GOD HE REIGNS

November 28, 2009

I’ve been sick for the past three days. which sucks, i’m still barely recovering; this is horrible because my parents are going overseas today, but i don’t think i’ll be able to have much fun.

But these three days got me thinking about the class system present in every society. In the past, our sewage was man-handled, what the fuck right?! you’re making a fellow human being clear your shit for you? WHAT THE FUCK. WHAT KIND OF INHUMANE SOCIETY TOLERATED THE OCCURENCE OF THIS ATROCITY. Seriously.

So back to me being sick.

Every time i blew my nose, with my mucus launching into the fabric of tissue paper, in a restaurant or hawker center and put it on the table, i thought about how i could possibly make someone (who is probably much older than me, considering that most cleaners are the elderly.. wtf again.) touch my disgusting mucus and throw it away for me. seriously, this system is fucked up. the elderly, who are tired from working their whole lives and have been through so much in their lifetime, are the ones who are doing the most disgusting jobs conceivable. someone needs to pay for this.

So every time i blow my nose, i take special effort to simply find the nearest dustbin and throw it away for myself, instead of being a lazy inconsiderate fuck and leaving it on the table for someone else to throw it away for me.

then i started thinking about the next step, about the concept of even making someone else clear your bowls or trash. why can’t we just clear it ourselves, right? i mean, if these people do it every day, are you telling me that you are too fucking up-class to touch your own stuff and clear it?
but then i asked myself, what would these people do for work if everyone started clearing their own shit?
woudn’t it be worst if these people were out of jobs?

We need to switch from a Money-Based Economy to a Resource-Based Economy (don’t understand what that is? google it).

‘When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.’
- Jimi Hendrix

Love Unconditionally.


GOD

November 17, 2009

 

Where did God come from?
What was He doing before He created the universe?

These questions assume that everything, including God, is subject to the limitations of time and space, as man is; that there is nothing outside of time and space, assumption that the scientific community has questioned and virtually dismissed since Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity.

Einstein showed that time can actually be altered, slowed down, sped up, when objects begin to travel at extremely high speeds. This would suggest that the common concept that all things originate and operate within the content of fixed time and space, that nothing exists outside of time and space is false.

God exists outside of time and space as we know them.

Psalm 90:4 (New International Version)

4 For a thousand years in your sight
are like a day that has just gone by,
or like a watch in the night.

2 Peter 3:8 (New International Version)

8 But do not forget this one thing, dear friends: With the Lord a day is like a thousand years, and a thousand years are like a day.

To accept that God exists outside the time and space framework as we know it renders any question of where He came from and what He was doing before He created what we know as the universe totally meaningless.

These questions might be legitimate if God is subject to time and space, which He is not. The Bible teaches that God is not bound by time or space, and that He has not chosen to reveal to us (from our perspective) all that took place before He created the universe.


the BIG BANG theory

November 16, 2009

you know, if in the future they did invent a time machine, they’d probably come back in time to give us the time machine, ridding us (and ultimately themselves) the pain of having to go through tedious work and labour to invent one in the first place.

therefore, by them not having come back in time to give us a time machine, it is evidence enough that there will never be a time machine capable of breezing us through aeons.

UNLESS.

we are the first of our kind. and therefore the first who are reaching into the un-ventured future. therefore leaving us with no predecessor to prematurely give us the time machine we haven’t created yet. exciting!
(according to this theory (in case you didn’t understand that) (heh that was a bracket inside a bracket!) (hah! that was a bracket inside a bracket that was inside a bracket! okay this will lead to a flux.. so i’m going to stop. haha!), we would be (continuing from before the Bracket Chaos) the ones to hand the past/historical us the time machine! COOOL-EXCITING ! heh

OR

in the future they set up a law or regulation disallowing time travel into the past and wrecking chaos. heh.
-this theory isn’t that exciting.. hmm

anw. xoxo.
(i’m feeling quite gay)

EDIT. i just thought of another possibility why they haven’t given us a time machine yet. they realised that it would ultimately lead to an unstoppable chaos and therefore went back in time to stop themselves from inventing it in the first place. yeaaah. okay. xxoo


In conflict with myself.

November 12, 2009


Death, and its glorious future.

November 4, 2009

We just want to get high.