifying a primal but unfulfilled desire in our life for happiness or success until we can remain within the dream no longer and we must awaken. Do our dreams have any real significance and if so how can we know? - A Mixed Up Life By : Steven D. James
- Descartes Exercise By : Sharon White
- Happiness By : Sharon White
- Ideal Society By : Sharon White
- Physical Mind By : Sharon White
- Morality By : Sharon White
- It Is Almost Time to Wake America Up Again and Move into the Future By : Lance Winslow
- Why Do They Cheat, Why Do They Lie? By : Lance Winslow
- What Happened to Strength and Honor and Love of Thy Country? By : Lance Winslow
- Reflection about the Cerin Theory of Universal Genesis and Instinct By : Sorin Cerin
- Beauty is in the Eye By : Robert Curtis
Art was meant to be observed, experienced, felt and loved. Art is an expression of the heart, physically demonstrated by the skill controlled by the mind. Art is a combination of efforts from both the right and left sides of the brain. Art expression of the human form never offends. It is tasteful, uplifting, and commands its own audience by playing the heartstrings of the soul. - To Love Evil By : Eduardo Reisinho
Evil is powerful. It's part of the cruelty of life. That's why the love of evil is so disseminated. But the love of evil doesn't involve necessarily esoteric cults. There are other much more common ways of doing evil through some forms of love. - The NSTP (Non – Spatial Thinking Process) Theoretical Unification: The Superultramodern Unification By : Kedar Joshi
This article attempts to bring out ‘The Superultramodern Unification’. It is basically the idea that the mysterious phenomena underlying most of the most challenging problems in modern / ultramodern science / philosophy are, in fact, multiple aspects of a singular structure, which the NSTP (Non – Spatial Thinking Process) theory (a major component of superultramodern science / philosophy) is the unique theoretical representation of. The NSTP theory thus unifies and demystifies the phenomena, and solves the problems. The first part of this article presents the solutions to two of the problems viz. Zeno’s paradoxes and the problem of quantum non-locality. The second part states the remaining problems. And the third, and the last, part states some other challenging problems, solvable with the NSTP theory, which are not directly connected to the aforementioned structure. - Reflection about 'the Cerin Theory of Universal Genesis' and Entropy By : Sorin Cerin
What is the origin of God and entropy? - Reflection about 'the Cerin Theory of Universal Genesis' and Sacred Numerology By : Sorin Cerin
Where is the origin of God? - Resolving The Paradox Between Psychology And Spirituality By : Saleem Rana
Psychologists believe in self-actualization, being the best that you can be. Spiritual people believe that the ego is an obstacle to divine realization and has to be removed. Is there a way of resolving this paradox or are they mutually exclusive ways of looking at the world? - Can I Demand Common Courtesy From You? By : Lance Winslow
Many people say that they deserve respect? Interesting, do they? How is any one to know? How can anyone respect you for what you will do in the future? How can they know? What if they do not know you? Obviously you cannot expect - Demanding the Right to Common Courtesy By : Lance Winslow
Many people feel slighted when they feel they did not receive the common courtesy they deserved, yet are they indeed polite and cordial to everyone they meet, associate with or talk to? Demanding the Right to Common Courtesy is really in essence hypocrisy, for one who demands common courtesy - Common Courtesy or Fakery By : Lance Winslow
Common courtesy is something that is lacking in the world and unfortunately even those that do provide some sort of common courtesy do so in a condescending way or in such a way that you can tell by their body language or actions that they do not mean it. - Become a Common Sense Gorilla Today By : Lance Winslow
Do you ever wonder what happened to common sense? What is the old saying common sense is not that common? Yes, no kidding, but isn't it time we did something about it? Call me the common sense gorilla if you will, but I think that it is time that more of us became common sense guerrillas; you should become a common sense gorilla today. - Epic Fantasy Is On The Verge Of A Big Change By : Will Kalif
Tired of enormous epic fantasy series with thousand page novels that cover an incredibly complex world full of factions, kingdoms and social structures? These works are at the end of the fourth cycle of epic fantasy and the fifth cycle is coming soon. - Positivism as a Phylosophy Doctrine By : Sharon White
Positivism is a philosophy doctrine. In its theory of learning it follows empiricism; in the theory of objective reality it declines the possibility of the answer to the question about primacy of matter and consciousness because the answer to this question cannot be received from the experience. That is why positivism allows both agnosticism and dualism. This theory suggests existence of the only one-self and the rest is simply the feelings or a dream. - Poverty Within A Person By : Sharon White
One of the most discussed and disturbing issues of all the times is poverty. The humanity has always been curious where it takes the beginning and what leads to the miserable condition that poverty implies. However there are different criteria by which the state of poverty is defined. It is believed that the more the richer the person is the more he wants to have, thus what is a real treasure for one person, can be nothing for another. - Two Theories Of Cognitive Development By : Sharon White
"Cognitive development is the development of the mind - the part of the brain that is used for recognizing, reasoning, knowing and understanding" Many specialists have studied this area of development over the years, including, Piaget, Bruner, Vygotsky and Skinner. There are also approaches to cognitive development which are based on comparing the human mind to a computer, rather than being based on the ideas a single theorist. The theory being, that humans break down problems into a series of small steps, in a similar way to that of a computer. As I mentioned previously, Jean Piaget, a Swiss biologist and Lev Vygotsky, a Russian schoolteacher and psychology lecturer are two specialists who developed theories in this area, both of which have had an impact on teaching and learning in the early years. However, although both were constructivists, that is they shared the view that the child is an active learner; there were differences in their ideas. - Reflection about 'The Cerin Theory of Universal Genesis'and the Great and Sole Accidental Creator By : Sorin Cerin
What is the Great and Sole Accidental Creator? - Reflection about 'The Cerin Theory of Universal Genesis' and Gravitation By : Sorin Cerin
What is gravitation?
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