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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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Eye of xaxaar?
What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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I have thought they are about the same thing, just to fit 10k theme.
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I have thought they are about the same thing, just to fit 10k theme.
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actually, by reading the fluxerpretation, it makes more sense. The eye of xaxaar is uncaring and cold. Suits the 10kd.
Almost like the eyes would be the total opposite of each other.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
actually, by reading the fluxerpretation, it makes more sense. The eye of xaxaar is uncaring and cold. Suits the 10kd.
Almost like the eyes would be the total opposite of each other.
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10-24-2008, 12:51 PM
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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There isn't any, just a different design.
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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There isn't any, just a different design.
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yeah Alex Grey and his art truly seems like something with no symbolic references at all.
you are funny :)
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yeah Alex Grey and his art truly seems like something with no symbolic references at all.
you are funny :)
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10-24-2008, 01:33 PM
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yeah Alex Grey and his art truly seems like something with no symbolic references at all.
you are funny :)
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You're a fucking moron. Did I once say that his artwork has no symbolic references? No. All I'm saying is the difference between the two eyes as shown in the pictures has no symbolic meaning to it. You sure don't listen very well do you?
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yeah Alex Grey and his art truly seems like something with no symbolic references at all.
you are funny :)
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You're a fucking moron. Did I once say that his artwork has no symbolic references? No. All I'm saying is the difference between the two eyes as shown in the pictures has no symbolic meaning to it. You sure don't listen very well do you?
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Oh i thought you answered the TWO questions in logical order, in a format of
first answer, second answer
Though I still think you are funny, not in an evil way, do not take it seriously. It is just the way you answer; so straight and there is this nice bit of hostility mixed too. There is something honest in this straight-forward way of answering.
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Oh i thought you answered the TWO questions in logical order, in a format of
first answer, second answer
Though I still think you are funny, not in an evil way, do not take it seriously. It is just the way you answer; so straight and there is this nice bit of hostility mixed too. There is something honest in this straight-forward way of answering.
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10-25-2008, 02:42 PM
they eyes definately seem apathetic and somewhat robotic/mechanical. Its like they are just watching, not judging. They are hostile, so impersonal.
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they eyes definately seem apathetic and somewhat robotic/mechanical. Its like they are just watching, not judging. They are hostile, so impersonal.
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10-28-2008, 03:57 AM
The soul is the window to your eyeballs.
Guess it's better to have an uncaring cold eye, than twitchy paranoia eyes.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
The soul is the window to your eyeballs.
Guess it's better to have an uncaring cold eye, than twitchy paranoia eyes.
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hahahaaa. This is only funny because it's true.
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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The flaming eye represents consciousness, hence an eye appearing on anything is like coinciding consciousness with that thing. For example, the eye on the hand represents compassion and empathy. However, the eye of XAXAAR is a far different eye, although it still represents some form of consciousness. I am the fool, therefore I cannot attribute what exactly XAXAAR is, but in my shallow experience with the occult, it represents an entity guarding the abyss. Look up the Lustmord album "The Monstrous Soul", there you'll find a similar theme running through the names of the songs. The first being IXAXAAR. Then later, the Daathian doorway. Daath in the tree of life represents the abyss between the first three sephiroth and the rest of the spheres. Which means there's a large nothingness behind and between your knowledge and your understanding of that knowledge. Someone more learned in the arts might want to correct me so please feel free to, but I haven't seen one person on here talking about the real meaning behind XAXAAR.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
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inner spewlogy likes a little cum in his eye, with a dash of guilt and just a touch of aids.
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hahahaaa. This is only funny because it's true.
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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The flaming eye represents consciousness, hence an eye appearing on anything is like coinciding consciousness with that thing. For example, the eye on the hand represents compassion and empathy. However, the eye of XAXAAR is a far different eye, although it still represents some form of consciousness. I am the fool, therefore I cannot attribute what exactly XAXAAR is, but in my shallow experience with the occult, it represents an entity guarding the abyss. Look up the Lustmord album "The Monstrous Soul", there you'll find a similar theme running through the names of the songs. The first being IXAXAAR. Then later, the Daathian doorway. Daath in the tree of life represents the abyss between the first three sephiroth and the rest of the spheres. Which means there's a large nothingness behind and between your knowledge and your understanding of that knowledge. Someone more learned in the arts might want to correct me so please feel free to, but I haven't seen one person on here talking about the real meaning behind XAXAAR.
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hahahaaa. This is only funny because it's true.
The flaming eye represents consciousness, hence an eye appearing on anything is like coinciding consciousness with that thing. For example, the eye on the hand represents compassion and empathy. However, the eye of XAXAAR is a far different eye, although it still represents some form of consciousness. I am the fool, therefore I cannot attribute what exactly XAXAAR is, but in my shallow experience with the occult, it represents an entity guarding the abyss. Look up the Lustmord album "The Monstrous Soul", there you'll find a similar theme running through the names of the songs. The first being IXAXAAR. Then later, the Daathian doorway. Daath in the tree of life represents the abyss between the first three sephiroth and the rest of the spheres. Which means there's a large nothingness behind and between your knowledge and your understanding of that knowledge. Someone more learned in the arts might want to correct me so please feel free to, but I haven't seen one person on here talking about the real meaning behind XAXAAR.
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well, sounds good to me :)
i also think, it's the non-judging eye. not hostile, not caring, no hate, no compassion. just plain "be-ing". whaddaya think?
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
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hahahaaa. This is only funny because it's true.
The flaming eye represents consciousness, hence an eye appearing on anything is like coinciding consciousness with that thing. For example, the eye on the hand represents compassion and empathy. However, the eye of XAXAAR is a far different eye, although it still represents some form of consciousness. I am the fool, therefore I cannot attribute what exactly XAXAAR is, but in my shallow experience with the occult, it represents an entity guarding the abyss. Look up the Lustmord album "The Monstrous Soul", there you'll find a similar theme running through the names of the songs. The first being IXAXAAR. Then later, the Daathian doorway. Daath in the tree of life represents the abyss between the first three sephiroth and the rest of the spheres. Which means there's a large nothingness behind and between your knowledge and your understanding of that knowledge. Someone more learned in the arts might want to correct me so please feel free to, but I haven't seen one person on here talking about the real meaning behind XAXAAR.
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well, sounds good to me :)
i also think, it's the non-judging eye. not hostile, not caring, no hate, no compassion. just plain "be-ing". whaddaya think?
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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The Eye of Xaxaar could symbolize ego perception that divides and cuts in two, as indicated by the ‘blades’ emanating from it. The eye is also half closed as if expressing contempt.
The iris has a divided image within it, yet in its reflection is a bright light joining the two images.
Maybe the Light is about to transform the dividing Eye of Xaxaar into the illuminating Flaming Eye that sees ALL IS ONE.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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The Eye of Xaxaar could symbolize ego perception that divides and cuts in two, as indicated by the ‘blades’ emanating from it. The eye is also half closed as if expressing contempt.
The iris has a divided image within it, yet in its reflection is a bright light joining the two images.
Maybe the Light is about to transform the dividing Eye of Xaxaar into the illuminating Flaming Eye that sees ALL IS ONE.
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12-13-2008, 03:52 AM
I don't think the eye seems hostile or contemptfull in anyway. Where do you get that from?
The way I see it the half closed eye lid makes the gaze more hypnotic and apathetic. Like it's observing me through a haze of half-slumber.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
I don't think the eye seems hostile or contemptfull in anyway. Where do you get that from?
The way I see it the half closed eye lid makes the gaze more hypnotic and apathetic. Like it's observing me through a haze of half-slumber.
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01-18-2009, 04:39 PM
The ‘blade’ eyelids are pulled tight around the eye, which is a characteristic of the facial expression of contempt.
I see the Eye of Xaxaar as a symbol of the dividing, ego perspective of the eye staring at the TV in Vicarious. The ego is hostile and contemptuous. Indeed, it is also apathetic, hypnotized and in a haze.
I have a concert t-shirt (a $10 parking lot deal) with two Eyes of Xaxaar and the iris is red and orange so it looks like the eyes are glowing. I wore it to a friend’s party one night and some drunk guy came up to me and accused my breasts of giving him the 'evil eyes'.
It’s all a matter of perspective and what we’re projecting. The Xaxaar Eyes on the cover art can be perceived on one or two faces.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
The ‘blade’ eyelids are pulled tight around the eye, which is a characteristic of the facial expression of contempt.
I see the Eye of Xaxaar as a symbol of the dividing, ego perspective of the eye staring at the TV in Vicarious. The ego is hostile and contemptuous. Indeed, it is also apathetic, hypnotized and in a haze.
I have a concert t-shirt (a $10 parking lot deal) with two Eyes of Xaxaar and the iris is red and orange so it looks like the eyes are glowing. I wore it to a friend’s party one night and some drunk guy came up to me and accused my breasts of giving him the 'evil eyes'.
It’s all a matter of perspective and what we’re projecting. The Xaxaar Eyes on the cover art can be perceived on one or two faces.
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01-22-2009, 07:10 PM
Isn't this "eye of Xaxaar" only just a face-detail on the Net of Being? No more, no less?
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Isn't this "eye of Xaxaar" only just a face-detail on the Net of Being? No more, no less?
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01-23-2009, 04:13 PM
The painting is empty.
What I see in it is what I give to it.
No more.
No less.
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The painting is empty.
What I see in it is what I give to it.
No more.
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01-23-2009, 05:00 PM
Yes. The painting can't exist independently.
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Yes. The painting can't exist independently.
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I thought about that koan way too much.
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I thought about that koan way too much.
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Just a momentary Myself here, playing the game of ‘Fill In the Empty Lines of a TDN Reply Screen.’ If the scent of bullshit or potpourri arises while reading any of the insubstantial thoughts I post, please be assured it is fleeting and impermanent...
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as dr.cox would might respond: "look jenny, you aren't anywhere even NEAR to a sign that says "only 1000 miles from here", and to put it into a language that they might actually understand in this cold, dark and ugly place in which you are, obviously, currently standing: you are utterly and completly, without any doubt, oh, for the love of GOD, just SO terribly WRONG!"
zen is nothing...
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Zen is what we see, I believe. When I start seeing what I want, not full of bullshit, it will be my Zen.
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as dr.cox would might respond: "look jenny, you aren't anywhere even NEAR to a sign that says "only 1000 miles from here", and to put it into a language that they might actually understand in this cold, dark and ugly place in which you are, obviously, currently standing: you are utterly and completly, without any doubt, oh, for the love of GOD, just SO terribly WRONG!"
zen is nothing...
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Zen is something... I think Zen is my thoughts, my inner thoughts, the place where I see myself. That's what I believe...
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Zen is something... I think Zen is my thoughts, my inner thoughts, the place where I see myself. That's what I believe...
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Zen is something... I think Zen is my thoughts, my inner thoughts, the place where I see myself. That's what I believe...
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no, really... zen IS nothing...emptyness...
the "usability" of something is defined by its empytness.. like the wheel, which would not operate without the hole where you put the axis in... or the glass that gets it usablility through its emptyness which enables you to pour something in it. or a chair...
zens' root is in the universal emptyness.
when you project something that you "believe" in it, you just project you ego into something that is empy, which is wrong because you are also empty, therefore theres nothing to project in the first place. but when you realize, and truly expirience the emtyness in you (but not in a nihilistic way !!), and in everything else (just like a mirror), you realize that everything is ultimately one...
that's how i interpret zen...
but in the end it's just living...only living...:)
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Zen is something... I think Zen is my thoughts, my inner thoughts, the place where I see myself. That's what I believe...
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no, really... zen IS nothing...emptyness...
the "usability" of something is defined by its empytness.. like the wheel, which would not operate without the hole where you put the axis in... or the glass that gets it usablility through its emptyness which enables you to pour something in it. or a chair...
zens' root is in the universal emptyness.
when you project something that you "believe" in it, you just project you ego into something that is empy, which is wrong because you are also empty, therefore theres nothing to project in the first place. but when you realize, and truly expirience the emtyness in you (but not in a nihilistic way !!), and in everything else (just like a mirror), you realize that everything is ultimately one...
that's how i interpret zen...
but in the end it's just living...only living...:)
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no, really... zen IS nothing...emptyness...
the "usability" of something is defined by its empytness.. like the wheel, which would not operate without the hole where you put the axis in... or the glass that gets it usablility through its emptyness which enables you to pour something in it. or a chair...
zens' root is in the universal emptyness.
when you project something that you "believe" in it, you just project you ego into something that is empy, which is wrong because you are also empty, therefore theres nothing to project in the first place. but when you realize, and truly expirience the emtyness in you (but not in a nihilistic way !!), and in everything else (just like a mirror), you realize that everything is ultimately one...
that's how i interpret zen...
but in the end it's just living...only living...:)
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Um, in case you didn't catch up to the 21st century....wheels do not require holes to operate.
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no, really... zen IS nothing...emptyness...
the "usability" of something is defined by its empytness.. like the wheel, which would not operate without the hole where you put the axis in... or the glass that gets it usablility through its emptyness which enables you to pour something in it. or a chair...
zens' root is in the universal emptyness.
when you project something that you "believe" in it, you just project you ego into something that is empy, which is wrong because you are also empty, therefore theres nothing to project in the first place. but when you realize, and truly expirience the emtyness in you (but not in a nihilistic way !!), and in everything else (just like a mirror), you realize that everything is ultimately one...
that's how i interpret zen...
but in the end it's just living...only living...:)
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Um, in case you didn't catch up to the 21st century....wheels do not require holes to operate.
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Um, in case you didn't catch up to the 21st century....wheels do not require holes to operate.
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okok, i totally get what you mean... but, the questions is: what's the purpose of a wheel that just, well, rolls somewhere? ;)
you "somehow" have to get something out of the spin-momentum...you know what i mean?
and in the end i just meant that symbolically, because everything that spins does that around a "dead"/still/empty(?) central point, doesn't it?
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Um, in case you didn't catch up to the 21st century....wheels do not require holes to operate.
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okok, i totally get what you mean... but, the questions is: what's the purpose of a wheel that just, well, rolls somewhere? ;)
you "somehow" have to get something out of the spin-momentum...you know what i mean?
and in the end i just meant that symbolically, because everything that spins does that around a "dead"/still/empty(?) central point, doesn't it?
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okok, i totally get what you mean... but, the questions is: what's the purpose of a wheel that just, well, rolls somewhere? ;)
you "somehow" have to get something out of the spin-momentum...you know what i mean?
and in the end i just meant that symbolically, because everything that spins does that around a "dead"/still/empty(?) central point, doesn't it?
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I was only givin' you a hard time man..lol, no need to explain yourself
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okok, i totally get what you mean... but, the questions is: what's the purpose of a wheel that just, well, rolls somewhere? ;)
you "somehow" have to get something out of the spin-momentum...you know what i mean?
and in the end i just meant that symbolically, because everything that spins does that around a "dead"/still/empty(?) central point, doesn't it?
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I was only givin' you a hard time man..lol, no need to explain yourself
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Zen is nothing and also something.
It’s the practice of perceiving emptiness... That is until a reverse illumination of the Mind (an inner Big Crunch) impels perceiver and perceived back to the zero of all possibilities.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
Zen is nothing and also something.
It’s the practice of perceiving emptiness... That is until a reverse illumination of the Mind (an inner Big Crunch) impels perceiver and perceived back to the zero of all possibilities.
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01-31-2009, 05:15 PM
zen is a great song.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
zen is a great song.
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01-31-2009, 05:43 PM
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Smokes poutine every day
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
everything zen Bush lol
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01-31-2009, 06:08 PM
ya, that. i got that on tape somewheres. great song. i love bush. not to be confused with hairy vagina.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
ya, that. i got that on tape somewheres. great song. i love bush. not to be confused with hairy vagina.
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01-31-2009, 06:10 PM
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everything zen Bush lol
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Bush?
Bush?
Or Bush?
01-31-2009, 06:10 PM
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Jedi Master
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
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02-01-2009, 03:00 PM
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Originally Posted by Rolo
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You link whore
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"WITHOUT A LITTLE EVIL, GOOD WOULD NEVER EXIST"
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
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Originally Posted by Rolo
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You link whore
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02-01-2009, 03:15 PM
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You link whore
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;P
02-01-2009, 03:15 PM
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
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Originally Posted by Inner_Eulogy
You link whore
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What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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The eyes are different. One is on a face the other is just floating. Maybe it is the seeing-subject being seen by the object, if they were to ever meet up. The Eye of xaxaar seems wise and powerful and the flaming eye seems like a helper of some sort to me. Then again maybe not, I'm agnostic.
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Banned.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Kimsan
What symbolism lies behind the eye of xaxaar? Same as the flaming eye, but with an upgraded design? Maybe Alex Grey is the only one with an answer too that, but it's sure as hell one good piece of art.
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The eyes are different. One is on a face the other is just floating. Maybe it is the seeing-subject being seen by the object, if they were to ever meet up. The Eye of xaxaar seems wise and powerful and the flaming eye seems like a helper of some sort to me. Then again maybe not, I'm agnostic.
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01-28-2011, 09:55 AM
I though i would throw up my knowledge on this subject, "The abyss of knowledge", all knowledge is illusory and subject to the context of which it is being observed. in essence Lying isn't evil if it saves someones life, stealing isn't evil if your are starving and hungry, Killing isn't evil again if it is saving someone life, THE eye isn't uncaring, its "non judging", for judgments and conditions result in suffering, again back to the abyss Knowledge is an abyss because all phenomenon are inherently empty, In other words they don't exist from there own side as self sufficient, they all relies on the interdependence of other phenomenon, AND THE OBSERVATION of that phenomenon,
its the eye of the observer that make the assertions of the object it is seeing. But on the higher consciousness the eyes sees the truth of the inherent voidness of assertions
One mans trash is another mans treasure.
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All assertions to a phenomenon are projected, and are the result of the mind stream projecting them. All phenomenon are of a relative nature, there for all phenomenon are subjective. All phenomenon Inherently contain their own contradiction, therefore All phenomenon are Empty and void of inherent assertions.
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Level 8 - Vociferous
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
I though i would throw up my knowledge on this subject, "The abyss of knowledge", all knowledge is illusory and subject to the context of which it is being observed. in essence Lying isn't evil if it saves someones life, stealing isn't evil if your are starving and hungry, Killing isn't evil again if it is saving someone life, THE eye isn't uncaring, its "non judging", for judgments and conditions result in suffering, again back to the abyss Knowledge is an abyss because all phenomenon are inherently empty, In other words they don't exist from there own side as self sufficient, they all relies on the interdependence of other phenomenon, AND THE OBSERVATION of that phenomenon,
its the eye of the observer that make the assertions of the object it is seeing. But on the higher consciousness the eyes sees the truth of the inherent voidness of assertions
One mans trash is another mans treasure.
__________________
All assertions to a phenomenon are projected, and are the result of the mind stream projecting them. All phenomenon are of a relative nature, there for all phenomenon are subjective. All phenomenon Inherently contain their own contradiction, therefore All phenomenon are Empty and void of inherent assertions.
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08-20-2011, 02:19 PM
This eye is Representative of the Hexecontalithos of the Choronzonic current.
Chronzon is an occult name of Entropy and the guardian of the abyss of knowledge.
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All assertions to a phenomenon are projected, and are the result of the mind stream projecting them. All phenomenon are of a relative nature, there for all phenomenon are subjective. All phenomenon Inherently contain their own contradiction, therefore All phenomenon are Empty and void of inherent assertions.
08-20-2011, 02:19 PM
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Level 8 - Vociferous
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
This eye is Representative of the Hexecontalithos of the Choronzonic current.
Chronzon is an occult name of Entropy and the guardian of the abyss of knowledge.
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All assertions to a phenomenon are projected, and are the result of the mind stream projecting them. All phenomenon are of a relative nature, there for all phenomenon are subjective. All phenomenon Inherently contain their own contradiction, therefore All phenomenon are Empty and void of inherent assertions.
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Hmmm... Could the eye of xaxaar represent some sorta...somniferous almond eyes? Dont even know what that means...
09-21-2011, 01:22 PM
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
Hmmm... Could the eye of xaxaar represent some sorta...somniferous almond eyes? Dont even know what that means...
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Some recent information about this?
05-24-2017, 12:48 AM
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
Some recent information about this?
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shut up or you'll have to suffer my cock
06-11-2017, 04:47 PM
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Banned.
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Re: Eye of xaxaar?
shut up or you'll have to suffer my cock
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