Click the Daemon to see if it fits your view of me.
Within 2 weeks this daemon will lock in and be unchangeable.
Click the Daemon to see if it fits your view of me.
Within 2 weeks this daemon will lock in and be unchangeable.
And now for this commercial break from the UK
How does Andrei currently spend his days?
Currently they have me wearing Green. 😉
[Andrei-MacBookPro17:/private/tmp/XC_CVS.25646] lordandr% uptime
10:22 up 24 days, 16:55, 2 users, load averages: 12.88 3.75 1.84
Time to update and reboot.
I’ve been listening to a wonderful Podcast called deos-shadow. One could call it a non-denominational pagan show. I owe my discovery of the show to fiannaharpar.
The host has interviewed several good occult authors on the series and that’s just the side features. Deo and his wife Mandy present a realistic, level-headed view of paganism and what it’s like to practice.
The show is temporarily on hiatus because Deo’s older Mac laptop has fallen prey to the curse of the motherboard. For those curious this is a wonderful time to catch up. I strongly recommend you start with the episode #28 called, “When to Call bulls&#t”
Like most podcasts Deos-shadow has a forum site. I’m not typically active on forums anywhere because I just don’t have the time allotment to try to follow and catch up on an unending supply of threads. (Someday someone will make treaded conversations far easier to interact with)
For some reason this morning while sitting in bed (next to the most wonderful image of sleeping shimmeringjemmy, aiden_freeman, and, cute_evil) I decided to look thru the forum.
A young poster was in a class when a bomb threat went off. She decided to use a magic 8-ball for divination. Below the cut is her recollections of the rather doom-suggestive divination and my comments back to her on the nature of divination.
The short form is that I agree with her that tarot is much better and then explain why magic 8-balls and especially ouija are bad.
Oh, Auntie Andrei… why shouldn’t I use a magic 8-ball for divination?
As relayed to me and posted by shimmeringjemmy
The US Supreme Court upheld a ban on later term abortions that do not take into account the health of the mother.
Personally, I see this as yet another step in law creation that is designed to protect the lawmaker over the people.
In the past year I have seen the following rights of the individual taken away:
rights to put money into playing poker online
rights to carry arms on a college campus to defend oneself
rights to have a medical operation than may be necessary to save oneself
It is far more important for the US bipartisan system to make a daily effort to polarize its inhabitants into abject apathy so that the control of government is firmly removed from its citizens hands.
The principle of popular election is a fatal folly; its results are visible in every so-called democracy. The elected man is always the mediocrity; he is the safe man, the sound man, the man who displeases the majority less than any other; and therefore never the genius, the man of progress and illumination. – Liber 194 – 10.
The average american (sic) no longer votes about issues they care about. They vote about polarized words they’ve been taught to take sides on.
Why does government even try to legislate school prayer when the actions of one person’s religious beliefs should be untouchable by government? Why legislate the question of the life of the unborn child when the religious leaders of the world can’t agree on the answer.
A government that has to legislate to protect against the expression of the destruction of its symbolic equivalent is a government that acknowledges that they are failing. Translation without big words: If you have to take away the first amendment rights of free speech to prevent people from burning the flag… you admit that people are losing faith in what the flag symbolizes.
Freedom, independence, liberty refer to an absence of undue restrictions and an opportunity to exercise one’s rights and powers. Freedom emphasizes the opportunity given for the exercise of one’s rights, powers, desires, or the like: freedom of speech or conscience; freedom of movement.
Personally, when the government makes laws that affect what I do with my life… when the government makes laws that turn personal activities criminal… I for one, don’t feel a brimming sensation of freedom.
When it is outlawed, only criminals will profit.