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May 12, 2008, 11:31:53 AM5/12/08
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form summed up in an angular shape
and spirit by a refined sphere-oval.
all symbolism however being a form.

the eternal paradox of the finite
self seeking god. this mistake
must be made. I'm sure even as
a realized being finite attempts at
conveying and even reaching the
spirit have a use even for oneself.
and there are more and less ways
of playing the game sanely.

somethings gonna go wrong
you knew how come all along
you knew that you were fading

~~~AllisonWonderland~~~

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May 13, 2008, 7:41:50 AM5/13/08
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> form summed up in an angular shape
> and spirit by a refined sphere-oval.
> all symbolism however being a form.

~~~AllisonWonderland~~~:
Actually, the ankh is a "phallic" symbol used in the worship of the
reproductive ability of the humans.

The "angular shape" (Cross) is the ancient symbol of the penis and
testicles. And the "refined sphere-oval" is the ancient symbol the vagina.

The cross on the ribbon necklace worn by the Catholic Priests is an ankh,
and you can readily see where the priests head is stuck!

--
Heh heh heh heh :) (Not genuine ~~~AW~~~ without this chuckle)

AllisonWonderland Concert Lightshow/Creative Focus Graphics Design
http://www.livingston.net/allison1/index.htm


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May 13, 2008, 11:31:22 AM5/13/08
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On May 13, 7:41 pm, "~~~AllisonWonderland~~~"

<allis...@livingston.net> wrote:
> dead:
>
> > form summed up in an angular shape
> > and spirit by a refined sphere-oval.
> > all symbolism however being a form.
>
> ~~~AllisonWonderland~~~:
> Actually, the ankh is a "phallic" symbol used in the worship of the
> reproductive ability of the humans.
>
> The "angular shape" (Cross) is the ancient symbol of the penis and
> testicles. And the "refined sphere-oval" is the ancient symbol the vagina.
>
> The cross on the ribbon necklace worn by the Catholic Priests is an ankh,
> and you can readily see where the priests head is stuck!
>

kuntu?

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May 13, 2008, 11:46:00 AM5/13/08
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On May 13, 11:31 pm, dead <kosmicg...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 13, 7:41 pm, "~~~AllisonWonderland~~~"
>
>
>
>
>
> <allis...@livingston.net> wrote:
> > dead:
>
> > > form summed up in an angular shape
> > > and spirit by a refined sphere-oval.
> > > all symbolism however being a form.
>
> > ~~~AllisonWonderland~~~:
> > Actually, the ankh is a "phallic" symbol used in the worship of the
> > reproductive ability of the humans.
>
> > The "angular shape" (Cross) is the ancient symbol of the penis and
> > testicles. And the "refined sphere-oval" is the ancient symbol the vagina.
>
> > The cross on the ribbon necklace worn by the Catholic Priests is an ankh,
> > and you can readily see where the priests head is stuck!
>
> kuntu?
>

aleister crowley used to cut the circle onto his head and the cross he
cut into his chest to symbolise the divine meets the human. the cross
also seems to be like really cool for funeral shit so it's prolly
about the death of the human body and the submission to spirit in
fact... its kind of like ejaculating. who is the rose? pimp my
funeral! atleast you see how i think of it. also i believe there is
the universal way interpreting shapes and whatever the egyptians said
the ankh Just Is a good one for form and spirit, body meets the
highest, or in fact any pairing of a level submit toward a higher
level, think of the alien head shape (like the ankh circle) and then
there is the halo aswell, another kuntu for the priests head to die
for.

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>
> > --
> > Heh heh heh heh :) (Not genuine ~~~AW~~~ without this chuckle)
>

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May 13, 2008, 12:02:46 PM5/13/08
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p.s. the further abuse of the word kuntu is in jest. somehow there is
pleasure in the humour of the semantic and symbolic muddledness. :)

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