Part 7: The 7 not so deadly sins of nature

Upon reading the title you may ponder how possibly things such as wrath and greed are non-lethal to the well being of a society as a whole or perhaps even just to a person in general. Let us look at this in a very quick and to the point way as I do not desire to go into the history of the deadly sins.

First and foremost, Christianity created sin. With this in mind it is up to the individual to determine what is deadly and what is not. But wait, on that note the people who are not christian still hold values don't they? Well, don't they? In fact they do not hold any values outside of what is pressured the entire life of a typical person.

Keep in mind most laws and ideas spread throughout the years of schooling and careers are usually based on the religious dominance in that area. Why are there few if any buddhist points being taught in school or in the workplace? Would it not benefit society as a whole more if everyone accepted one another and only followed what was comfortable to them? Apparently not according to the madmen who spread religious fear faster than they spread the religion itself.

Most people in our society are either christian or atheist, only a good fraction of other people worship differently. When I say christian I speak of ALL people who worship the deity known as the so called allmighty god of heaven. The same god who commands that his followers be his flock of bloodstained sheep; the blood being the result of gentle treachery unto others, as sheep do not kill with strength, they do it with a gentle touch of false beauty.

 Now as for the sins themselves, what are they?

 Lust-Strong feeling of desire for another person or object, can relate to promiscuity or to lust of a habit as a means of reliance. This occurs when the mental is becoming underactive, the emotional is active but imbalanced, and the physical is overactive.

 Anger-A result of disagreement with something or someone else, can result from physical/mental/emotional

 Pride-Feeling overconfident in one's own success or content. Usually results from overactive mind/emotion

 Gluttony/Sloth-Desire to eat more than is naturally expected, to do what is less than expected. This can be seen as an underactive stimulation of the physical and mental.

 Greed-To have or attempt to have more than others in some materialistic way. A result of overactive/imbalanced mental with an underactive emotional state.

 Anger II/Wrath-To desire revenge out of anger or distaste for something. Forms from an underactive emotional a decently active mental, and an overactive energy from the physical.

 Envy-Feeling spite towards another person or situation based on personal desire for what another person may experience. Envy shows up sometimes spontaneously, it is the result of an imbalanced active mind, decently active physical traits, and an overly active imbalanced emotional part of the mind.

 Now at a glance these all sound rather undesirable but if that were indeed so then every normal human being would not perform such actions would they?

 Each sin is natural and essential to human development. While a few things such as promiscuity as well as uncontrolled wrath are rather destructive when not given an effective outlet, they are still natural in that regard. It is natural to be angered, to desire, to want more, and to want nothing as well as to be proud of everything one has.

 These traits are the founding principles of a generic mortal human being, it is the control and balance of these traits that lead a person into godhood. How can it possibly done otherwise unless a mortal experience every one of these? Each has a lesson to teach on the path to self discovery IF that is the desire of the individual, no one has to agree with anything I have mentioned, that is where the will must be seen. If these 7 things are seen as sins then that is the same as stating that wiillpower is a sin.

 The responsibility of expressing the 7 so called sins is dependant on the person's actions; they create their own rules and vows,should those be broken it is based on their choice not on some malevolent force inspiring temptation. By no means are any of these so called sins even noteworthy of anything out of the ordinary, if anything every so called sin is probably experienced by most on a daily basis.


 If we remember the diagram of the 7 main chakras, could we not give an equivelent to each "sin"?


Root Chakra: Lower body, physical traits/activity/-Sloth or Lust

Spleen Chakra: Mid lower body, healing ability/physical activity-Greed or Sloth

Solar Plexus: Central point of the lower body/Creativity/Auric energy-Anger

Heart Chakra: Crossing point of the body/emotions-Lust or Pride

Throat Chakra: Energy output and communication-Envy or Wrath

Third Eye Chakra: Clarity and mental abilities-greed or passive anger

Crown Chakra-Balance of the body, divinity-Any of the sins amplified

Keep in mind each chakra is an energy center, if one is overloaded or underworked it will affect the overall balance of the others. If a person is going to experience the "sins" of nature they should make it a point to create an outlet for such energies, creative or physical. Remember the rules a person has created within their internal mind determine how these actions will react within their environment, if you are bound to a rule you ahve created for your mind but go against it this will create in turn more stress on those chakras and those chakras of those around you.

As a conclusion, find outlets that will serve you as opposed to weaken you, many people write to filter out excess energy or to increase auric flow to underactive energy centers. As far as the dogmas surrounding the sins, they are part of being mortal, conquer and learn to control your nature and you will be as part god, and in time with patience would it not be possible to be a god entirely?

Part 6: Applied Science

We play a game of cards with the nature of the paradox.
In a battle to determine what is possible and what is not.

One solution, for our delusions.

It is so hard to see beyond the small things that we believe.

The well of thoughts is never dry.
Just use a bucket and ideas will come out.

Bookshelves are full with works that have been proven wrong
Things that once were heresies have turned to be the rules.

One solution, for our delusions

It is so hard to see beyond the small things that we believe.

The well of thoughts is never dry, and we are so thirsty.


What does it mean to truly be a person who studies science? What is science?

 Often it is termed to mean "An intelligent person who studies life in some aspect" now that is not an official definition but it it is still accurate is it not? In this case this would make every living breathing person a scientist for studying their own existence or at least the existence of other people. Wouldn't it be nice to see everyone perceive everyone else (including themselves) as a person of scientific study? With a reinforced collective thought of discovering things and learning from them I think it would be safe to awesome or society would be much more intellectual.

 Although often with intellectuality comes boredom, our world would crumble under its own morale if this were to ever happen. Science as it is currently understood by most of our society can only go so far before it is just as lost as the very people who believe that science knows all. Indeed, natural cosmic science may know all as it is everything that indeed is there to be known; but it is the sciences of man that must edited or perhaps the perception of science alone in this case.

Now what about the things that are taboo in the world of science? When a subject such as say "out of body experiences" is brought to the dissection table what is the first response by 98% of scalpels? Naturally the response is "Go elsewhere, I cannot touch you therefore you are not part of science". This, why understandable, is the root of its own misunderstanding. To believe something is not capable of being cut into halves with a simple sharp medical tool is to say the world of spirit is beyond the world of flesh.

The world of spirit is not beyond, it has the potential to be within the world of flesh if it is sought out. Why must subjects that involve the evolution of the psychic mind be dismissed? Science already has discovered that only a fraction of the brain is used in everday life; what of the rest of the brain? Is it simply "empty" space? As for those religiious on the subject I ask "If God made humanity, and therefore the organ that runs his life, why then would he create empty space for such a wonderfully creative and independent thing we call the mind? Why would he not instead be wise and make the mind incapable of free thought?" Oh but wait, christianic ideals have already done this, not by the religion itself but by those teaching it.

 Science must be remembered as rule, NOT choice. Furthermore, science should be seen as something we experience each day, ourselves. We as living beings are part of nature, science is the core of all reality, we must re-define the word science to realize that all existence has always gone by a set of self created rules half the time while the other half of the time the other rules are created by other self created rules in place.

Is it possible there is even a science behind God? Whether God is indeed a creator figure, a cosmic void that began all life, or perhaps an ability within the mind, maybe all life is linked by an invisible force that can only be called God for its greatness. Perhaps all of the previous statements are indeed true, perhaps not. More easy said than done, nature has always been a waiting game. In time I feel a different understanding of both science and God will be brought to our world. But this will not happen in my personal opinion until after humanity has first gained a different understanding of itself.

 Science, Applied Science? Is there such a thing? If one has a belief in it then yes it exists. But if everything is natural, then perhaps nothing is being applied at all, perhaps it is simply shared science within all that is or could become existant. As for the world of spirit humanity must see through their own disbelief and realize that if such a world exists beyond matter or even within matter, that it is still part of science. Mysticism and extravagant ideas of cosmic creators must be brought in as natural and not supernatural, until man can see the mystical as being on the same level as himself he is succeptable to being ruled by fantaticism, the opposing force to evolution.


Science, everlasting science. A magical alliance of reason and result.

Part 5: The Divine Limbs of God

Man has five limbs, two arms, two legs, and a head which contains the mind. Each limb can be seen to correspond to an element. Whether you follow the traditions of western or eastern philosophy, 5 elements are indeed present, not only four but instead five.

 Western Philosophy:

 Earth, Air, Fire, Water, and Spirit

 Eastern Philosophy:

 Wood, Earth, Water, Fire, and Metal


 Look at this image and see if you can decipher which limb goes with which element:

Any ideas? The right arm is electric and thus corresponds to the element of fire, the left arm and hand are magnetic and correspond to the element of water. This same fact can be attributed to many of the organs in the body, the left and right lungs, the kidneys, etc. The feet are associated with the root chakra and thus the elements of earth. The bone structure in the body as well as the nervous system which conducts electric signals would logically be represented by the metal element, metal is firm like bones, and conducts electricity.

 This can only leave the head as the divine element of spirit, the realm where left and right, electric and magnetic, fire and water, fuse into one whole circuit. The element of spirit can go any way that it is directed depending on the consciousness that sends out his will. The body is literally a beacon for external stimuli, all of creation is the art gallery of God. If God is the artist, and the art is the information and realities we experience, then not only our our bodies and mind also a work of divine art, but we are beacons of that divine creator itself.

When a psychedelic experience, a dream, or some other spiritual phenomenon is undergone, this is not simply a creation or extension of the mind within itself, it is a literal extension of the self creating a tribute to the creator force that has created that mind. Our neurons create an internal universe based on the external artwork of God (the universe).

Therefore if we begin to work with our own universe and bring it outward to join the external universe, this is a divine union of matter and energy in physical form. We can fuse mortality and godhood, man and god, the concept of a cosmic creator does NOT need to be seen religiously, for our mental workings, when in a focused state are a reflection of the processes of God.

Humanity itself was not programmed to be God, otherwise there would be no universe left. Humanity IS however a piece of cosmic art that has the capability of staying in the best of the creator's gallery, all humanity must do, is keep itself from falling apart. This is done by acceptance of the self as being an extension of divinity and not extension of will alone; this can only be done when acceptance of human flaw in all aspects is cherished as a trial and not a weakness.

What happens when humanity cannot first accept itself? It latches onto materialism and ideology of self determined reality even though every action is done towards the exact opposite of such a goal. To become godly man and woman must first reach back into nature and discover what was lost; paradise on earth.