Monism: As Connecting Religion and Science – Ernst Haeckel

"The purpose of this candid confession of monistic faith is twofold. First, it is my desire to give expression to that rational view of the world which is being forced upon us * with such logical rigor by the modern advancements in our knowledge of nature as a unity, a view in reality held by …

Radicals

Society makes it's own radicals, by design. Collective education is meant to create outsiders and bullied, angry people, or their opposite, basic crowd-minded drones with no free-will, but to do exactly that which everyone else does without any opportunity of individualism.

Original Sin

To think in subject/object pairs about other human beings is that sin. Judgement. The thing which you compare all people and things against is not real, so all conclusions about anything are a part of the illusion. None of the judgements we make have any validity because they are determined by our untrue, biased view …

Babylonian

https://genius.com/Phi-life-cypher-babylonians-lyrics The snakes with the wicked tongues of wicked ones without no conscience When they talk their tongue forked, speaking unholy devil nonsenseThe cases of Stephen Lawrence and Rodney King should show you one thingThere's no justice when Babylonian run things All roads lead to Rome...still.

Reading Lists

Is it possible to build a complete view of the world from the information we've been given as school attendees? Is the message we've been given the truth, or will it have nationalist spin added to ensure we only think good of our nation, while others are seen in a less flattering light? Are there …

What “I am”

What "I am" couldn't develop over time. It couldn't coalesce or become more or less over time. It couldn't learn or degenerate over time. It couldn't gain a name at a time, and then have an identity over time. What I am "is" rather than "was" or "will" be. What "I am" observes all of …

Racism or Any ‘-ism’

The actors in this great drama seem to move like characters of a previously determined drama.

Group Minds

"Groups have never thirsted after truth. They demand illusions, and cannot do without them. They constantly give what is unreal precedence over what is real; they are almost as strongly influenced by what is untrue as by what is true. They have an evident tendency not to distinguish between the two." - from "Group Psychology: …

The Doors of Perception – Aldous Huxley

From the foreword by J.G. Ballard “Huxley believed that our brains have been trained during the evolutionary millennia to screen out all those perceptions that do not directly aid us in our day to day struggle for existence. We have sacrificed out sense of wonder.” From the main body of the book. "The mind is …