28 Aug 2014 13:05:53 i found this link interesting, claiming the ice… · #9187

Not sure about the satanic aspects, though as a Christian definitely not going to rule it out. I too however found this sudden influx of charity a little disturbing rather than comforting. Now knowing it supports embryonic stem cell research, I can kind of understand why I was uneasy with it. Regardless of beliefs, surely this practice in the name of research. Is wrong?
Jase

Wow. I wish god would tell my spiriy when i'm about to accidentally take part in devil worship. that link was about as far at the end of the nutjob squad scale as the slider goes franky mate. I don't even know where to start with that one. sheesh

gerrymcgin

No lol, just a lot of people having some fun and donating to charity at the same time :)

Chill

I think this ice bucket thing is frankly a joke, there's more people around the world suffering from lack of water than muscular dystrophy (and it is a serious problem), yet let's throw it on ourselves as a fashion statement to be all cool like everyone else who is doing this fad! some children here in Africa would gladly lick that water off of you afterwards. I probably sound callus
Mr. Jones

My sister and nieces have done it, I found the famous stars who died at the age 27 more interesting than say the ice bucket challenge.

P.S. (pre scriptum): Stem cell research is a very serious matter, with grave ramifications that cannot be dealt with in such a post.

Without watching the videos in the link franky provided (no offense to intended to franky) there are some comments to be made in regards to the symbolism of the ice bucket challenge.

Ice is the form in which one finds water at its lowest temperature. The electromagnetic spectrum assures us that low temperatures equates to low frequencies. Energy at low frequencies exhibits minimal degrees of freedom.

Absolute zero, -273 degrees Celsius, is the state in which energy exhibits no degrees of freedom, emits no black body (Schwarzschild) radiation and thus has a perceivable frequency of zero.
In all likelihood, that is the upper limit of the immediately lower dimensional universe. This is an assumption based on the observation of the macro-microcosm (holographic) nature of all.
Further building upon that assumption, to anyone at a higher dimensional universe than us we would appear as inhabitants of the zero value, the abyss, darkness etc. Shadow figures emanating from the lower boundary of what is perceivable.

One could presume that what is perceivable is limited in such a way as compared to what exists to indicate appropriate direction. Thus accommodating the various evolutionary stages of the partitions of the one (or enter favorable term). The lighthouse in the mist.

"Satan", the unreasonable first spark, has been an area of fascination to people unable to justify their own existence through free will. There is a movie by the title of "The Zero Theorem" dealing with exactly this issue.

In conclusion:
1)If Satan worshipers practice the ice bucket challenge as an induction method to their school of thought, we can safely assume that their members are mostly Scandinavians and Siberians.
2)Does ice swimming after the sauna make one the (Ü)UeberMan?
3)The power of every symbol stems from the personal decision of what it signifies to each individual unit. That is until a consensus is reached and that decision is then imprinted in all following units. The swastika is an exemplary example.

5 seconds of a silent flag?
22 seconds of George Carlin:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ub5RtAu-j0I
zari

Thanks zari I'm going to watch the Zero Theorum now. Your posts are invaluable as always.
Jase

Thank you Jase.
zari