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Thai village Biking Half Day
Tour Overview :
If you are one of those who are interested in observing a rural way of life, this program should not be missed. At first glance, Nong Khao, 12 kms. From Kanchanaburi, may not look much different from other Thai villages you come across, but with a closer touch, you will get impressed with the way it has always been. Appreciate a modest lifestyle of those in an agricultural society in which most members still earn their modest living by plating rice, raising cattle and weaving cloths. Enjoy biking through the village. Where its members always show signs of welcoming foreign visitors, and a panoramic view of the paddy filed dotted with patches of fan palm trees. Learn how important rice means to Thai people through a culture practice of the ritual for the Rice Goddess. Observation of their seasonal activities related to rice plantation will enable you to appreciate their simple way of life. Shopping of local products can be a simply way to directly support the local producers at the village level.
Departure Date : Daily
Tour Inclusion : Transfer by local truck between Kanchanaburi town and the village
Village tour by bicycle or E-Taen local truck
Expenses for all activities prepared by villagers
Coffee, tea, tropical fruits and snacks
Insurance [1million Bath per head]
Drinking water and cool towels
English-speaking guide.
Donation to support the Nong Khao Sustainable Tourism Fund for Community Development (mainly support the education of poor children in the village)
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Date 1 : Kanjanaburi - Kanjanaburi
Pick up from Kanchanaburi to Nong Khao Village by local truck.
Upon arrivals, start a village tour (by bicycle or local truck), visiting the village shrine, then a fan palm orchard in the rice paddy field to observe how the locals collect the palm products are likely to be available almost all year round). Try some local products and variety of tropical fruits regarded the best in the world. Then the demonstration of a ritual to strengthen and comfort the spirit of the Rice Goddess will enhance your understanding of the role the rice plantation has played in Thai farming society.
Return to the village along the dirt track cutting through the fields. En route, observe some seasonal activities and pleasant sights of cattle, patches of lotus, sugar cane and corn farms. Enjoy learning how to make sticky- rice crisps with the local villages. Glimpse a cluster of Thai styled houses then earthen pots reflecting the local belief in their ancestral spirit.
Enjoy coffee served with fan palm cake, then visit the village weaving centre. Hand
woven clothes, bamboo handicrafts and sticky rice or palm clear whisky and wine are
available for direct shopping from the local producers.
Return to the temple and transfer to the town of Kanchanaburi.


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The Steelwood Shelving System brings the same confidence and elegance of Steelwood tables and chairs to the world of shelves. This larger member of the Steelwood System has 3 modules each with 3 shelves for a total of 9 surfaces just waiting to house your essentials. Ronan and Erwan Bouroullec designed the Magis Steelwood Shelves with versatility in mind. With wooden frames and metal components the Steelwood Shelves are great in office and residential environments. Store your possessions in style with the Magis Steelwood Shelving System.
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Hmmmm... this doesn't look good for the ol' Thunderbolt guys. I had been welding quite a bit earlier today. Nothing large, just a few 3"-8" beads on a bumper that I was fabbing for my jeep. After each weld I would stop chip off the slag an wire brush everything- thus giving the machine a break. Usually I come nowhere close to hitting the max limit of my duty cycle. I turned it off while I went inside for a half hour or so then... when I came back out to put the finishing touches on the bumper. Nothing. Well nothing but a LOUD hum coming from the welder, almost as if it was under a heavy load. Quite a few amps running through her. Didn't even try to weld as this was surely not a good thing. Any ideas as to what the problem is? Everything worked fine when I shut it off. Its only now that I turn it on that It does this. Blows the breaker quite easily.
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Thunderbolt blues arise again!!
check the ends of your plug / ext cord as over time they will build up a varnish and will cause a draw....also if your leads are wrapped on the machine ie a handle etc. check them and make sure there are no cuts etc in the insulation.....
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I had a similar problem, it turned out to be the lead connections inside the machine. Take the cover off and check the lead sockets, I had a fiber washer that was broken in half from a terminal being tighented too tight, and shorted out the welding current. My machine was an older one, however you might strike lucky.Jonny
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When I try to rename a file (by pressing enter, then changing the extension of the file), it pops up with an alert asking "Are you sure you want to change the extensions ... " and the old extension is selected in blue. I haven't found a keyboard shortcut for selecting the new extension from the popup alert. Is there a way? I need to rename dozens of files, and doing it all through the keyboard would be so much quicker than selecting this one alert with a mouse.
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Award-winning bluegrass family band Cherryholmes is disbanding.
Bass-playing father Jere Cherryholmes and mandolin-playing mom Sandy Cherryholmes announced the group's plans on the www.cherryholmes.com website.
"Though it is bittersweet, there comes a time in a family when seasons change," they wrote. "We've always known this season would come. Now that it has, we believe it is only right that our young folks be allowed to follow their own dreams and goals for the future. ... They deserve the freedom to choose their own paths without the extreme interdependence that exists in a family business."
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Rockville High School's Seth Kenton and Michael Hayes saw the forecasts for this week. They knew exactly what was coming: rain. Buckets and buckets of the stuff. No matter. Barring a hurricane, they were having Friday night's homecoming game against division rival Watkins Mill. Turns out, Rockville isn't half bad playing on a football field that became nothing more than a 120-yard-long slip and slide, with a ball that was entirely un-grippable, and in jerseys so caked in mud it wouldn't be a surprise if half the mothers in the stadium fled the scene at halftime to prepare the washing machines.
The Rams (4-2) rolled and slipped and dove and slid all over Watkins Mill in what quickly escalated into a 36-0 rout over the now 2-4 Wolverines.
"All week long we said 'We will play," Kenton said. "So we came out in the mud yesterday and we practiced in one spot on the practice field and just learned how to get our footing because it's been a dry season so it's definitely new and it's definitely new for [Watkins Mill]. It worked for us."
To most, the wet conditions would have seemed a blessing in the favor of the Wolverines. Rockville quarterback Chuck Reese had aired it out more than 40 times a game in four of the five weeks leading up to Friday. A wet football typically makes for a slippery, difficult-to-throw football. There were more drops than usual, and the spirals weren't quite as tight, but Reese still picked apart the Wolverines' secondary for 175 yards and three touchdowns, all in the first half.
"It was amazing, just the way we came out in the first half, we came out on fire," Reese said. "We knew we'd only get a little bit of time before it started [raining harder] like this. The rain broke for a little bit and we knew we could actually start throwing the ball, running our offense, get in our groove and that's exactly what we did. We came out, first quarter, put up 22 and then we just rode it out the rest of the night."
Reese's adjustment to the less than ideal conditions only makes the problems of the Watkins Mill offense all the more evident. Eleven times the Wolverines put the ball on the ground — the majority on bumbled snaps — losing an inconceivable five fumbles. During one particularly nightmarish stretch in the first quarter, Watkins Mill fumbled the ball away on the very first play of two consecutive drives. Then, three plays into its next drive, backup quarterback Quinton Schaired fumbled the snap, picked it up, ran two yards, and fumbled again, leading to the third Rockville touchdown that followed a Watkins Mill fumble. Compounding to the woes, sophomore defensive back Jaron Woodyard was ejected for arguing with officials and starting quarterback Delonte Powell went out with a knee injury that Watson expects will keep him sidelined the rest of the season.
"Couldn't hold onto the football," Watson said. "Just couldn't hold onto it. I don't even know, I don't even know. We just didn't hold onto it. I don't know why. We did so many things wrong. You're going to play in the weather. We're going to look at the film and see what happened, see what the cause was."
Rockville 36, Watkins Mill 0
Rockville (4-2) 22 14 0 0 — 36
Watkins Mill (2-4) 0 0 0 0 — 0
R — Cris Maldonado 1 run (Chuck Reese pass no good)
R — Anthony Albert 5 pass from Chuck Reese (Chris Maldonado pass from Chuck Reese)
R — Cris Maldonado 5 run (Spencer Brigman pass from Chuck Reese)
R — Louison Biama 5 pass from Chuck Reese (Joey Cornwell pass from Chuck Reese)
R — Anthony Albert 32 pass from Chuck Reese (Chuck Reese pass no good)
R — Cris Maldonado 15-43; Spencer Brigman 4-14; Brandon Geddes 2-3; Jimmy Miller 1-1; Chuck Reese 2-0. WM — Quinton Schaired 20-67; Daqwan Hill 5-7; Malik Butler 2-4; Domo Leigh 4-3; Charles Walker 1-3; Owi Tsuma 1-0; Delonte Powell 6- (-) 5.
R — Chuck Reese 17-33-175-1. WM — Delonte Powell 1-3-18-0; Quinton Schaired 0-4-0-0.
R — Louison Biama 6-61; Anthony Albert 5-54; Spencer Brigman 4-49; Cris Maldonado 2-11. WM — Gradi Tshilombo 1-18.


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"What accordionist Julien Labro does is fly, launching a solo that simply bubbles with joy." —All About Jazz
Exclusive New York engagement
Jason Vieaux, guitar
Julien Labro, bandoneón, accordion, accordina
PIAZZOLLA: Selections from L'Histoire du Tango (arr. Labro)
ALBÉNIZ: Sevilla from Suite espagñola No. 1, Op. 47 (arr. Vieaux)
METHENY: Antonia (arr. Labro/Vieaux)
GNATTALI: Selections from Suite Retratos
ALBÉNIZ: Asturias from Suite espagñola No. 1, Op. 47 (arr. Vieaux)
PIAZZOLLA: Selections from L'Histoire du Tango (arr. Labro)
The concert is approximately 1 hour and 20 minutes.
92Y at SubCulture: Julien Labro on his instruments
92Y Concerts at SubCulture is a co-presentation of 92Y and SubCulture.
This concert takes place in SubCulture, 45 Bleecker St.
Jason Vieaux's YouTube Channel
Videotaped portion of "Drive Time Live": Jason Vieaux and Julien Labro performing Tears for Fears' "Everybody Wants to Rule the World," Oct 12, 2012
Live performance of Piazzolla's L'Histoire du Tango, 3rd & 4th movements (followed by encore of "Everybody wants to Rule the World") at the Lane Series, University of Vermont, Oct 19, 2012
Interview with Jason Vieaux and Julien Labro on WBGH-FM Boston's "Drive Time Live" with host Cathy Fuller, including selections from their recording Piazzolla, Oct 12, 2012 (Click here for more information)
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An interview with Jason Vieaux prior to his co-creating a guitar department at The Curtis Institute of Music, Jan 20, 2011. Here's an excerpt:
Playing the guitar, a big part of my thing has been about color and dynamic range. Using color not in a random way, but to highlight structure. So for me using color on the guitar and form and structure are very much linked together. And I love that the instrument actually can sing. That's something that I think is underappreciated even in our own community, that the guitar has a wonderful capacity for vibrato and ability to evoke the human voice.
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A Q&A between Jason Vieaux and John A. Wilcox on Progsheet, a site for "adventurous music." Here is an excerpt:
ProgSheet: The majority of young players tend to gravitate towards being a pop, rock, or jazz player. What about classical music connected with you & guided you down that path?
Jason Vieaux: Early on, I was motivated by the fact that classical guitar music took more skill to play at a high level than any other form of guitar-playing.
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An interview with Julien Labro by Gigi Brooks of Jazz Times, "Julien Labro: Accordion & the Hot Club Tradition," Dec 25, 2012. Here is an excerpt:
Did you start early on with the piano before the accordion?
I did not start with piano. Actually the accordion I play only has buttons. It doesn't have the keyboard that people in the United States know the accordion as, I don't have piano keys on the right-hand side; it's all buttons. It looks like a gigantic typewriter...
That's basically the first instrument that I started out with and I fell in love with it just listening to some music that featured it and I also saw it on TV. I just loved the shape of it and that's how I got started in music. Just listening to music with an accordion in it…I was like 'wow this is pretty cool!' I thought I would like to try to play that instrument whatever the name is and I eventually learned that it was an accordion. I was about 9 years old...
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By Julien Labro
Our collaboration started over our mutual love for the music of Argentinean composer Astor Piazzolla. We were both aware that the nuevo tango master had written a double concerto for our respective instruments, the bandoneón and the guitar, and we began discussing other pieces of his vast repertoire. Soon after, a chamber music presenter engaged us for a joint concert. Unfortunately hiring an orchestra to perform the double concerto was not possible, so Jason and I made an arrangement for bandoneón, guitar, string quartet and bass. In addition to playing some solos and other pieces with the string quartet, we premiered our arrangement of the concerto and then completed the program with our adaption of L'Histoire du Tango, which you will hear this evening.
After a successful and fun concert, it was apparent to both of us that we should continue to perform together and develop a repertoire for our unique instrumentation. Alan Bise, Jason's producer from Azica Records, who was present at the concert, must have thought so too, since he urged us to record this material with orchestra as soon as possible. Months later, our first CD together, Piazzolla, was born. An appropriate and original title, don't you think?
Performing, recording and hanging out together made me realized how versatile Jason's musicianship is. One second we'll be talking about Bach's lute suites, the next we'll be riffing on Q-Tip & A Tribe Called Quest, Frank Zappa, Pat Metheny, etc .... This broad knowledge of music facilitated the expansion of our repertoire to other genres of music besides Piazzolla, with arrangements of composers like Brouwer, Metheny, Gnatalli and Tears For Fears for our unique instrumentation. It's been a joy for us to make music together, and we hope that you'll enjoy the music this evening as much we will enjoy making it.
Jason Vieaux is a classical guitarist who puts his expressive gifts and virtuosity at the service of a remarkably wide range of music. His solo recitals have been a feature at every major guitar series in North America as well as many important guitar festivals in Asia, Australia, Europe and Mexico. Among his recent and future season highlights are returns to the Caramoor Festival and the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society. His collaborations in recital this season include the Escher Quartet and harpist Yolanda Kondonassis, as well as accordion/bandoneón virtuoso Julien Labro.
Mr. Vieaux has performed as concerto soloist with more than 50 orchestras, including the Cleveland Orchestra; the Houston, San Diego and Toronto symphonies; the Buffalo Philharmonic; the IRIS Chamber Orchestra and the Chamber Orchestra of Philadelphia. His appearances at the Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center, Music@Menlo, Strings Music Festival in Colorado and Grand Teton Music Festival have established him as a first-rate chamber musician and programmer. His passion for new music has fostered premieres of works by Dan Visconti, David Ludwig, Jerod Tate, Eric Sessler, José Luis Merlin and Gary Schocker.
Mr. Vieaux's latest recording, PLAY, a disc of audience favorites celebrating his 20 years of touring, will be released next January on Azica Records. Among Mr. Vieaux's 11 current commercial albums is an Azica Records disc of Astor Piazzolla's music with Mr. Labro and A Far Cry Chamber Orchestra, and Images of Metheny, featuring music by American jazz legend Pat Metheny. Mr. Vieaux's Bach: Works for Lute, Vol.1, reached No. 13 on Billboard's Classical Chart, and Sevilla: The Music of Isaac Albéniz made several Top Ten lists.
In 2012 the Jason Vieaux School of Classical Guitar was launched with ArtistWorks Inc., an unprecedented technological interface that provides one-on-one online study with Mr. Vieaux for guitar students around the world. In 2011 he co-founded, along with guitarist David Starobin, the guitar department at the Curtis Institute of Music, and he has taught at the Cleveland Institute of Music since 2001.
Mr. Vieaux is a member of the advisory board of the Guitar Foundation of America (GFA). In 1992 he was awarded the prestigious GFA International Guitar Competition First Prize, becoming the event's youngest winner. He has also been honored with a Naumberg Foundation top prize and a Salon di Virtuosi Career Grant. In 1995 he was an Artistic Ambassador of the US to Southeast Asia, concertizing in Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, India, Bangladesh, Myanmar and Nepal. His website is jasonvieaux.com.
Julien Labro has established himself as one of the foremost accordion and bandoneón players in both the classical and jazz worlds. The French-born Labro was influenced early on by traditional folk music and the melodic, lyrical quality of the French chanson. He then started collected CDs by jazz legends like Charlie Parker and Miles Davis, fascinated by the originality, creativity and endless possibilities in their musical language. After graduating from the Marseille Conservatory of Music, Mr. Labro won many international competitions, including the 1996 Coupe Mondiale and 1997 Castelfidardo, and he then moved to the US to further his studies.
Mr. Labro tours with such jazz groups as the Frank Vignola Ensemble, Jazz Wagon, The Oblivion Project and Hot Club of Detroit. He has performed and/or recorded with such artists such as Brazilian pianist João Gilberto, clarinetist Anat Cohen, Lebanese oud master Marcel Khalife, saxophonists James Carter and Victor Goines, and guitarists Howard Alden, Larry Coryell, Tommy Emmanuel, and John and Bucky Pizzarelli. Mr. Labro's jazz venue appearances include Birdland, Blue Note, Yoshi's, Dazzle, The Green Mill and Sculler's, and his festival engagements include Jazz Aspen Snowmass, the Detroit Jazz Festival, the Quebec International Music Festival and the International Finnish Accordion Festival.
Mr. Labro has been a guest artist with numerous symphonies and chamber ensembles, such as the Detroit Symphony, the Cleveland and Michigan pops orchestra, the Linden String Quartet and the Prairie Ensemble. He opened his 2013/14 season last month with the Spektral Quartet in Chicago for the Beethoven Festival, the Chicago Music Summit, and a recording session of music from South America for string quartet and accordion/bandoneón/accordina. Throughout the fall, he is touring the US with the Hot Club of Detroit.
With his recent release, Piazzolla, on Azica Records together with Mr. Vieaux and A Far Cry Chamber Orchestra, Mr. Labro honors the man who inspired him to pick up the bandoneón. It features Mr. Labro's own arrangements of the tango master's Four Seasons. Mr. Labro is featured on other recent releases, including Grammy Award-winning vocalist Cassandra Wilson's Another Country on eOne Music and Hot Club of Detroit's Junction on Mack Avenue Records.
Mr. Labro's compositions reveal his broad musical inspiration, ranging from Goodbye Mr. Shearing, honoring the late jazz pianist George Shearing, to Django Mort, the setting of a Jean Cocteau poem that was read at Django Reinhardt's funeral. He has also served as arranger for such ensembles as Ensemble Vivant of Toronto, A Far Cry and Curtis on Tour, from the Curtis Institute of Music. His website is julienlabro.com.
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*On final Fridays in January through October, we're open until 10 pm for Untitled Final Fridays.
Holiday Hours
The museum is closed:
Thanksgiving Day, November 26, 2015
Christmas Day, December 25, 2015
The museum will be open:
Christmas Eve Day, December 24, New Year's Eve Day, December 31, and New Year's Day, January 1
We post timely closing information and other important visitor alerts on the DAM website and on Twitter. Find them on the website in the Attention section on the left side of your desktop or the Important Information for Visitors link at the top of your mobile device.
Free for Kids & Free Days
General admission is FREE for kids ages 18 and under every day. On the first Saturday of the month general admission is free for adults too. Visit our Free Days page for details.
The DAM's address is 100 W 14th Ave Pkwy, Denver, CO 80204. We are part of the Civic Center Cultural Complex, located on 13th Avenue between Broadway and Bannock in downtown Denver. The museum's main entrance is in the Hamilton Building, south of 13th Avenue, and the North Building's main entrance is north of 13th Avenue. Reiman Bridge connects the buildings, spanning 13th Avenue.
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The most convenient place to park is the Cultural Center Complex Garage at 12th Avenue and Broadway.
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Electric vehicle charging stations are now available on 3rd level of the Cultural Complex Garage. Charging at these stations is currently free with paid admission to the garage. If you have questions please contact the Parking Manager at 303-607-9093.
Parking Lots & Meters
Several unattended parking lots and hundreds of metered parking spaces are located within walking distance of the museum. Find a map of several nearby parking options on Parkopedia.
Transportation Options
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Park anywhere downtown and take the free 16th Street shuttle to the museum. Get off at Cleveland Place, then walk south through Civic Center Park. For details, visit www.downtowndenver.com/places/16th-street-mall/.
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From the South
Drive north on I-25 to the Lincoln-Broadway exit (207). Go north on Lincoln and turn left at 12th Avenue. The Cultural Complex Garage is two blocks ahead, just past Broadway.
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Drive south on 1-25 to the Speer Boulevard exit. Turn left onto Speer and continue past Colfax Avenue, then turn left onto 14th Avenue. The museum is six blocks ahead. To park in the garage, continue for one block and turn right onto Broadway, then right onto 12th Avenue.
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Regardless of accumulated assumptions, combined with study of the Earth, could it be possible that we are wrong in understanding ourselves.
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Would the characteristics mimic mankind, self absorbed, self righteous, self denying, destructive to both itself and its environment (the only thing keeping it alive).
Would you define the assimilation of good cells to follow bad cells as a characteristic of humans convincing others to follow its ignorance?
If our vanity is correct, why are we accomplishing the opposite.
If knowledge explained that we are sheep, is that not true? And is that not a catalyst for failure?
Could we be the creators of the big bang's we teach ourselves about? And if so, how would we achieve this, could it be via the creation of black holes? And could this be achieved by awakening a dark matter which immediately begins to absorb with the vanity that we can control its actions?
And if we are this chemical reaction (thought) and did achieve our endless goals of being responsible for the expansion of the universe, would it include a explosion, pieces traveling through space (meteor showers) eventually landing on fertile soil and through evolution begin our journey carrying the knowledge that we descended from the dust of the last meteor which carried our genes to the next phase?
Would vanity be enough to block ourselves from acknowledging this?
And finally, if so, should we continue and therefore stop caring about hurting ourselves for the sake of its continuance, since the two appear to go hand in hand?
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Jan 6 2013: Ok I stand corrected...I will read this book...so far there is nothing I can disagree with...and this is remarkable, last book I read was a book suggested to me by Mr. Anderson...it is called...the earth lite only by fire...as I am a Magellan fan, I loved it...a book Catholics would run from...thanksJan 6 2013: I WILL END THIS DISCUSSION NOW AND THANK THOSE WHO HAVE TAKEN PART...THANK YOU...LEARNING APPEARS TO BE THE SAME AS TEACHING...
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Jan 7 2013: Hey Mark...tapped into Jed's website, took a cruse...are all those people on drugs?
Maybe the books tell a different story but I could not understand any of them...it was if like allot of folks that have discovered that we are at the end of our social ropes. they cut the tie and float off like a balloon (attempting to by pass the need to turn around and walk backwards to the beginning then walk again with knowledge of what is instead of the unknown and self taught method that spawn us). The end result loosing themselves into a delusional world which may or may not exist. As we all know there are those that have separated their essence or spirit and travel outside their bodies and have accomplished this through deep meditation...now arguably if that can be or not is the question as is if I take hallucinate drugs and see spirit a person without the detachment mechanism can not does that mean it is not real and possibly to see such magnificent we need to detach somehow as we are in a controlled mutation of interpretation...but wow your words/interpretation of his books do not resonate or appear to repeat on that site, it appears that they (as mentioned) broke away from the contempt of taught thought out of desperation/delusion and are now floating around...good or bad...that is an individual call, so it is good that they understand the truth regarding manipulated opinion(using your definition as my base for that assumption) but losing yourself to spite the truth about man is another...just as science studies matter, there is a truth...I will always challenge those too find it...if they stop arguing and test my theory in conversation all the answers are there...magically all we need to survive is to change that focus not cut the ties that bind us to it...or at least anchor oneself before you cut..
I also saw a very scary word used and it was suggested his thoughts to be similar to Scientology...and that is some f't up shit by what I can put togetherJan 4 2013: I have a sister who attends what she calls "class" while adamantly denying that it is the religion that it is. I call it a cult (but then I call all Abrahamic traditions cults).
What are we? Re are creators and co-creators. To be understood, I often call us gods (but if all are/is gods, then do gods exist? No. The word becomes meaningless). You don't need any ancient texts to confirm this. You can test it yourself. The proof will become self-evident and undeniable.
Conscious creators are first and foremost self-aware. They know what they are thinking, emoting, feeling, speaking, & doing. They have also pursued an examination of their beliefs, and they have removed most contradictions (i.e. Wealthy = good but money is the root of all evil), they have tested their assumptions (i.e. I am inferior/powerless/etc) and have discarded those beliefs that are interfering with their lives. They do this because they know that beliefs form the fabric of our realities.
Information on how to consciously create your own reality is all over the web, but avoid those who charge money for that knowledge. They don't understand it fully. If they did, they would know that there is no reason to charge. (But we are all on a journey and they are on theirs).
When you have manifested things so that your power is undeniable TO YOU, then start manifesting events. Start small with things because if you want wealth and don't know why you don't have it now, you will find it extremely difficult to manifest it.
At some point, you will meet yourself as your ideal and will consciously control your manifestations. Those who don't know how powerful they are are generally sheeple who allow others to control their realities. We are all creating all the time. This being the case, be aware of what you are creating.
This isn't a religion. I know of no organization for people like me, but we are a growing number globally. We all reached the same conclusions via different routes.Jan 2 2013: There is a worldview where we are each the creators of our realities. There are many who practice deliberately manifesting things and situations into their lives. They are very successful at it.
Your scenerio looks at the outside world. Manifestors look at the inside world, and in this way manipulate the outside world.
So yes, people are not aware of WHAT they are and are blinded by their untested assumptions.
Jan 3 2013: Hello TL
Sounds similar to a group that calls themselves something like "association for better living" ?, They are or were a local group associated with an American origin, they like most groups spoke against religion but used it as an example, to the extent (as all others) as organizing themselves the same way as a religion.
Their book spoke of self empowerment, we are our own gods and so on...I dated a girl at the time who swore by it (ironically when I asked her about it she could not explain the principles of the group she just believed), so I went and quickly realized the hypocrisy, however she wanted me to take their classes they offered so I did, and ever sentence caused me to question and low and behold the teachers could not answer, the class told me they enjoyed me questioning the lessons but the girl friend flipped out as I was challenging her beliefs which she could not answer herself.
So yes there are beliefs, things like this are based on self improvement, in general those that follow have esteem problems or argue religion.
As per manipulation that is again a self induced reality but there is no way to manipulate what is, it just is and either you can grasp or you follow those who argue or deny it, out of confusion, naivety or simply ignorance that the answers do exist.
And your last sentence sums it up wonderfully...now stating what you did suggests that you have a understanding of the "what"...can you offer this to me?
In conclusion of my story, I was asked by one of the leaders if I had any questions, I said no as when I ask questions people get mad, he laughed and assured me I was just asking the wrong person...so i said ok, in your book you use Jesus as an example, but he humbled himself before God (which they did not)...well he started stuttering and said well what about Martin Luther King...I replied but he was a christian...and he snapped and started screaming about being closer to god than jesus and...see next column...Jan 3 2013: and that is the reason (He claimed) is why everyone gets mad at me cause I am always arguing...
well right there confirmed something I have always known about humans...those with self esteem issues (the majority of people, which is the result of a suppressed society) go through life looking for strength, these types of groups like religions allow people to become a part of something which garners them strengths they never had and they hide those insecurities behind the belief system of the group...so when questioned they come unraveled as the challenge to their beliefs becomes painful as it uncovers that buried insecurity,,,so I am used to emotional responses... so when I receive a response such as yours I find it relaxing, so thank you...
and again can you define the "what"...
Also, I know when I write and others respond, they do not always pick up on what my intent was, so if I missed yours please reiterate...I will and can follow...
Jan 4 2013: I have a sister who attends what she calls "class" while adamantly denying that it is the religion that it is. I call it a cult (but then I call all Abrahamic traditions cults).
What are we? Re are creators and co-creators. To be understood, I often call us gods (but if all are/is gods, then do gods exist? No. The word becomes meaningless). You don't need any ancient texts to confirm this. You can test it yourself. The proof will become self-evident and undeniable.
Conscious creators are first and foremost self-aware. They know what they are thinking, emoting, feeling, speaking, & doing. They have also pursued an examination of their beliefs, and they have removed most contradictions (i.e. Wealthy = good but money is the root of all evil), they have tested their assumptions (i.e. I am inferior/powerless/etc) and have discarded those beliefs that are interfering with their lives. They do this because they know that beliefs form the fabric of our realities.
Information on how to consciously create your own reality is all over the web, but avoid those who charge money for that knowledge. They don't understand it fully. If they did, they would know that there is no reason to charge. (But we are all on a journey and they are on theirs).
When you have manifested things so that your power is undeniable TO YOU, then start manifesting events. Start small with things because if you want wealth and don't know why you don't have it now, you will find it extremely difficult to manifest it.
At some point, you will meet yourself as your ideal and will consciously control your manifestations. Those who don't know how powerful they are are generally sheeple who allow others to control their realities. We are all creating all the time. This being the case, be aware of what you are creating.
This isn't a religion. I know of no organization for people like me, but we are a growing number globally. We all reached the same conclusions via different routes.
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Jan 2 2013: ya i know not to many people out there even challenge themselves to put the pieces together...if we disagree with religion then we through it all with the bath water not even assuming that it is based on a truth...science argues religion and visa versa...all I have done is take what is already said and promoted and instead of denying any of it I went with the assumption that all has merit and if any of man knowledge is true then all is true so why can we not find the answers...simple conclusion would be that we have misinterpreted something so when you suggest an answer and it includes something that one of those groups deny then it is all bad unless it promotes their ideas only...every new idea that became genius always was denied at the very beginning till someone had the balls to follow then the rest of the sheep slowly began to follow claiming how smart they are for doing so...so hope you find answers other than the answer...let us know as soon as you and the others know everything till then deny everything new...
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Jan 1 2013: Less than 5 minutes ago: yet our history tells another story...yes vanity is a poison to reason but do not be fooled to think that waking up an energy form we know nothing about as something small...(HAD TO REMOVE THAT LAST REMARK, IT IN ITSELF WAS IDIOTIC)...I will stay with my inspirations from God the Earth...you all would be wise to do the same...all answers are right infront of us we just ignorantly refuse as it interferes with our individual suppressed egos...Jan 1 2013: What is wrong with sheep? And why should they be a 'catalyst for failure'? We would do good to chew some grass, as it would finally add some higher purpose to our overall deeds ... hypothetically ... :o)
Jan 1 2013: Less than 5 minutes ago: Nothing wrong with sheep themselves. For a human to imitate defines cowardliness and that fear is placed in us by those who dominate us. We were told to break free which is what a guy tried years ago to empower us to revolt instead of blindly follow into a self destruction which is what has happened and if anyone thinks we are doing good...they are confused...so a human being a sheep equals self destruction. Unless our leaders are not filthy self righteous pigs, maybe they are right 47% of the people should be eliminated?
Interesting reply...what about the rest?
Jan 2 2013: It is not any leaders fault, as any human has the choice to make up his own mind and to act upon it.
The fact that human are destructive to themselves and their environment is no reason to generalize about them or even consider some of them to be eliminated. If you think this way, you may not be surprised if people choose not to listen to the whistle you are blowing, as you could be nothing but just another wolf in sheep's clothing.
What do you do instead and in an appropriate manner to inform your own species about the changes which need to be done for their own sake?
You got to win hearts instead of blaming them, if this change towards a better behavior is what you are wishing for; otherwise you are just another voice of pessimists who shout 'the end is near' since the beginning of our culture.
So what is your plan and what will work to really change for a better?
Jan 2 2013: Thanks, your absolutly right..the generalization is based on the calculation that all are one...we sit in this circle of one and point fingers at each other judging extremes, for an example using wealth, some who have a million want more and are called greedy by the one who has 100,000 and then there are those with none who think all are greedy...if we let individual opinion decide the truth we would never achieve an answer which is pretty much the way it is now...knowldge which as best that I can decipher is a view point from a third party claiming we are all the same so I do not argue and therefore it appears I generalize...by your words I am failing and I can understand why you say that so thank you...
So what will change...the truth with out emotional opinion....i believe there is a truth and can be discovered by taking everything we know and putting it in place, as I never add I only interpret everything that has already been taught...or atleast that is my attempt...obviously on sites there is a huge need or desire to express which general excludes listening so I attempted to remove my explination and innitiate thought by asking questions but still that did not work...i thought people would read and attempt to discuss possibilities instead of looking only for similar ideas, those that will console them...so not sure what TED is all about...it appears loaded but not with those searching as I assumed...
An example of this puzzle I put together is, evolution, metoer, man appears carrying the understanding it rose from the dust and talking big bangs and black holes...so my rational mind tells me we were on that meteor and where do meteors come from...big bangs and there just so happens to be evidence on the moon of a meteor shower the same time as the one that hit the earth and covered it in dust...as for the black hole I am led to believe is the catalyst with which we create big bangs and realize that it comes from messing with dark mattJan 2 2013: I think we don't even need to fetch that far for dark matter, black holes or big bangs to know about the obvious for any species, not to destroy the very foundation of its existence. We don't need to know the reason or the origin of our being to act in our very interest, so the question remains, why and in general are we not changing our behavior of which we already know it isn't leading us to anything good.
Yet as we all know, knowing about the right thing to do and finally doing it, is often a difficult task, sometimes to often, yet any day and all of us can finally start as soon as we feel ready for it.
So I do not agree on your thought, that '..if we let individual opinion decide the truth we would never achieve an answer', as the basic answer how we should treat our environment, our very planet is already known. We 'just' not act accordingly, so to find any change the reasons why it is this way, would be key to solve our problem...
Jan 3 2013: NOT SURE WHAT IS GOING ON BUT I MUST BE MISSING CONVERSATIONS, I SINGLED OUT ONE PERSON AS HELPING BUT AS I RE READ HE IS NOT ALONE I THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR RESPONCE
Even now as I read your words, in my mind I already answered it, but obviously I did not explain it. So now I am confused as to how to break down centuries of suppression and its side effects which to me are simple to understand.
Take an individual who assumes leadership through violence, he accepts no responsibility for his actions and is completely self centered. Now this person is in charge of the distribution of knowledge. He teaches how to give, what the truth is regarding life, god and the earth. If his disciples do not agree they are abanduned or shunned.
Now take another individual who assumes leadership through intelligence, he accepts the same authority but teaches the need to assume responsibility but does not change the rules created by the first (I refer to this as the band-aid effect). The ideals put in place regarding life, god and the earth are left as is because it helps to guarantee he remains in power as that is how and why they were written in the first place.
So two different leaders, same world, one speaks against all backed by physical strength, the other a softer hand but speaking words of wisdom but not putting them into practice. Now as time moves on these self righteous rules of guidance hurt or exclude some of the people.
Now all ignorance spawn by these actions. My challenge to anyone is to determine if it was out of design or naivety based hunger.Jan 3 2013: I can tell you this, all minds have stopped at the first interpretations and walked forward not challenging the first perceptions and then their determined reasoning's (the best example Aristotle when he created his "box of thought all was based on understanding before him which he combined with the obvious and wants (which today has become needs) (intelligence does resemble rumor)
Although some have challenged one aspect of reason, that being God's existence (based on the manipulation of its description more so the reality of its existence), they unknowingly argued the naive description based on the origin of thought itself used to do the calculation (then as all things it became tarnished by the will of man).
Note; although the study of God (earth) is a digression, ironically jumping back before man arrived but not assessing the characteristics of that first walk...and instead of redefining it, it challenged the description only.
So before we go any further, you must digress to an evolutionary period of the origin of thought. Imagine thought without memory! Absolutely everything is new, similar to an unborn child except no guidance what so ever. Except for that which was observing us (pointing up to a God)with the message of creating this for us and choosing a group to lead, characteristics took care of the rest!
Fear would have been the catalyst which generated or directed all reason...if you can achieve this observation you can walk forward with all the answers and you will conclude that the one that created us is not the one that gave us life and by its example defines love which we feel we are naturally apart of...but sadly we are not monkeys, we are an uninvited guest who was told when we landed and began to form...I unconditionally accept all (anything that lands on me stays)...but the inspirations (energy (spirit) that flows through) of knowledge was over rid by thought itself (walking away)...
Clearer? You want answers...begin with a clean slate...
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Jan 1 2013: Less than 5 minutes ago: We are not that important, who defined that as important, maybe important would be not to do it, so have to ask you if we are not set on self destruction for an ends mean why are we self destructing...choice?


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