Wednesday, May 13, 2020

Edited Idle Conversations On Idle Things


On Songs n Music


Om Ni

Hahaha nice. But rojak is not everyone's favourite. Wld be better stick to one or two lingo so message gets across without loss. 


Jeff

U missed the point. It's not message. It's the melody made by the combination of sounds of mixed languages. It's meant to be entertaining. Hahaha

Om Ni

Melody is just an elitist excuse for anything goes. Like any sound sounds nice because u r supposed to get it hehehe

Oh no. We r not to disagree becos yes music is supposed to be universal hahaha


Jeff

Hahaha. U go on analysing when it is supposed to be an entertainment. Nevertheless I was at time at same trip (?) too. Habits never die. They resurrect without God's help.


Om Ni

Hahaha. Don't judge becos u thought u have stepped over hehehe. Alot of times it is our feeble minds that don't know what they are up to. The music was wonderful. So is anything goes. If we keep fooling ourselves we become the herd. Haha being herd is ok. It's not even a choice at times. But but wait a minute, should we stop thinking just keep to the flow? To where? Hehe

Haha n pls leave the old man alone.

God is not even in existence n we r already giving him trouble? No no no


On God


Jeff

I supposed the old man's non-existence is d problem...One feels liberated in his absence. Yet one is cautious he might come as a thief after sunset. The nagging fear has been there ever since the indoctrination of the priests....


Om Ni

No no no that which exists not cannot come as a thief. Banish the thought. Have you ever wondered the existence of mosquitoes debunks god's own


Jeff

From the vy beginning of time .... a strong emotion is that of fear.......Ultimately we created religion....Like a spider we spin the invisible trap....trapped in this limited space



Om Ni

Well ignorance breeds fear. And fear breeds doctrines. And doctrines provide a certain sense of security. The fact is we are all blind n lost. Nobody knows anything beyond dimensions of time and space. Even here it is all beating about the bush. Time we stop fooling ourselves. For we are all leaving for the motherland. If one exits at all hehe

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