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Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>The what??? </STRONG>

hehe... my l33t english skillz arent that l33t...

In sweden if your grades suck you can take a test to prove you are worthy of higher education...

and im so scared

Originally posted by der Moench:
<STRONG>Your second question is answered by your last: what is the nature of sprituality: PHILOSOPHY! So, please, do not apologize for becoming philosophical: it is your only path to true spirituality! </STRONG>

OK, so your definition of spirituality does not necessarily involve transcendent aspects?

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>What education have you applied to and how high result do you need?</STRONG>

i will not apply to anything untill next year, and then i will judge from my resluts exactly what to apply to.


And what is this with mr sleep btw?


like i havent guessed alredy

[ 10-27-2001: Message edited by: Dottie ]

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>I thought so </STRONG>

Have to keep up your reputation

Originally posted by der Moench:
<STRONG>*Lighting his pipe, and starting in one his second pint*</STRONG>

Interesting behaviour, for a monk...

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>I wonder what makes Fable appear? </STRONG>

Propalactics?

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>OK, so your definition of spirituality does not necessarily involve transcendent aspects?</STRONG>

Absolutely not! No, you need no higher power; you need nothing outside of yourself to be spiritual. It is an intensely and completely personal and individual thing.

Edit for spelling - oops!

[ 10-27-2001: Message edited by: der Moench ]

by Georgi:
<STRONG>Hmmm. I would say definitely spiritual, possibly religious...

</STRONG>

Hm, I wonder if the difference is more on an interpretation level - ie it might be similar experiences but people chose different concepts depending on their own reference system?

Originally posted by Dottie:
<STRONG>In sweden if your grades suck you can take a test to prove you are worthy of higher education...
</STRONG>

LOL In my explanation on the last page I was polite enough not to mention you only need to take if your grades suck!

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>Hm, I wonder if the difference is more on an interpretation level - ie it might be similar experiences but people chose different concepts depending on their own reference system? </STRONG>

That sounds very likely to me

@Dottie good luck, hope you do well

Originally posted by Dottie:
<STRONG>
i will not apply to anything untill next year, and then i will judge from my resluts exactly what to apply to.

And what is this with mr sleep btw?

like i havent guessed alredy
</STRONG>

Opportunist! So what educations are you interested in?

Sleep and sheep - can't risk to break the forum rules, but there is this saying: "Everybody has their own ways to gain happiness"...

Love for sheep can express itself in many ways...and Sleep and Weasel have experienced most

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>Interesting behaviour, for a monk... </STRONG>

Well, I AM, after all, a beer-brewing monk! Nothing goes quite so well with a beer and a philosophical discussion than a good pipe!

Originally posted by der Moench:
<STRONG>Well, I AM, after all, a beer-brewing monk! Nothing goes quite so well with a beer and a philosophical discussion than a good pipe! </STRONG>

LOL But you could brew it without drinking it...

@CE very delicate explanation there

by Sleep:
<STRONG>Propalactics?

</STRONG>

ROFL

Originally posted by der Moench:
<STRONG>Absolutely not! No, you need no higher power; you need nothing outside of yourself to be spiritual. It is an intensely and completely personal and individual thing.
</STRONG>

Ah - that means you agree with some other papers I'm reading about the development of the concept about spirituality, whereas the temporal lobe people use the word to denote a mystic meaning - spiritual and mystic seem synonymous.

Love for sheep can express itself in many ways...and Sleep and Weasel have experienced most

LOL! The love that dare not speak its name

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>LOL But you could brew it without drinking it...

@CE very delicate explanation there </STRONG>

Yes, but WHY would one brew it without drinking it!? It's God's work, and I feel closer to Him when I have a good pint in my hand!

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>That sounds very likely to me

@CE very delicate explanation there

</STRONG>

Good! Then perhaps my thinking on how to interpret these studies are not totally off

Thank you I did my best to be tactful, but the topic is indeed difficult

Originally posted by dragon wench:
<STRONG>LOL! The love that dare not speak its name </STRONG>

ROFL

The really funny thing is my brother actually purchased my mother a pretend stuffed sheep Called Bob?

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>Ah - that means you agree with some other papers I'm reading about the development of the concept about spirituality, whereas the temporal lobe people use the word to denote a mystic meaning - spiritual and mystic seem synonymous.</STRONG>

Spiritual and mystic are NOT synonymous. IMHO. Let me back-track and explain somewhat further:

To know what is good and right (virtuous, I called it earlier), one must put forth a great deal of effort into philosophical thought and contemplation.

When one has determined what is good and right, then one must act to uphold those things.

When one acts to uphold what is good and right, one is acting in a "spiritual" manner, and is exercising their "spritual" side.

Make any sense?

Georgi, another pint, please!

Originally posted by der Moench:
<STRONG>Yes, but WHY would one brew it without drinking it!? It's God's work, and I feel closer to Him when I have a good pint in my hand! </STRONG>

For profit?

In that case, I guess you probably want another refill...