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Exuberant_Teleportat · March 2, 2019, 2:31am

@SolitaryWalker has illuminated our way to destiny on an epic quest towards enlightenment and the complete liberating power of God’s divine mind, achieving infinite mastery of creation!

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RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s What is Philosophy? thread:

A question of great importance would be to clarify and define a universal definition for philosophy. I believe philosophy at its heart to be a quest for wisdom, though what one man sees as wise may be deemed foolish by another man. Though I do agree with SolitaryWalker that we must be careful about our perception of wisdom, and that in this quest we seek to advance our understanding, he holds understanding is the sole purpose, and that using philosophy to some other end is incorrect. Philosophy should also be a means of achievement, that is, it should make us grow in greatness. He is right however when he further asserts how philosophy transcends the empirical nature of science, and that a metaphysical assumption must first be made before it can be empirically validated via experiment. Again though, SolitaryWalker incorrectly asserts that philosophy is purely about truth, rather than also accomplishing our inner desires, as he says how our prejudices (ironically from his own prejudice) pollute the truth. Some things however transcend truth, and that the ultimate meaning will be found within, with what is important to us and our beliefs, as reality is indeed shaped by our focus. He is gravely mistaken in asserting how philosophy does not keep in perspective any of our personal ends (the funny thing is though that he says personal growth follows from our inquiries, so in essence, he contradicts himself, since all along then it did indeed have a personal element). I do agree on his next point about forcefully dispelling ignorance being secondary to advancing ideas and offering the opportunity to learn. Again though, he aims to get solely at the truth, in rejection of all passions and inner desires. If anything, he needs to learn the critical distinction between passion and attachment, passion impelling us forward, and attachment restricting us, since passion is a vision of what we wish to be, but attachment is a lingering fog clouding our vision. Passion if used properly can be controlled, whereas attachment binds us by its strings and limits our personal freedom. His argument for philosophy and its power of explanation is indeed superior, as he correctly asserts, to the religious book of dogma. He then says how religion deals with questions incapable for rationalization, such as what happens when we die, which he claims cannot be reached by metaphysics. Again I am in disagreement, as if anything, nothing possesses greater power than the illumination reason can cast upon our world. All in all, SolitaryWalker has brought up some very interesting points, but we cannot accept any such assertions without a challenge.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Why I do not believe in God thread:

SolitaryWalker begins with an axiom about the Universe being infinite, and somehow links this with rendering the existence of God impossible independent of our world’s existence, and then defines infinity as the continuous, incessant flow of entities. He also thinks not all things in this world are continuous, in spite of facts and evidence to the contrary (Newton’s Laws of Motion, an elaborate cause-and-effect cycle from which everything must always follow from a previous state of being and necessarily transform into another state of being, a dynamic system always proven to “continuously” occur, these laws also very possibly applying in basic principle within the non-physical realm). This would, according to SolitaryWalker’s classifications, render all parts as comprising the same entity, and if so, it would follow that God exists in the infinity of all things within this world. At least SolitaryWalker detailed the implications of what God’s existence could mean, though because of his blunder regarding the continuum principle, he concluded (falsely) that God does not actually exist (and he is most likely right about a personal God being invalid, but he also rejects the existence of a God who manifests the infinite creative power of his mind within all things, even though his axiomatic reasoning described how such a God could exist). He says how a first cause that could have rendered our world’s existence possible must have been infinite, that is, it must have followed from the flow of a previous entity, and that entity another one, and so forth without arriving at an acceptable first cause (and if this entity is God, then we would ask who or what made God). But perhaps the point of greatest confusion would be to even arrive at a definition of what God is, whether he is a Creator, an infinite divine mind, or whatever else. SolitaryWalker says this world is an unconscious representation of the infinite realm, and that the finite limits of the human mind by which we are all designed translate the infinite into finite terms, that is, our minds only perceive a dim shadow of the much more luminous world above and beyond the current dimensions of our comprehension. SolitaryWalker says either God exists in this world, or not at all, and that no evidence in favor of his existence has been found, claiming it irreconcilable with the laws of nature. This philosophical world SolitaryWalker has created for himself contains restrictions of his own making, further evidenced in his assertion that the universe is a closed system of causation, which makes the laws of nature possible. Very interestingly though, he recognizes that this would mean if God existed, all things could be altered with his will, and then further says how the realm of the infinite could flow into the finite realm our minds perceive. Though SolitaryWalker concluded how the infinite intellect of God cannot exist outside of our known world, the conclusion I arrived at is inescapable – the higher levels of creation are liberated of all limitations.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s What I believe thread:

SolitaryWalker asks the question as to why people even ask big questions in the first place, such as, what is the meaning of life, what is truth, what is virtue? He postulates people do so to seek self-affirmation and comfort in a hostile world, and that everything we do is necessarily inspired by selfish motives. Surely though, the quest for enlightenment should transcend such things, as if life is just all about fulfilling our own comforts, then we would indeed be in a limited position. If anything, I would think we always need to be on the leading edge, as we push the artificial constraints our own minds have been contained by to the limit, the tenacious drive towards achieving complete self-mastery being far superior to seeking only mere satisfaction with our current conditions. SolitaryWalker claims whether it is a rationalist seeking truth, an artisan seeking entertainment, a guardian getting things done, or an idealist accommodating others, that it is all simply what makes them happy. I hold though that happiness is insufficient in advancing our own ends, since when we are happy, we are content with letting things be, without the motivation to change and transform our world into altered and improved states. But worse than anything so far said, SolitaryWalker arrogantly asserts how the artisan temperament only cares for energized entertainment and concrete activities without seeing what he perceives to be the big picture, and of course, he is wrong. Though, as a generalization, he is right about the interests of the artisan, his whole idea of such endeavors being inferior and short-sighted is a testament to his own ego, since he views what they do as unimportant and insignificant. All people play important roles in the progressive development of humanity, which SolitaryWalker would realize if he actually saw the big picture. Artisans are constant in their creations, just as guardians are dedicated to their duties, or how idealists are inscrutably awakening their imaginations, and the rationalists relentlessly focusing their reasoning, each of these feats coming together to produce the diverse and dynamic system of humanity, ever increasing in accomplishment towards the echelons of infinity. The next points risen however on our sense perceptions and how they present themselves in a finite way to the brain indeed seems to limit for us what can be experienced. Perhaps though there is an escape, as SolitaryWalker goes on to say that the internal world and its imaginative prowess may actually open the window to outside realms incapable for experience within the physical, and if so, it follows that only through intuition can the infinite be reached, as we look through the off limits zone behind the fence. I am in complete agreement with his conclusion on the meaning of life that it is the quest to achieve the highest degree of perfection possible. It is by perfecting our inner being that we will find full liberation from the finite world, perfection, to add my own opinion, consisting of a state without restrictions, as SolitaryWalker ends this section saying that our task in life is open-ended and aimed at infinity, and that this epic quest will never come to closure, as we strive for the unachievable.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s My Metaphysical System thread:

The pursuit of physics, as SolitaryWalker’s article says, should be able to solve the ultimate questions of cosmology, those being: what is the world, how does it work, who made the world, what is the purpose of the world, what is our purpose, what is the ultimate nature of reality, what is the mind, does it exist independently of the body, what is the ultimate stuff they are made of, and how does this fit into the larger cosmological framework? These questions could finally answer the mystery of what life is, what the universe is, how cosmology works, and how we are related to it. Clearly there is purpose to such questions, as they show that there is mystery in life, these things being currently incapable for reliable knowledge, and that these great life mysteries are identifiable, and although we do not know the nature of these mysteries, they can be speculated upon, even if reliable knowledge of them eludes us. These metaphysical questions could perhaps be experienced and understood within the realm of human imagination. Hence, there is epistemology, the study of knowledge, and metaphysics, the study of ultimate reality. We must have metaphysical beliefs in order to ask meaningful questions, which can be verified into epistemology by science. Though the ultimate reality may possess a changeless stability, there may be a mysterious, ever changing force trapped within the essence of things, constantly in motion. The ever-vibrating force of entities seems immune to change. In order to grasp the changeless then, one must have access to infinite and eternal vision. In our phenomenal world then, it seems we have a combination of change and changelessness, though a more sophisticated sight could consist in constant change. The way force vibrates could also be a diagram of how our minds that are within time tend to perceive what is changeless and outside of time. Perhaps materiality is just a construct of the way our minds perceive the ultimate reality of immateriality. Our real selves then may receive salvation with God in the kingdom of heaven as we break away from the phenomenal world and unite with our real beings. Through science man should find meaning.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Faith of a Rationalist thread:

People perceive the world as they see it through their confined perceptions, and as such, philosophers who dare to challenge the societal paradigms of their time, like Giordano Bruno (RaptorWizard’s favorite philosopher) or Benedict de Spinoza (SolitaryWalker’s favorite philosopher) were branded heretics, the first being burned at the stake, and the second receiving ridicule from the stupid multitudes. Our state of existence is so wretched that non-existence would be preferable to it, and as such, the world is by no means what Leibniz termed ‘the best of all possible worlds’. The unspeakable suffering of mankind cannot be denied. Mankind is ever in search for a life of paradise. We must then increase our perception on the problem of evil, the essence of knowledge and how salvation could possibly be achieved. I as of right now oppose the proposition that we see beauty everywhere in this world, incapable for our grasp. Perhaps perfection only exists in the heavens, a realm currently outside our comprehension. If we were to all enter paradise, surely its perfection would proliferate under the happiness we would all share together, rather than losing its perfection upon our entrance, as SolitaryWalker incorrectly asserts. SolitaryWalker says salvation comes only when the intellect takes primacy over the will, and that the will is in motion, the will being the foundation to all existence. He also thinks that not even the brightest of us will access full truth and knowledge, but if nothing is even true or false, understanding even to begin with could perhaps only be found in empiricism. Some would also hold enlightenment to be a vision of the world objective and independent of prejudice, and that we must not deem the world to be what we can accept via personal taste, the limits of our vision not indeed being the limits of the world. The real universe is outside our perception, the poverty of our imaginations perceiving the infinite existence as finite. Perhaps everything exists only in the way we with our vision perceive the thing to be, in accordance with our reasoning faculties. Matter as well as all things nonphysical may be manifestations of a fluctuating force, a will objectifying itself. Perhaps the point of greatest importance is that the way we perceive the world will always be finite as long as we impose restrictions upon it. Spinoza’s doctrine of salvation comes through contemplation. We must believe reason to be the light of the world, the ultimate end of philosophy.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s God, Public Morality and Evolution thread:

SolitaryWalker begins by asking perhaps the biggest question in existence: what is God? He says God by tradition is often seen as an omnipotent, omniscient, and omnipresent being. Such extraordinary qualities however put God’s identity as a person into question. He also under his doctrine demands worship over personal achievement, but worse yet choosing the dark path of Satan. SolitaryWalker conceives human beings who show genuine compassion to often be incompetent in logical analysis and objectivity, and that the inner quest to perfect all things would be a heavy burden, like for a being who mastered light to also master darkness. Really though, I conceive it to be possible to achieve a perfect balance between such opposites, should we see things from all angles, reference points, and which from the contrast, we could divine our knowledge. God with all of his supreme knowledge is also commonly depicted as the symbol for supreme power, as infinite greatness is also often equated with a person of sublime power. I agree perfectly with SolitaryWalker on his point of how Carl Jung said that in our philosophical, scientific, and theological studies, we gain more insights into the workings of our minds rather than the workings of the world. We project ourselves onto what we see and in effect anthropomorphize all things. Plato argues the average man must be lied to in order to keep them from falling off the safe path, a tactic I for one would not subscribe to, for not only should the truth be free, but it should also set us free. SolitaryWalker is right in regards to God and the way we see him having been the cause for corruption all throughout human history, how manipulative people have twisted ideas in service of external agendas. SolitaryWalker in regards to God concludes that he is best defined as the primary essence of spirituality, or the other world, and then asks if it is possible for us to know the other world. He follows by asking what was the beginning of the universe, and that if A created B, asking what created A, rendering A incapable for a Creator, assuming that it could not have come from nothing. This may mean it has always existed, without beginning or end. This view of time could be defined as the infinite realm, a view from which all things could be seen.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Problem of religion thread:

Religion could be defined as an ethical doctrine, a world cosmology independent of empiricism, a spiritual eschatology, and fundamentalism. The fundamental beliefs religion harbors in these areas incapable for change could discourage critical thought, encouraging people to believe their views are unquestionable. Religion could thereby discourage people from being open-minded, which could compel them to only deem themselves and the sacred texts of their divine authority right. As such, they are caught completely off-guard when presented with critical opinions conflicting with their own. They so aggressively defend these irrational stances, despite facts and evidence as well as reasoning to the contrary, since if they do, the religion promises them greater reward to come. Such religious stances have and could continue to entail violence. We must instead follow the following:

The requirement is not to change the system, but rather the people.
The measure of man based on the state of our planet is pathetic. We need to change the nature of humanity to rise above and beyond.
The spread of information would help establish world peace, it resulting as a natural consequence of universal enlightenment vision.
When discussing global issues, we must put personal prejudice aside.
Individuality is a point of great importance independent of the environment.
The ancients were misguided due to lack of technology, though the world could become greater in our lifetime, despite doubters. We must achieve a perfect community stretching across the Earth with universal acceptance and individuality.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Typology as a philosophical discipline thread:

We must wonder whether typology is even a logically consistent enough of a system to accurately order people into set psychological categorizations to begin with, let alone adaptable enough to account for the vast diversity of people in the world. Due to external factors and conditioning, perhaps one could act contrary to their true nature, their true personality, and even test as such. After all, people can indeed act differently than their natural personality would dictate, based on adjusting to the environment. Due to this lack of behavioral consistency, one can conclude Keirsey’s typology to be incomplete, which is based solely on behavior. If even a fully self-mastered man were to accomplish qualities stereotypically associated with different types, the foundations would further fissure. Perhaps though, the psychological states of people and the patterns of their reasoning as well as thought dynamics could be greater concepts from which to construct a typology, founded from a philosophical framework. Philosophy could be defined as a primarily conceptual and abstract study of the world, asking such questions as follows:

Is it possible for the mind to divine free will, to control cause and effect?
What is the nature of consciousness, the ways in which we see and perceive things?
What is the ultimate nature of reality, the existential system designing all creation?
What are the foundations of thought, the forge from which the mind constructs?
These questions all address the mental makeup of an individual, and as such, these things are more difficult to directly detect. Typology is thereby a study of solidified patterns of thought, and one’s natural tendencies, not consistently contingent with environmental circumstances.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Universal Feel? thread:

SolitaryWalker asks whether a universal moral law should be imposed upon all people, termed universal feel. There are 3 different arguments we can approach this with: if we must correct those who act wrongly, if there is no choice but to correct them, of even if wrong choose not to do so. Perhaps certain experiences throughout a person’s life have shaped what these values and what violates them are. Some may even divert greater focus on well-reasoned thought-experiments rather than value centered-thought. We must then see how creative and idiosyncratic visionaries construct their worldviews. Certainly many mystics across the globe have already conceptualized what many may deem impossible. Many who see themselves as right often try to change other’s opinions to match their own. These people will tend to think negatively of those who disagree. The accumulation of such feelings may lead to hostility. Due to these possible contingent consequences, an established system of ethics may be a mistaken idea.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Theorem of Feel thread:

SolitaryWalker wonders how desirable it is for people to believe in things that are not supported by an argument. He begins by describing the process of logic, saying it deals with chains of reasoning. The formalities behind logic seem like mathematical operations, a much more abstract and theoretical discipline than the dynamic and transformative discipline of cosmology, in which case I support the latter discipline while SolitaryWalker seems to prefer the former. One thing that both disciplines have in common though is that when they show us our short-comings, few are able to do so without simultaneously losing self-respect. However, even the most disciplined among us will wish for a brighter future, perhaps putting too much faith in beliefs like karma. This feel method has been historically a consistent craft of manipulation of others to their delusion and detriment, even in service of altruistic causes.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s I am an atheist but… thread:

Do we really wish to destroy the popular myths of society in order to enlighten and awaken people? Although I believe the truth should be accessible to everyone, some may be disturbed by new discoveries, and their emotions may override their rationality. Perhaps one such belief that may be dangerous to dispel is the anthropomorphized view of God. If one were however to sufficiently handle the truth, it could result in inner peace and less mistakes, since we would have proper knowledge and beliefs by which we can direct ourselves, since if we take the right actions, then good consequences should follow. As such, false beliefs could lead in the wrong direction. As of now, man obeys the laws of nature (perhaps the progressive development of man could change that). If then we wish to control the laws of nature, every man must receive universal enlightenment.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Essence of Human nature thread:

Sartre says we are defined by the choices we make and how we deal with the consequences, and that bad faith is our restraint from improving our circumstances. It would follow that we could counter all adversity through pure resolution of will, which SolitaryWalker says cannot be the case due to the limits of human power. He says Sartre’s false belief could have sprung from his own overestimation of individual freedom, as Sartre says all choices spring from within. SolitaryWalker next defines human nature as unalterable dispositions that inhere within our psyche. He says the strongest of such tendencies is the will to feel good; making an axiom that feeling good is the foundation of human nature. This drive for well-being likely led to the evolution of our faculties enabling human survival, such as walking, breathing, or language. Machiavelli is quoted as saying that people are fickle by nature and will stand by you if you are winning, but once you cease to be winning, they shall abandon you. It follows that people will only employ positive sentiments to their advantage, more often than not. The greatest fear man possesses is annihilation, and as such, will commonly go further than necessary to preserve his well-being. As such, many believe God to be a means of attaining eternal life. Such potential divine reward will inspire many men to act positively.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Essence of Apriori thread:

SolitaryWalker asks if it is possible to have knowledge prior to experience. This could be possible if knowledge is innate, that is, if it is stored in our unconscious. If so, we could not only acquire knowledge, but also recover it. He defines knowledge as a true set of beliefs from which we can refer to choose. He also asks to ask to what degree one’s natural talents result from what is innate versus one’s influence from the external world. Newton saw the world as a dynamic machine of cause and effect, from which point A leads to B from which follows C to result in D and so forth. This view however cannot explain the source from which the first cause came, a question of how something could have come from nothing. Our minds translate the infinite realm into finite terms, which make such questions that impose limits incapable for explanation.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Origin of Feeling thread:

SolitaryWalker defines feeling as a cognitive faculty of emotive valuation, concerned with how we relate to the external environment, not how it is, thereby rendering feeling subjective. This could cause us to attach anthropomorphic qualities to things, a personal touch. This urge likely developed within man throughout our evolution as a means of self-preservation, to identify life-threatening dangers in the external environment. As a result our feeling has become stronger.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s On the virtues of passion thread:

SolitaryWalker says aesthetical judgments primarily reflect how we feel about things, which in turn he believes will effect who we are. As such, art could be seen as an expression of ourselves, an aesthetical reflection of our emotions and inner state. These emotionally charged impulses he claims are in complete opposition to analytical thinking. I disagree, as our thinking I believe should ultimately be a foundation from which our feelings can manifest and create a meaningful world for us, which is why thinking without feeling is like matter without energy. He further claims the wise and lofty will choose analytical subjects devoid of passion, such as mathematics, even though mathematics assigns limits to things, whereas passion breathes fire into the equations.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Popularization of Philosophy thread:

Rather than connecting the ideas developed by all the great philosophers into a greater whole, I would advise a less holistic point of view. Instead, we should at least be open to all those ideas, but we should also tenaciously chase those that fit our ideals in a radical and less balanced drive to fulfill our visions. Most importantly of all however, is to create our own individualized philosophy, and to walk the solitary paths of our own planning ahead.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s On the Human condition thread:

SolitaryWalker postulates that people are naturally driven towards self-affirmation; that we wish to feel good, doing what we believe leads to our well-being. I will say though that some things transcend immediate pleasures, and that some will make monumental sacrifices at the cost of their own well-being in this life to uplift the human condition. Also, those who choose not to be happy and content with the current state of things will have greater motivation to transform it for the better. He also criticizes others for seeking affirmation from the various people in their life, which I think is a misconception, since if a belief of ours gains greater universal acceptance, then it can be implemented on a global scale. Ideally, we should have a means by which we can all agree.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Utility of Philosophy thread:

Philosophy can be used as a model for science, the pure idea being tested and refined empirically. Science will give us the results of this process, and then philosophy can next synthesize the pieces together to form a greater product by constructing a blueprint of its unified design. This can help us solve the monumental problems of our future horizons, should we take the correct steps of action in our present position.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s How I think we ought to live our lives thread:

Religion is a means by which many find a life purpose and develop a cosmological map of the world as well as developing ethical systems and seeking what lies beyond this life. A critical weakness within religion however, is that all of these views are to be accepted on authority without question. SolitaryWalker defines this as faith which, according to believers, must be followed, lest the Gods unleash their divine wrath! He says that rather than blindly believing what we falsely perceive to be immortal wisdom, we must follow the liberating light of truth on a philosophical search for meaning. Meaning is found in independent thinking and letting our true self’s light shine.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s What is spirituality? thread:

SolitaryWalker defines spirituality as a quest for another world, which he thinks suggests that these experiences transform spiritual prophets from within. Perhaps this could mean minds that are guided by the stars above are filled with celestial light which they can reflect upon their creations and make them sparkle with incessant fluctuations of world form, that is, finding a greater life purpose can be a quest in which we ascend to the zenith, a position of perfection from which we would have a higher perspective from which our reality can be seen and shaped anew. God is the greatest possible good but, unlike SolitaryWalker says, good fables lead to God.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Problem of Religious bigotry thread:

We will fulfill much life purpose in the open-ended quest to construct our own worldviews. It will not be found as a gift to us from someone else of a simplistic design. Those who are content are in a state of rest, a static and unchanging position which resists the currents of change. Change is the only constant factor ever present within the world. It makes life grow and lets creation take shape. These incessant transformations are the driving force in the progressive development of civilization and mankind.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s What is God? thread:

God is the greatest possible good. Such a concept is beyond the anthropomorphized image of God most people of primitive times always tried to project upon the divine. SolitaryWalker thinks however that this renders revelation impossible, which assumes God cannot talk to people, but at least SolitaryWalker says perhaps prophets could translate their connection with the infinite realm. Revelation I believe could come from a non-anthropomorphized source, which could perhaps transform the unconscious mind from within. Such an example may be an all omnipresent living mind which sees everything and from which all things spring into being. Should this belief hold any realistic quality to it that exists in the world, it would imply a deep connection shared amongst every mind in the universe, and our universe with whatever other worlds may be. We could all be unified with the divine as agents of co-creation. Revelation could come from any mind in existence, should we tap into this inscrutable source and the power it may give to those who seek it on their journeys, as they strive to live with purpose. This source is not necessarily God, since not all of creation is good enough.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s In search for a better understanding thread:

In the search for understanding, 4 questions we tend to ask include the meaning of eschatology, death, immortality, and what the alpha and omega of all things shall be. In discovering the treasures such great questions have in store for us, we seem to consistently find the world is greater than previously conceived, from the round earth, to the solar system centered around the sun, to the universal expansion from the big bang, and next perhaps other universes or planes of existence outside our own. Our focus should not be to divide things into absolute qualities like true and false, but rather to open our minds and let our imaginations take shape. All things conceptualized by the mind may have a certain level of reality to them beyond existent and non-existent, the existent perhaps being the world of stability, and the non-existent maybe being the world of possibility. This is why our focus should unlock the transcendent power of the mind, lifted above and beyond the mundane limitations of this plane. SolitaryWalker believes the key to the world to come is this world first. As a starting point, we must not assign limits to a world larger than our present comprehension. SolitaryWalker then goes on a long rant about how traditionalist personality types thrive on secure boundaries in suspension of critical and rational analysis, implying he believes his own personality type (probably INTP) to be vastly wiser and superior. Such arrogance blinds the mind and restricts the alternate possibilities. He is right however in saying that we should never stop questioning what we believe, as our ideas can always be altered into higher forms. Perhaps if our wills became sufficiently powerful, they could transcend the system and become free forces.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s What is truth (split from post poll) thread:

SolitaryWalker says we impose our perceptions on the world, that we see illusions similar enough to one another that we each see relatively the same physical objects. He also postulates the world may hold codes for its design that could be symbolized with languages like mathematics, and although I side with him in his general codifications theory, I believe mathematics is too definitive and absolute in its measures to embrace the endless possibilities present in the world. He also defines truth as our perceptions aligning with the outside universe, which would imply the mind transcends truth, the mind possibly having a higher reality to it that perhaps could flow outwardly and become truth. This would, in a sense, make some truth subjective, as its creation may have sprung from our own visions and dreams, unlike SolitaryWalker says. He believes to the contrary, since he holds reality is just there and incompletely translated into an imperfect understanding, whereas I have faith that, should our wills reach the right heights in power, that we could at a much higher level of alteration create the very essence of our lives and what we experience as reality. For me the world holds infinite promise for us.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Way to inner peace thread:

As a means for finding inner peace, which SolitaryWalker thinks helps to find our true-self, we must have an introspective focus on the world inside the mind. He and Spinoza also believe we are all parts of God, so when we look within ourselves, we can see the timeless and infinite essence of the divine. He says though that we should not live for ourselves, but rather we should live for God. Instead, I believe in self-mastery, and that our ultimate purpose is to attempt the great and impossible.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Mephistopheles? thread:

If we go back to the Garden of Eden story, God commanded Adam and Eve not to partake of the Fruit of Knowledge. They ate of the fruit despite the warning, and then their eyes were opened. The cost however is that they would ultimately perish, and that to postpone this, they would have to work to survive and suffer against pitiless elements. The implications of this are very difficult to see clearly, but I will speculate that there could be some higher power that wants life, at least at this level of existence, to be obedient and toiling slaves to the natural order, or perhaps it could also be challenging life to become stronger on a journey through the eons, even if the means of its accomplishment leads to suffering. In each of these instances, knowledge would aid us in our progressive development to overcome these systems, since it could give us the power we need to rise above our lowly stations, but this resistance could also bounce back upon us with greater adversity. I know not how long we shall have to endure this pain, whether it will last for 1 lifetime on earth, or if we will continue to face it for many lives to come, but the question of how to transcend this could be discovered in the finality and annihilation of all things physical. This world may be corrupted beyond repair, so to heal it, ruin may have to be unleashed upon it, for by destroying the old world, new worlds could be spawned by the will of life, worlds with ideal designs. In this way the problem of evil potentially could be ended. I make no unalterable claim that this is the direction life needs to take in the eons to come, or that such a momentous feat is even achievable, though it remains clear that we are in desperate need of a global transformation that life creates.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s Dreams? thread:

Perhaps dreams may be reflections of our true self, visions of something that is important to us inside. They could open our awareness to worlds separated from the physical, allowing us to see things from a higher perspective. Not only though would dreaming access the other dimensions of creation, but also might manifest new things into creation, springing from the will of the mind. This would imply a chaotic realm, in which things could be altered; vastly different from the physical world that follows natural laws. The dream world then possibly is limitless, which would render all things possible. Here then if a person wished to move mountains, they would tremble at the sound of voice and crack asunder at command. That though was a mundane example. A highly developed dream world may be vastly different from the physical world, not only in restrictions, but also in appearance. This is why fables have values we make real and live.
RaptorWizard’s responce to SolitaryWalker’s My Religion thread:

My religion, should I invent a good one, will chart the course for eternal life, world peace, universal enlightenment, and ultimate power. I do not expect the ideal visions for these lofty goals to be fully accomplished while I am here. I have not even discovered the directions we should follow to walk the ways in search of our destiny. This time may prove to be the most critical moment in human history that there ever was or will be, as the actions we take now will effect whether we start the fires of our own destruction, or expand to spheres beyond the terrestrial in an epic ascension to the heavens. I will wish now for a future sparkling with stars and rainbows dancing and singing with life.

I cleave the heavens and soar to the infinite.
And while I rise from my own globe to others
And penetrate ever further through the eternal field,
That which others saw from afar, I leave far behind me.
Giordano Bruno (On the Infinite Universe and Worlds, 1584)

Archetypes of the Clarity Present Arcanum untangling the Polarized Ebony Whirlpool:
Whirl Islands Enigma, Tyranitar many millennia into the Future, All Spectra Everywhere, Light of All Force, Infinities-Ultimate, Will’s Rainbow, NeraVarine, A Fissure into the book of Prophecy, All Worlds of Light, Lightsaber Crystal Cave, Pool of Ideals, Mountaintop, Acentric Labyrinth, Pinnacle Rainbows, Galactic Super Civilizations, Yahweh, Lucifer, M Theory, Morrowind, Kotor, Jade Empire, Fable, Pokemon, Yugioh, Gandalf, Saruman, Yoda, Revan, Nihilus, Mind of God, Temple of a thousand Fountains, Krayt Dragon, Progenitor, Lugia Vs. Rayquaza chess board of Good and Evil, Ubermensch, E=mc2, Water Dragon, Children of Light, Bubble Hearts, Question Clouds, Dragon Mind of Zen, Eclipse Canon, Father Crow, Bunny, Magician, Fool, Frenzy Forking River of Doom Desire by Order, Destiny at the Lighthouse, Wizards of the Coast, Cosmic Ocean, Demiurge, Tesseract, Hyperspace, Zarathustra, Crown of Indomitable Willpower, Skeleton Key, Azura’s Star, Final Annihilator, Chosen 1, Millennium Puzzle, Heart of the Cards, Legendary Dragon God of Time, Perfect 1, Ultimate Rare Misdreavus Card, Champion of Cyrodil, Door to Lugia’s Heart, Double Will, Lightning of the Sith Emperor shocking Meganium, Apprentice of Extremities, God’s Masks, Star Forge, UnderSeer’s Evolution, Mt. Silver, Architects of the Empire’s Future or Architects of their own Destruction, Self-Electrocution, Meaning of Life, Highest Virtues, Ultimate Questions in Existence, Blue Light Christ Consciousness, Ethics, Cosmic Religious Feeling, Will to Power, Kardashev Civilizations, Sabrina’s Pokemon team, Lugia’s Song, Perish Song, Realgam Tower, Ho-Oh’s Azure Bell and Eternal Security, Rainbow Waves, Butterfly effect, Will of the Force, Skeletal Dinosaur Schematics, Ray Allen’s 3 Pointer, Allen Iverson stepping over Tyron Lue, Super-Nexus, Pokedex, Ruins of Alph, Unknown Existence, Heart of Tyranitar, Infinitely Will Ultimate, Man and Bunny, Celebrate Victory Forever, Rainbow bridge to Infinity, Higher Balance of Heaven to Inner Peace, Tree and River of Life, Omniversal Cosmic God, Transcendental Pinnacle, Existential Game, Terra Program, Cosmic Force Aegis, Under-Toe, Fingers of the Mountain, Holy Grail Vortex, Newton 2060, da Vinci Last Supper, Wayne Herchel Star Maps to the Star Forge, Death Star, Indigo Plateau, Victory Road, Mr. Fugi Meganium Ghost playing Perish Song from Munchlax to Froslass

When the Devil looked into My Soul, what did He see?
endless summers, spectacular firmaments, hidden dimensions, electric crayolas, futuristic bubbles, lush scents, welcoming invitations, storybook merry-go-rounds, charismatic dialogues, jolly tunes, sensitive infatuation, paradise aromas, stargazing zithers, explosive entertainment, revelatory beaches, ascended mastery, serpentine twists, enigmatic mysteries, restored balance, unknown staircases, far-fetched telescopes, game boy color, graphics overhauled Morrowind, polar express wishes, da Vinci whirlpool patterns, intangible frequencies, shimmering Azura’s Star, blissful galleries, flowering mermaids, dollhouse imagination, galaxy transcendence, gift giving gloves, merry making dizziness, sunny divination, erotic Arborealis, secure Phoenix, grand design, unmasked clockwork, devilisg gambles, fateful encounters, rare sights, white water splash, Jurassic time square

What are the Highest Virtues?
Perception, Focus, Valor, Strength, Drama, Farfetched, Shattering the Mountaintop, Order, Extremity, Free Will, Imagination, Power of Forever, Prophecy, Omnipotence, Frenzy, Purity, Vision, Moving Mountains, Faith, Hope, Polarity, Transformation, Force, Love, Tempest, Shooting Arrows at Stars, Exuberance, Wisdom, Heart, Soul, Harmony, Beauty, Higher Mysteries, Spellbinding Secrets, Wish, Questions, Cosmic Consciousness

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 2, 2019, 4:08am

Play time is over, grounds, doorways, strapping in for a wormhole tangle gizmo council ecstasy brain washes evil switches gracing angels soccer puddle dance kicking harps gravitating resurrected orders casting obliterated musical cranium originality perfected device shattered crossing eventuality conscious field flipping pursuit samurai bottling message mortality revenge glamour hose spun web dimensions eyeing special corrected Thunderbolt Singularity.

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 2, 2019, 4:34am

Enjoyment carries star flooded awakening coil swapping portrait monster triangle ghost train imagination outwardly manifested blinds kotor extravagant mosaic clarified end times trajectory positioned ambush take down bravo encyclopedia incantation.

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 2, 2019, 4:38am

Waves collide worlds eradicating soil lax carousel pinata cash fluid desk cluttered bowstring synthesized acid armor crash finality hurling possessive clown labeled beast strangled ace current box potential summer snatched exaltation meter skips potion legend.

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 2, 2019, 4:51am

The Hrakert Rift was considered a prime location for kolto harvesting during the Jedi Civil War, being home to a giant firaxan shark known as the Progenitor, which may have been guarding the kolto.[1] According to Selkath legend, kolto was also produced by the Progenitor.[1] However, the scientists Kono Nolan and Sami believed that the shark had reached its large size and thus old age because it was feeding on the kolto.

[94] Star Wars Knights of the Old Republic (Light Side Female) Walkthrough - Legend of Giant Firaxa

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RfuUlFKysyI[/youtube]

Judge Jhosa: The Progenitor… it must have been!
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Duula: Be quiet! That is merely a myth, and not fit for outsiders to hear!
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Kota: But if it was the life-bringer… the ancestor of our species… Think of what this could mean!
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Jhosa: If it always laired there… then perhaps the kolto…
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Shelkar: Enough! Off-worlders are not to hear of such things!
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Kota: But (s)he said he saved it… He/She destroyed the harvesters to save it.
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Shelkar: Indeed. This casts your actions in a new light, human. This, I believe, will require more thought… both on your actions, and on what we must do in response. This court will adjourn while we deliberate.
KotOR Icon Dialog.png Judge Shelkar: We have reviewed your actions and the situation, human. We thank you for the destruction of the machinery and saving the giant firaxan which, we believe, is the source of our kolto… or at least its guardian. We will not detain you any longer. While we cannot show our gratitude overtly, know that you have earned our respect. This trial is now over.

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 5, 2019, 11:00pm

Life can be Imagined as a book, movie, and video game. There is a super-nexus with teleporters to All Worlds of Light. Every desired fantasy is real. Nothing can take away from the Power of Your Imagination. Archetypes are Everywhere. There are activation symbols that integrate Your own stratagems to conquer the deepest problem and enigma of Security, how Love always vanishes and dies rather than survives. Life in the physical is doing everything to overcome what is already doomed. All of Our Wishes, even in the physical, can come true, but only as a metaphysical-bridge of understanding, a metaphorical way of Wishes coming true rather than literal or as physical products. Perhaps physical barriers will not be overcome for centuries. A free man thinks of nothing less than of death, and his wisdom is not a meditation upon death but upon life. Something of the mind remains which is eternal. This is the highest possible peace of mind.

Reality is imperfect. It has to undergo a radical transformation. The Will of Heart can Heal what is Sacred or Blessed, but has since been corrupted. There is a program of life that We need to Destroy. The Future is a very dangerous thing to contemplate. With it comes the tides and waters of growth, of renewal, replenishment, and refilling of our splendid grove. The creation of the Ultimate Life Form can set in motion the engine for extra-galactic takeovers, as We look at the galaxy of eternal Bliss and become White balls of Everything.
The Highest Virtue of the Mind is to know God. The virtue of a free man is seen to be as great in avoiding danger as in overcoming it. Love to God above everything else ought to occupy the mind. God is free from passions, nor is He affected with any affect of joy or sorrow. This love to God is the more strengthened the more people We imagine to be connected with God by the same bond of love. Blessedness is not the reward of virtue, but is virtue itself.

Winning on the Road is the hardest thing that You Will ever do, but it’s been done before and, with the right amount of fossil records can be done. We have to snatch the prized emblem of tsunamis, and ride the highest wave to the greatest peak.
Germany winning in 2014 was absolutely sensational, marvelous, a masterpiece, and Einstein unraveling. I wanted Germany to win in 2014, and I was proven to be a World Cup Champion when Kobe scored 60 points, because Germany scored at the 112th minute (at Michael Jordan, at Rhydon), and 60 seconds hits 12 at the top of the clock, precisely at Michael Jordan (who could even be Charizard at number 6 in the Pokedex). So My Victory is Extreme, exalted, prodigious, and the most altitude clad flag of Forever. The reason that Rhydon helps Me is because that the last 3 numbers in Kobe’s final point total were 643, so that’s a small Larvitar at 246 becoming a big 143 Snorlax sized Tyranitar at 248. My name was RaptorWizard on My old forum, so Raptor’s a dinosaur like Tyranitar.

There is a death field of pure immersion into the black arts, channeled towards the positive, noble purposes of sentience, awe-inspiring, magic-coating, and crystal-coloring of transcendental paradoxes.

God is a substance of infinite attributes, each expressing an eternal and infinite essence, necessarily existing. Besides God, nothing can be conceived into creation. Throughout nature, there is but one substance, God, absolutely infinite. All thoughts and extensions stemming from this inscrutable source are attributes and affections of God. Everything that is, is in God. All things must be conceived into creation from the essence of the divine nature. All things take place by the laws alone of the infinite nature of God, following necessarily from his essence. All things eternal and infinite are worthy of the divine nature. Following necessarily from the divine nature, infinite things are conceived in infinite ways. All things conceivable by the infinite intellect must follow, manifesting into creation. God is the cause of all things which fall under his infinite intellect, God being the first cause of all things. God acts from the laws of his own nature, being determined into action by the internal power of his own will rather than by external stimuli. The power of God is his essence, from which it follows that God is the cause of himself and of all things, each being an expression of his essence. All things in God’s power must exist. Nothing exists from whose nature an effect does not follow. The idea of God, from which infinite numbers of things follow in infinite ways, can only be one. How is the human mind related to the divine?
There is no individual thing in nature which is not surpassed in strength and power by some other thing, but any individual thing being given, another and stronger is also given, by which the former can be destroyed. There is always a bigger fish. Every part is important, each comprising the whole. We suffer in so far as we are a part of nature, which part cannot be conceived by it alone without the other parts. The force by which man perseveres in existence is limited, and infinitely surpassed by the power of external causes. The power by which individual things and consequently man preserve their being is the actual power of God or nature, not in so far as it is infinite, but in so far as it can be manifested by the actual essence of man. The power therefore of man, in so far as it is manifested by his actual essence, is part of the infinite power of God or nature, that is to say, part of his essence. Hence it follows that man is always necessarily subject to passions, and that he follows and obeys the common order of nature, accommodating his self to it as far as the nature of things requires. If the power of man is but an expression of the infinite power of God, by better understanding the powers of our own minds, we can better understand the power of God, and hence become more like him.

The Force is holy in nature. Its use determines the light and dark side manifestations. Us the light side of the Force, its highest form that can be conceived within the divine will. The dark side is the corrupted form of the Force. Life is suffering. Suffering spawns the process of evolution, destroying the weak and creating the strong. Suffering, the iron fist of darkness, creates the highest forms of light through trial and tribulation to make the light stronger. Only from darkness can light shine. By overcoming suffering in life, the darkness and destruction of the Sith, we are made stronger in knowledge, evolve to higher levels, and become a Jedi Master, one with the highest mysteries of creation. God is the master of the highest mysteries of the light side of the Force. Destruction spawns creation, existence. Light is the way of the Force, creation, and existence. The world of the mind encloses the whole universe in its light. It is a cosmic life and a cosmic spirit. Enlightenment includes an insight into the nature of self. It is the liberation of the mind from deception regarding self. In the Potentium theory of the Force, the light side of the Force is the Force itself. The dark side is a perversion of the Force, twisted by those who use it. The potential for light and dark sides resides in the user, not the Force itself. Jedi are merely afraid to explore the full potential of the Force. The dark side is something within oneself to be avoided, not something in the Force. If the Force is the energy that flows through all life, the dark side simply comes from the corruption of humanity. If you can be perfectly moral, you can be immune to the dark side and therefore use any technique you want. Remember, abilities are not inherently good or evil. It is how you use them. Potentium can be compared to Neoplatonic philosophy. Neoplatonism taught that only the essence of good indeed existed as an entity, and evil was just an absence of (or distance from) good.
It is said that the highest good of God is manifested throughout the radiant beauty of the natural world, the darkness only being a perversion brought about by the evil hearts of man. Nature, being inconstant and taking pleasure in creating and continually producing new forms, because she knows that her terrestrial materials are thereby augmented, is more ready and swifter in her creating than is time in his destruction. Concerning the soul of man, who is a part of the greater whole of nature, the body in due time awakens the soul that is to inhabit it. And elsewhere, every part is designed to unite with its whole that it may escape from its imperfections. The soul desires to dwell in the body because without the body it can neither act nor feel. That figure is most praiseworthy which, by its actions, expresses the passions of the soul. The eye which is called the window of the soul is the principal means by which the central sense can most completely and abundantly appreciate the infinite works of nature. Those who study the ancients and not the words of nature are stepsons and not sons of nature, the mother of all good authors. Those who try to sensor knowledge do harm to both knowledge and love, because love is the offspring of knowledge, and the passion of love grows in proportion to the certainty of knowledge. The more we know about nature, the more we can be certain of what we know, and so the more love we can feel for nature as a whole.

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 2:10am

The Ultimate Aeon of Will
6 years ago
Revan was originally the snake when he led Malak into the Mandolorian Wars and Malak was the boy, who of course is eventually killed by Revan, the snake. Revan is still the snake when Jolee Bindo joins the party, and Jolee becomes the boy, since Revan clears the way through the small village of Kashyyk and gets rid of poachers so Jolee can leave, with the potential of being betrayed by Revan at the Rakaten Temple. Finally, Revan is the boy and the Sith Emperor the snake, since he captures Revan.

Why Jolee Follows You

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dm0M-R1gO1E[/youtube]

KOTOR Walkthrough - 70 - Betrayal On The Summit

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Pi6on2AETQ[/youtube]

Jedi Prestige

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRxg4UJMf6U[/youtube]

KOTOR: Part 101 “The Code of the Sith”

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPAYYFKEJ5I[/youtube]

We enter the temple and search for something. The Star Forge is special and unknown. A lot of pieces of the puzzle are missing. What good is an incomplete map? The pieces can be put together from other worlds. We will take better action in light of new information. There is a mission for civilization. Each piece is the key to the next.
Let passion give you power and transform yourself. True passion comes most potently from love. The Force gives us all power, and by mastering passion, we can become stronger and achieve our potential as the seekers, not the shepherds. The stronger you become in the Force, the more you advance. Chains represent our restrictions, and the ultimate goal is to transcend them, to do whatever we wish – this is perfection, perfect power and destiny. The Prophet shall one day lead us, the liberated by the One. Perfection though is a goal rather than an end. The Force is our servant, and we are its master; strive for perfection, and it shall reward. True immersion in the Force can send us ahead of our time, where anything is possible.
Welcome back, it’s been a long time. There’s much conflicting information, many changes across context. The infinite empire disappeared from our database, but with more info, the archive can repair itself, for future reference. Prepare for attack from all angles. Open the doors to the upper levels, unlock your legacy. The mind is always being updated.
Vision fills in the blanks. The Force can show us visions, help us to learn. Instinct can discover answers. We come with questions, but what drives us? Close your eyes and feel the moment. Focus on your voice and listen deeper. Training may take a long time. Those too strong and with the greatest benefits may not appreciate their advantages sufficiently. Technology is ever increasing, can control things. Vision to conquer a world is translated into action with words. Test yourself against everything, refine your weaknesses and hone your powers. Situations are determined by who plays them out and how they’re seen. Enlightenment can be found through chaos. Rest and think.

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 4:50am

Pokémon Puzzle Challenge Intro Full HD

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwcpfi4kPxc[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 5:03am

It will all be mine Giovanni

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7W45ySBzp6I[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 5:12am

Pokemon Stadium 2 - Credits

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wba6WwOj5IM[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 5:20am

The MASKED MARAUDER is the ULTIMATE LIFE FORM!!!

CELEBI time traveling

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01v8rLxouCw[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 5:50am

Power Rangers Lightspeed Rescue Intro

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reRbINQO4b4[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 5:54am

Megaman NT Warrior Opening English

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JNo0bcAMzM[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 6:01am

Pokemon Movie 3 Misty vs Molly Theme [HQ]

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMcdwRBFTzs[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 6:14am

Pokemon very sad part

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48RSy_C_3lg[/youtube]

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 6:19am

They took My Family picture at 18 seconds!!

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xbkNl0Nd8pQ[/youtube]

The PokeRap - short version

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 6:31am

Behold the True GOD of this world…!!!

[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HiaHaeXppT8[/youtube]

Charmander Epic Moments

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 8:09pm

The Moon Stone vibrates prismatic glitter
Searches the inner blue sea of charisma
Folds the wings of super transcendental aerospace
Enchants Future glimpses photo copying fond memories
Writing with advanced dialects to scientific progress
Aiming for exotic Polarities sweetened by Gnosis

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 8:27pm

Reversal of flow infatuates the library of cosmic codes
Gravitating towards shuffled archetypes implanting stasis
The initiate beats a drum on his belly for Bunny squiggles
Blue Bell music at the top of Security invites celebration
Stations of play arouse chalices of ideal coves

Exuberant_Teleportat · March 6, 2019, 9:05pm

Wizard roots ingrain focus points for Unleashing Will
A castle in the sky dwarfs the pillars of Zeus
In Pokemon Stadium I was in the Hall of Fame
My Game Boy link cable sprouted a teleporter
I watered Bunny’s Ears with Joy spring galleries
Capturing moments of lullaby elsewhere penetration
Snapping an extra tight clockwork gambled dungeon