spiltteeth

Nice choices
We're having a huge Munch showing over here in Glasgow, gonna see it as soon as I get a chance.

I use Ketamine because it's surprisingly numbing and relaxing for the mind warping and visual distortions it gives you; no paranoia. I like dissociatives I guess.
Shame about your friend though; although I can't for the life of me imagine what kind of a person would mix those two drugs, seems kind of pointless to me.
Another drug which I guess is in the same leage as K is 2cb, that's really interesting stuff.

Thanks, I'll pick up the book when I get a chance
With my feelings? Something creative. Depending on what mood I'm in. I go through cycles of activities; I just got out of an intense film watching cycle for instance.

Have a look at this link and tell me what you think btw: http://www.enneagraminstitute.com/Typefour.asp

Start here:

Ok, I can understand the evolution of it all, but when I come across a religious claim, such as "God created the universe", for example, do I see it as a scientific claim? Do I see it as a story to help me place myself in the world? What if the two notions of what has happened in the past, and where I came from, contradict each other? How can both be equally valid? Most religious claims sound to me like claims that can only be verified scientifically.

Coke bores me, and I've had no luck with acid. Heroin is just unavailable. Ketamine is my personal favorite.

What am I reading Frued and Jung FOR? That's a good question. I never met my mother until I turned 18, and at the end of the meeting, I suddenly began to feel, for the first time in my life, tremendous guilt and anxiety. I still have this aching neurosis, and I think it's because my super ego only recently formed, with the late first resolution of the oedipus complex. This led to huge identity problems, revealing reservoirs of shame and narcissism, which I thought I'd never have to unveil to myself. That's why I'm sort of interested in religion, partly because of being unable to cope with a meaningless life, and partly because I want to build a stable identity. Any advice?

Also, artwise, I like Expressionism, surrealism, cubism..other isms etc. Favorite artists are Kandinsky, Gauguin, Kirchner, Dali, Monet and Courbet; although lately I've started to really admire Warhol. I like a lot of stuff. Yourself?

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You've had to do a lot of arguing for religion huh?

Actually, I just read in some post that you were trained in psychoanalysis?
I've been reading Frued and Jung for the past 3 months, racking my mind..did you study psychology?

Anyway, when you say in the ramadan thread that a religious claim is a completely different form of knowledge to a scientific one, can you explain to me what a religious claim could be defined as? How it should be interpreted? a story, truth, art? what purpose does it serve other than to offer meaning for the individual?

Wow! That's really admirable actually! I'm really happy for you that you found something spiritual to connect with. I know I wish I could. Although, I think if I was literate enough to read Heidegger and Hegel, I would probably have to have my own deity just to keep me going through their writings.

As for art, I like art. I think it's a very important human characteristic; to explore the self outside of the self. In fact, I wish I kept up my drawing and painting. Your stuff is very good though, very individual.

What was your poison of choice may I ask?

I like your style, your art and your posts.
Can I ask a question though, how did you find God? And how do you justify God's existence to yourself?

lol, I meant the joking part of it, not literal angel-raping. And yeah, that sounds more like something out of an absurd black metal song

lol, exactly like that

To be honest, that wasn't particularly exciting, and only resulted in me gaining anxiety towards the idea that a panda might bite my ear off. I don't know how much we will get out of exploiting the concept, because it seems one-dimensional. Maybe we should turn our attention elsewhere, to the very core of the unknown...any cool ideas?