The Power of Chaos Chapter 1 - 8

Bicameral Mans' transformation into The Conscious Man

I've been reading a lot about bicameral man. Our origins about religion and about a civilization that was suppose to boom 2000 to 3000 years ago. But due to Plato and other influences it plagued conscious man like a virus and held back it's development from booming the way it was suppose to when we shed our bicameral tenancies.

My dad was proud of me when I explained to him my religious experience when I talked to the ghost of this women who killed herself the day after I saw her.
I told him about the end of the world including the theories of the Mayan Calendar, Planet X (both the second son theory and the 12th planet, but not the one about the brown star), The Bible's metaphoric prophecy, The Bibles analytical propecy (The Bible Code), Nostradamus, The Indians, The Crystal skulls, and countless other prophecies that tied into one theory.
My uncle told me his dad talked to him and said he didn't know that I knew so much about religion.
It would frustrate him to know I'm Atheist now.

I don't believe in God anymore. Only in my fellow man. Alex was right about freedom and control. For to believe in God would to believe that we don't have full control of our lives. We couldn't take fault as much in our actions when we could just blame it on evil "spirits" or the devil. We couldn't progress unless we believed we had full control of our lives. Iron Grip control. I want to know what it means to be free. Truly free.

Free from bicameral man. Free from nature.
For the conscious mind would not agree with our naturalistic tendencies.

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Written on Monday · Comment

Travis Allento share my view, i believe in the human race and that anything which we can do to further our life and defy nature itself in our search for peace and understanding must be taken regardless of who's morals and views we step upon.

that does include cloning etc. this is our world we are free and we need to better our species as its caretakers and ensure our future at the same time.

isnt this a simple need of all creatures? yet we have the power to actually change and still cling onto old ideologies....

in the end i say we shove the fiction and bull to the side in the pursuit of our ensured future and life. because in the end there will probably be no one to save the humans as a race, even if we become spirits. and i am one to never give up, even to a "higher power."Yesterday at 6:58pm · DeleteTravis Allenthis isnt to say that i am without religion because a good structure helps us at times.

An Agnostic Theist is I, my "religious views" state that until it happens i approve that no one is right and that no one is wrong but will go along my day as normal seeking as i wish and please. I like to attach to the Christian way of thought yet others attach to other religions. Just as a base a "fundamental grounding" if you will.Yesterday at 7:03pm · DeleteJojo Josafatyeah Travis. Well said. Thanks. I'll add your comment to my blog site haha. Of course with your permision? (hubpages.com/hub/ThePowerofChaos)Yesterday at 7:10pm · DeleteTravis Allenadd away amigo!Yesterday at 7:15pm · DeleteAlex MoenI tend to actually believe it depends on how you define God in the first place. I think it's an apt metaphor in regards to the unknown, or just the beauty in nature in general (but because I fail to see any of that as divine in origin I classify myself as an agnostic/open atheist, depending on whose definition you apply).

I, too, believe we ...should push the development and understanding of Mankind, although I don't see why Travis doesn't include cloning in this pursuit. I'm also open to even the stuff that would normally fall into the "spiritual region," because science is meant to be unbiased in the results it could potentially uncover. We should experiment and explore all life has to offer, both as individuals and as a society.

I think I'll be posting soon about my personal views of the universe sometime soon- I think it'll tie in nicely to this, so I'll try to remember to tag you, Jojo.