The guy is a Rabbi
Even so though, there is a certain culture of death associated with the big monotheistic religions that want to be the only religions ("oneism"). "natural holy time" is just fancy religious speak for this "star time" I was talking about earlier. A different choice of words, which is what the problem with communication is on this topic -- connotations. People are typically unwilling to accept words they don't agree with, even if they do agree with the intent and meaning, because they attach some sort of stigma to them based on other things that have come in the same package with different contents.

I think it means to lift that veil of an "awkward feeling" from adult social life and follow a more connected social mindset. The idea is to become reconnected to everyone through an unseen layer of humanity we're being pulled away from, a sort of collective unconscious, which I think is associated with what is often described as a spiritual interconnectedness to every individual in some religions. The Kymatica movie forms a bit of an analogy of people who are disconnected as becoming "cancerous" over time. Everyone is still different though, and not everyone is disconnected from this just because they use the Gregorian calendar. It's not so cut and dry. However, I do think the calendar has a lot to do with a flawed perception of time.

He also says "psychically" liberated, which to me is a deeper understanding with your own psyche, making you psychic. That word holds plenty of connotations and stirs up images of a Jamaican woman with a bandanna for me, but it's nothing like what you see on TV or in "psychic" advertisements. You don't suddenly read palms or tarot cards, or pick out winning lottery numbers

I hadn't thought of it in that way, but I don't have a lot of commitments to begin with. The calendar does reaffirm our commitments, but even without it you still need to commit to spend time on things, even if that time is tracked in a different way. It's not so much that you no longer track time, but instead you track time differently so that you are more connected to the moment you're observing. There's a lot of esoteric stuff out there about that, but it is chock full of language people tend not to like.

.. I don't have any. You should have done your homework

Oh teh noes!!! Everyone is a pot head because of Walmart!!!

Derezo, how can you be so sure that you've been enlightened? Maybe you've just fallen for a scam like the rest of the population. Think about that for a while.

I haven't been paying too much attention to you^[1], but I'm almost certain I heard you call yourself enlightened in one of your crazy posts.

One of my friends went crazy after smoking too much pot. They locked him up in a psych ward with a pedophile in his room. Don't want to know how that ended...

Anyway, take it easy. Remember, moderation is the key.

Also, you are thinking way too much about the meaning of things. You know what youll have from all of this? Absolutely nothing. When you kick the bucket, your corpse will rot like all the rest, your brain will be eaten by worms, and all that knowledge, wisdom and THC will go to waste.

I've found that this is a very wise way to look at living. I too spend much time thinking about the nature of existence so I can "rise above it." But in the end, "living above it" can only detach you from the reality you are actually a part of - being a sheep, a friend, or a grain of sand.

Don't be afraid to enjoy what you got, even if it's not existential enough for you.

The length of this thread proves you can keep a conversation going, that's for sure.

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Anyway, before this dies off I gotta throw this in since it came to mind:

Doctor, doctor, gimme the news;
I got a ... baaad caaase of Looney Tunes!

- Doctor, Doctor, it hurts when I do this!
- Don't do that then.