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Yahweh in (יהוה‎) : Moses and the Burning Bush Routines | Thursday – May 28, 2026 H aving written about Habits recently, I felt that writing about routines would be too soon, but I have come to the conclusion that I need to make it clear that habits and routines in and of themselves are quite neutral, for it is the application of routine and habit that really can be harmful, and I recognize as well as the moderns, particularly the psychoanalysts, that without structure nothing can really function; again allow me to make it clear that I do not oppose structure, but I do question modern structure and what I, as well as most scholars, view as an inverted hierarchical order . Besides, it would also be quite true that life in the most corporeal sense would be impossible without routine and habit, because mechanism requires predictability and a kind of quantitative assortment of time, read " How to Deal with Time ", so that leaps in one direction or another can be made, really so...
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Should You Accept "Your Biology"?

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A freezing cold night By Jonatan Pie Should You Accept "Your Biology"? Wednesday – May 27, 2026 I have been reading a thing or two, actually way more than that, about certain biological issues such as sleep rhythms , disorders of all kinds, and of course fat people , on the internet, and one theme that tends to be reiterated across all of these many "biological" issues, at least they tend to be presented as issues" is this modern and very annoyingly casual attitude of: "just accept yourself as you are" and sometimes "just accept your biology", etc, etc, etc..." Ah, well, what am I, read " Who Am I? " because I told you so, supposed to say about this? I am supposed to write—because I am not speaking to you now, unless of course you are out of your mind, which I guess is likely—that this lie and truly big fat, lazy and slovenly contrived slop about self-acceptance, read " Tolerance " is a tragedy and a travesty bein...
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Letting Things Go...

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Underwater and lights by Cristian Palmer Letting Things Go... Tuesday – May 26, 2026 S eldom have I ever allowed myself to hold on to things beyond their "expiration date"... Well, something like that is how most modern people would like to think they operate in this our world, but this is far from the truth, and even if someone manages to live life in this seemingly functional and fluid, yes this conspicuously hip and casual, manner they will not be satisfied, for what they are expressing is a kind of continual loss, a kind of loss of autonomy, even though they make a great noise about being so individual and unique; of course, there is nothing "unique", or rather there is very little "uniqueness" about most modern men, and in fact I will continue to assert that modern humanity is the most uniform iteration of mankind yet , but I shall not go on about this point further, as it is situated outside the scope of this post.      But yes, I agree with the psy...
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The Law Of The Land

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Hindu ( ॐ ) depiction of the Dikpala ( दिक्पाल ) Yama ( यम ), riding his Vahana ( वाहन ), the buffalo ( सैरिभ ) The Law Of The Land | Monday – May 25, 2026 L aws are funny things indeed, at least when you spend some time thinking about them, because the way men treat laws should tell you quite a lot about them, especially under the special circumstances of the present period , read " Is God Above the Law? ", " Should You Follow the Laws? ", and " Should You Break Rules? ". You see, laws tend to come to your senses in multiple ways: there are of course natural laws, such as the laws of gravity, or different sorts of mathematical axioms that seems to not quite fit into the category of "natural laws", because they exist in a weird place in between human assertions about the world that seem to hold true whether or not humanity says so or not, really these laws should be expected to hold true in the absence of an observer, not that this would be possi...
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