Le Demiurge

>>18647602
I'm having you posted the right version the first time

>>18647602
Fuck off Boogie.

>>18647602
Things happen for a reason.

If i get fired tomorrow at work its because i showed up drunk for the 5th time this month and my boss just cant protect me anymore, and if im homeless after its because I didnt save appropriately for the subsequent unemployment stream.

>>18647602
both but mostly random.

We are literally riding a cosmic explosions, But everything we mess with and understand makes it a little less out of control.

>>18647618
By that logic, then you did nothing wrong.
>There is a wrong

>>18647610
First time posting the song, but couldn't help it sparking memories of past /×/ discussions.

>>18647622
By what logic. Did you over analyse me?

Im saying things happen for a reason in the extremely dead obvious sense of yes.. When you do a thing, an expected thing happens because of it..

As opposed to what op is likely getting at: action A did or did not happen because the universe is orchestrating it.

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>>18647612
You mean spook?

>>18647628
>By what logic
Exactly

>>18647634
I still dont think you get it...

Im telling OP in a way that I guess may be too complicated for you that "no things dont just happen for a reason. Its all random and cause and effect"

>>18647623
I meant the photo.

p.s. Listen to this and experience gnosis

https://youtu.be/5dVN2RfwTDw

>>18647628
Who is to say that the universe isn't orchestrating it, yet the universe in itself has no meaning; such as like a Sim City just running itself. Actions do have consequences, yet would you have really made any other choice given your placement and character here and now (or as some call it, "timeline")?

Hey,
I see one aspect of the question in some specific way recently.

All of us can make some choices on some level. But there are reasons why do we do chose one thing not another.
So something that determines our decision is what did we inherited from our predecessors, something is due to our experiences and let's just claim that there are some other unspecified sources.

So I perceive it that way. As most of what happens can be going on just because it does, we can claim that there is locally some dose of our universe which is from our perspective desrinated to happen for a reason ;d

>>18647628
>>18647618

Its more of a chicken and the eggs thing. Almost everything can be boiled down to it.

A bunch of shit happens resulting in you getting a measure of control over things. Now is that control real or not? You could not drink and go to work or even not go to work. What you can do is your measure of control. Finding meaning in it and "reason" is natural. But in reality you were only giving these choices in this timeframe because of every event proceeding it.

In a nutshell things don't happen for reasons. If just seems that way until you expand your view beyond yourself.

>>18647642
Wow, that was beautiful.
I have some similar, albeit a bit more dark.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Tui_bKb3EeU

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>>18647602
It's impossible to convey true randomness using words. It is the same type of mathematical problem as attempting to generate a sequence of random numbers from deterministic code. At the point where information can be encoded into words, there will always be SOME logical pattern that can be deciphered, and this pattern is called its "reason." Do recall that reasoning a skill where a person uses logic, to decipher patterns. So that's what "happening for a reason" means.

If you wish to experience true randomness, you allocate your attention to specifically only those places that can never be communicated with words, or any other method of delineating experience into a finite number of symbols.

I leave it to you, to discover for yourself whether such an experience exists or not, because if I could communicate it to you with words, and use logic and reason to prove whether or not it exists, then therefor it wouldn't, because I would have in doing so demonstrated an experience which can be delineated into finite many parts, with a logical pattern that explains its reason for happening.

>>18647642
And on a lighter note, here is a lighter song.
>Most have never really listened to the lyrics before...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=TrWNTqbLFFE

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>>18647681
I feel ya man.
Chaos.
>Pic related, but not it.

>>18647681
And to add, I find instrument or improvisational songs to be one of the best ways to convey an inconceivable concept. With each ear comes a different perspective and perception onto what the artist was originally trying to express. Much more so than a painting, and there is little effort involved unlike say modernistic or abstract art. A feeling comes naturally, wether you enjoy the piece or not.
>One of my personal favorites to mediate or wash dishes to.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pGhTcaO5bPI

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>>18647695
Ya, bro.

>>18647729
I think you're ready for this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4niz8TfY794

>>18647773
Oh shit, have to watch the rest when I have the time (got work in 9 hours, but saved it, and I do catch up)
>Reminds me of this little bit
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JdxkVQy7QLM

>>18647773
Her point on the Rorschach Test to visual understands of music is spot on. Hence why an attached album artwork, band name or song title is always under and needed.

>>18647836
Understanding*
And the piano limitation (or ultimate) to music theroy in which we use.

>>18647773
Well this was deeper than I expected.
>In cheekiness, $1,000 she won't play the Birthday Song

What would you call a person who is inna constant state of ego death yet trys as hard as one can to make life fulfilling?

God is the ultimate gaslighter.