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Post by Goldenfleeced on Oct 27, 2013 3:42:25 GMT
I'm sure you're all familiar with the advisement that 'faith without works is dead,' but what does that really mean? I think that it means that we are really to 'work out our own salvation with fear and trembling (respect);' these are the 'works' of faith, as opposed to the 'works of the flesh,' and they are also the 'Work' of the alchemists... beginning, we are told, with at least Isis, and continuing on with... this 'great one' as well, apparently... I am Osimanduas (Ramesses)
King of Kings:
If any man would know how great I am,
and where I lye,
let him excel in any of my Works.Sound familiar...? Yep. And notice the emphasis (capital W) on 'Works'... I did. Great Works... Somebody's got to do it, I guess.  |
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Post by Nyhee7 on Feb 19, 2014 12:58:19 GMT
why don't you finish the game? I'm sure you will find it very satisfying.
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Post by Goldenfleeced on Apr 4, 2014 4:13:43 GMT
why don't you finish the game? I'm sure you will find it very satisfying. As usual, Nyhee, I'm never quite sure what you mean by that, but the 'good news' is that it doesn't really matter... for I just recently read in Morals and Dogma that "He who possesses the Grand Arcanum is a genuine King, and more than a king, for he is inaccessible to all fear and all empty hopes... 'Let him hear, who hath ears to hear!' the Master said." For I know the plans that have for you, saith the Lord; plans for your welfare, and not your destruction... to give you a future and a hope.Satisfaction guaranteed... even if it's not eternity with a lounge lizard that loves Dick Cheese... Lolol... I guess some of us just have a funny idea about 'heaven;' me...? I just wanted some congenial company, really. The Truth is... I got exactly what I asked for. Just not in the way you might think, maybe... And maybe I just like the way you play it... the game, of course... Lolol... |
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Post by Goldenfleeced on May 30, 2014 3:39:56 GMT
So, Nyhee... just a quick 'hello' before I get started tonight; it's been a while, hasn't it? I also couldn't help mentioning that I can anagram your postername to spell 'Hynee'... lol... and I couldn't help wondering if you already knew that. Sorry... I've been thinking that over for a while now, and couldn't help throwing it out, just once. You know I've always enjoyed your posts, Nyhee (for the most part), and I can't help wondering, too, if we've met before, somewhere... you always seemed so... 'familiar.' And, just so you know, I'm getting ready to roll the dice, at least, if not 'finish the game.' We have yet a way to go to the 'Candy Castle,' I think... first, we have to clear the Prison Gate. You don't happen to have a key, do you...? Or skates, at the very least... Great playlist, by the way... you should check it out. And oil your skates, if you can... I expect a large 'turnout.'  Black Moth Super Rainbow... lolol... |
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Post by root on Jun 9, 2019 4:46:07 GMT
Bust a name and buster ryhmes. I know a few people depend on something in this world. Not just clever images and words. Make that out of root. "Goldenfleeced" Are you a doctor by profession?
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Post by Goldenfleeced on Jun 30, 2019 6:33:09 GMT
Bust a name and buster ryhmes. I know a few people depend on something in this world. Not just clever images and words. Make that out of root. "Goldenfleeced" Are you a doctor by profession? A doctor...? Not exactly... You know, root, most of what people 'depend on' in this world really amounts to little more than clever images and words,- they are 'sold' on their belief in any thing based on the 'presentation', for the most part. For instance, I don't have to be a doctor to tell you that bread and sugar pills have enjoyed great success in the 'healing' of various 'real' conditions, due to the physician's having 'presented them' effectively as a 'needed cure', and the patient's own belief in the 'clever words' of the doctor above any real knowledge of the 'medicine' that was being advanced. In most cases, the more appealing the presentation, the greater becomes the need,- any good 'ad man' can tell you that. And I can tell you that, because I did enjoy advertising as a profession, among other things... I kind of like 'bust a move', myself... |
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