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  Uses of The 4th Dimension (Einstein was wrong!)

  by use4d in

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  since i discovered the 4th dimension, one of the conclusions i have reached is, the 4th dimension is an infinite access to the truth.

  throughout this website, i use the term "i wish" - it is really a way to voice a person's desire - and from the work i have done - it really works.

  from the saying: "ask and you shall receive", i have understood that any human being can make an infinity of "wishes" and receive the truth (the correct answer) to every question they may have, in the form of a dream - that same night.

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  dorayakii

  I think of a dimension as something that I (or something) can move through.

  
  Well then in that case there are 4 dimensions you can move through and actually notice that you are moving through them.

  1. Width

  2 Length

  3. Height

  4. Time

  ...again the labels "width", "length" and "height" are not quite so accurate in describing the first three dimensions, because the 3 mix and merge together to form 3-dimensional Space. The 4th dimension Time is distinct. Its not worth talking about the 5th and further dimensions without twisting up one's brain into all kinds of knots, but the crux of the matter is that some particles are able to escape into the further dimensions thereby weakening their force or pull of attraction in the 4 dimensions that we can sence. Gravity for example is a very weak force in relation to some of the others, so it is said to exist primarily in a further dimension.

  Physicists have seen particles as disipating energy in other dimensions by positing them instead of non-dimensional points, as multi-dimentional strings, or multi dimentional (mem)branes. The singularity which started the Big Bang is said to have been an infinately small point with no length width breadth or time. It then unravelled into more and more dimentions. Think of this...

  a dot/period is 0-dimensional

  a line drawn on paper (string) is 1-dimensional, it is "long" and it has "length"

  the piece of paper (membrane) itself is 2-dimensional

  and a whole wad of paper is 3-dimensional

  the wad of paper is 4-dimensional... due to the fact that it doesn't just POP into existence for one micro-second then disappear from existence... it exists for a long "Time"

  This view is very simplistic because even the dot/period has 4 dimensions when you go onto a smaller level of scale, but these examples are just to help one get ones mind around the concept of dimensions. When we look at the edge of a pice of paper, it seems like a 2-D line, when in fact there is a whole piece of paper just beyond our vision... Similarly we are mutli-demensional due to the fact that many of the particles that make us up seem to be specks, when in fact they exist in other dimensions as strings or membranes that are "beyond our vision" as it were... the "dot" that is the particle, is only part of its protrusion into our level of dimensional awareness... Note too that linguistically, we use the word "length" to describe both physical and spacial length, and a length of time.
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  The NWT and marshmallow--what is the WT excuse for that one?

  by whyizit in

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  job 6:6- will tasteless things be eaten without salt, or is there any taste in the slimy juice of marshmallow?.

  hmmm........marshmallow has slimy juice?

  wouldn't it taste kind of "sweet"?

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  dorayakii

  I didn't know they had marshmallows in ancient Israel, and i certainly didn't know they had "slimy juice" in them. Anyway, they're made out of gelatin nowadays, not mallow-extract.
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  Uses of The 4th Dimension (Einstein was wrong!)

  by use4d in

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  since i discovered the 4th dimension, one of the conclusions i have reached is, the 4th dimension is an infinite access to the truth.

  throughout this website, i use the term "i wish" - it is really a way to voice a person's desire - and from the work i have done - it really works.

  from the saying: "ask and you shall receive", i have understood that any human being can make an infinity of "wishes" and receive the truth (the correct answer) to every question they may have, in the form of a dream - that same night.

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  dorayakii

  Well, first of all, the 4th dimension is TIME

  and secondly, there are 10 dimensions in string theory, 11 in brane-theory and 26 in bosonic space... through which one of those can you contact your soulmate, hmmm???
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  HOW MANY OF YOU REPORTED FAKE HOURS LAST YEAR?

  by badboy in

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  any takers?

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  dorayakii

  Well from January to August 2005 i did not do ONE micro-second of field ministry, nor did i place any literature, but i submitted between 8 and 16 hours a month and several magazines each month to keep me up-to-date. In September 2005 i did quite a lot of ministry in my new congregation, but since October i've done about 4-6 hours each month but i have doubled it and reported between 8 and 12 hours and several magazines and return visits.

  So last year i reported about 150 fake hours of ministry in total.
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  What weird things have you read in the bible?

  by stillAwitness in

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  the fact that nimrod's name means: "he stirred up the whole earth to rebel"

  and yet ezra's name means: "help"

  what caused nimord's mother to name him something that had such a negative meaning and yet he turned out to be just that?

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  Proverbs 27:14 "He that is blessing his fellowman with a loud voice early in the morning, as a malediction it will be accounted on his part."

  I think Solomon just had enough of his wives waking im up in the morning, because straight after that he says:

  Proverbs 27:15 "A leaking roof that drives one away in the day of a steady rain and a contentious wife are comparable."

  He'd had enough of his wives and concubines nagging him all the time, LOL...

  The funniest though, is the love-song of Solomon. I always thought it was a strange way to address the woman you love. In a poem to the "black girl" with whom he is in love, he writes:

  Solomon1:1-5 "Your hair is like a drove of goats that have hopped down from the mountainous region of Gil´e·ad. 2 Your teeth are like a drove of freshly shorn [ewes] that have gone up from the washing, all of which are bearing twins, with none among them having lost its young ones. 3 [...] 4 Your neck is like the tower of David, built in courses of stone, upon which are hung a thousand shields, all the circular shields of the mighty men. 5 Your two breasts are like two young ones, the twins of a female gazelle, that are feeding among the lilies."

  Theres even a verse in there which i can't find at the moment, but which describes the woman's vagina as sweet as honey. Most translators translate it as "lips" though... WTF is that all about?... and why are these verses included in a supposedly "holy" work of inspiration from God. I always used to look at this scripture when i had doubts that all scriptures were not actually inspired of God, it was a big help in opening my eyes, lol.

  During the 2004 District Convention, me and a friend of mine got to sit alone together, and we were laughing endlessly at the Song of Solomon, causing the "brothers and sisters" around us to hiss "shhhhh" at us, hehehe.
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  Diet and lifestyle change

  by dorayakii in

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  i've recently made a diet and lifestyle change as part of a new years resolution of sorts.

  i'm just going to give myself some incentive to stick with it by listing it here for all on jwd to see.

  the reason why i've started this is that, although i'm not fat, i noticed that in the last couple of years i've lost my bottom abs.

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  dorayakii

  I've recently made a diet and lifestyle change as part of a New Years Resolution of sorts. I'm just going to give myself some incentive to stick with it by listing it here for all on JWD to see. The reason why i've started this is that, although i'm not fat, i noticed that in the last couple of years i've lost my bottom abs. I don't want a beer belly which my grandfather had, and i don't want to exacerbate the traits of diabetes which run in my family. I've been able to keep these up for almost two weeks already and i already feel my energy levels rising, and my concentration at university improving. If anybody else has any comments or suggestions, please go ahead and post...

  Diet changes:

  Cutting down on refined carbohydrates like white sugar, white rice, cakes, biscuits and white bread, replacing with unrefined brown cane sugar, brown rice, brown pasta and whole wheat bread.

  Limit sugar and sweets intake to one teaspoon on brown sugar per day, or one teaspoon of honey, and/or three small cubes of dark soya-milk chocolate. (Strong antioxidant, so will cause spots for a while.

  Always start the day with a breakfast. Never skip it.

  Eat unsweetened cereals as part of my breakfast. CornFlakes instead of Honey Nut CornFlakes, but mostly porridge and Weetabix.

  Have a glass of fruit juice and a fruit such as a grapefuit for breakfast.

  Have a hot green tea before i leave the house. (Another strong antioxidant, my uncle has been drinking it and came out with huge bumps; the impurities coming out)

  Due to my excema-like skin problem, i've already for a while been refraining from adding milk to my morning cup of tea. I'm now cutting all dairy products out of my diet for a while, and replacing them with soya substitutes, to see if there is a difference

  Increase fruit and vegetable intake to at least 5 portions a day. Keep a full vegetable section in the fridge and a full fruitbowl. Increase the size of vegetable portions.

  Increase intake of oily fish such as sardines and makerel to at least two portions per week.

  Reduce meat intake to one portion every two days at the most. Eat lean red meat and white meat instead of fatty red meat. Small portions.

  Instead of sweets/candy/bonbons, nibble on dried apricots, dried figs, olives, grapes, raisins/saltanas and pistacio nuts.

  Reduce or cut out alcohol intake. No beer, no lager. Limit to one bottle of red wine per week, with meals.

  Drink at least 2 litres of water a day, sweetened with half a lime or lemon per litre.

  Lifestyle changes:

  Wake up at 6.30am to take a brisk half hour walk around the nearby park before eating breakfast.

  Go swimming every tuesday morning at 7.30 for one hour before i go to university

  Walk to the train station 2 miles away instead of taking the bus.

  Buy a bike and ride to university or work. Ride or swim for an hour each day on weekeneds.

  Go to bed early enough to be able to get at least 8 hours of sleep a night.

  Give eyes a rest by limiting computer use to 2 hours of non-esential use. (Plus of course the essentials like writing an essay or researching for university coursework)
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  Kingdom Melodies: The Remix

  by GMahler in

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  i was going about my daily routine of surfing around myspace and i come across this guy's profile.

  http://www.myspace.com/thorubeo .

  check out track number 3. it's funny, when i was a kid, this was my favorite of all the kingdom melodies.

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  dorayakii

  but the funniest one has to be the 2nd

  "Jaaaaared... how you loooove katiiiiie, may you be riiiiiighteous togetheeeeeeer"
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  Kingdom Melodies: The Remix

  by GMahler in

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  i was going about my daily routine of surfing around myspace and i come across this guy's profile.

  http://www.myspace.com/thorubeo .

  check out track number 3. it's funny, when i was a kid, this was my favorite of all the kingdom melodies.

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  dorayakii

  BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!! That is soooooo funny... and the 4th one (Jehovah God) is funny as well, do you realise that in the 1st one he is saying "I want to"? Now where have i heard THAT before? hehe. I'd love to have those in my collection, is there a way to download them, or would i have to ask him?
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  "Witnesses Of Jehovah" one hour {audio} ONLINE

  by sf in

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  for the newer ones, lurkers and seekers:.

  http://truthseekers.8m.com/heresy/jehovahw.html.

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  dorayakii

  When were these recordings made? Were they a radio program?
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  How many languages?

  by cheeseman in

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  was there really just one language before the tower of babel shinanigans?.

  what do scholars make of this?

  cheers.

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  dorayakii

  Was there really just one language before the Tower of Babel shinanigans?

  I'm not referring to those who study linguistics who thoroughly trash the accounts from a scientific standpoint.

  
  Although i don't believe in the Bible as any sort of reliable historic record, and no matter how much i would like to, i have to admit that it is not possible for linguists like myself to "thoroughly trash" the idea of a single language. When 19th century British colonists went to India, they were surprised to find that the Indian languages closely resemmbled the already catalogued Classical Latin, Ancient Greek and the Early Germanic and Slavic tongues. They proceded to start categorising languages worldwide and the work even today is not done.

  There are more than 100 language super-families in the world. So that means, 100 different "proto-languages" which are the common ancestors of all studied and recorded modern and historically known languages, but even that relatively small number, (compared to the estimated 6000-8000 identifyable languages in the world) is being reduced every day as common roots between langugaes previously thought to be unrelated, are found. So linguistically it is impossible to prove whether Babel existed or not, and it is almost equally difficult to ascertain whether there was one single language used by a single tribe of hominids and from which all the "proto-languages" emerged, or whether in fact the proto-languages evolved independantly (or were created by a god who wanted to spread abroad a large group of rebellious, tower-building people).

  The main problem is that language was already evolved and complex before the age of recorded history, so it takes a genius, code-breaking mind to cross from the period of recorded history into that of pre-history... (may i just add, that proto-languages were more complex in certain ways and less in others, but i won't go into that now, i could write an essay on why the famous section with the Evolution vs. Creation schema is gravely wrong).

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  As a side note, the largest super-family is the Indo-European family which includes English, French, Spanish German, Hindi, Bengali, Welsh, Irish Gealic, Greek, Czech/Slovak, Russian etc. etc. etc. This language super-family boasts approximately 3 billion speakers worldwide, more than half the worlds inhabitants speak an Indo-European language.

  Surprisingly as it may seem, the fact that they belong to a lanuage super-family, shows that these languages all came from one tracable source, as is attested to by the word "bear" (to carry), in many of those langugaes: Gothic "bairan" Old Englsih "beran" Russian "bere-" Old Persian "bara-" Sanskrit "bhara-" Greek "pherein" Latin "ferre"... Surprisingly, most words and roots can be traced like this and a theory of the oldest know form of a language can be reasonanbly surmised. This is called a "proto-language" and there is one for each super-family of languages.

  (On a slightly biblical note, the ancient and extinct Hittite language is the oldest recorded Indo-European language. It is interesting to note that the word for "water" in Hittite was "watar" and the word for "to eat", was "ettsa"... )

  The second largest super-family is the Sino-Tibetan super-family, which includes Mandarin, Cantonese, all of the Chinese and Tibetan dialects and around 250 other languages and dialects of East Asia.

  The Afro-Asiatic Family (Hebrew, Arabic, Berber, Ancient Egyptian and the other Semitic and Cushitic languages), and the Niger-Congo Family (most of sub-Saharan Africa) take up most of the rest of the space on a language families map.

  Other language families include the Uralic Family, the Altaic Family, the Malayo-Polynesian Family, the Caucasian Family (not white people, but the mostly muslim inhabitants of the Caucus mountain range), the Dravidian Family (Tamil and other south-east Indian languages), the Austro-Asiatic Family (Aborigine), the Eskimo-Aleut Family and several Native American language superfamilies.