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thenewdeadseascrolls · 1 year ago

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Judges 3: 20-25. "The Embarrassment."

Ehud, "a left-handed man who gives praise to God" was sent to teach the King of Moab, an impolite man, a lesson. For this he uses a double edged sword, his manhood and his masculinity, a superior position from which to deal with a savage Moabite who has decided to be "traditionally rude" because his daddy taught him that.

The double edged sword which exposes the Jewish self as easily as the knife exposes the penis during circumcision is also a sign of the times. When rudeness prevails, the Jewish people know what to expect, and in anticipation, build up their expectations and rationale for the changing of the age:

‘The time of the singing bird has come’: The time has come for Israel to be redeemed; the time has come for the uncircumcised to be circumcised;... the time has come for the Kingdom of Heaven to be revealed.... ‘The voice of the dove is heard in our land:’ What voice is this? — The voice of the King Mashiach.”

The Mashiach and persons like Eglon, the half-calf who follows his rude daddy around are incompatible. The world is just not big enough:

20 Ehud then approached him while he was sitting alone in the upper room of his palace[e] and said, “I have a message from God for you.” As the king rose from his seat,

21 Ehud reached with his left hand, drew the sword from his right thigh and plunged it into the king’s belly. 22 Even the handle sank in after the blade, and his bowels discharged. Ehud did not pull the sword out, and the fat closed in over it.

23 Then Ehud went out to the porch[f]; he shut the doors of the upper room behind him and locked them.

24 After he had gone, the servants came and found the doors of the upper room locked. They said, “He must be relieving himself in the inner room of the palace.”

25 They waited to the point of embarrassment, but when he did not open the doors of the room, they took a key and unlocked them. There they saw their lord fallen to the floor, dead.

The Values in Gematria are:

v. 20: Ehud then approached him while he was sitting alone in the upper room. The upper room is where an independent person who meditates resides. It is the peaceful, undisturbed control center of the rest of the palace. Directly underneath the upper room called Keter, the crown, is the bottom room, called Malchut, or sovereignty, the tingly place where the organs of evacuation reside.

If the king rises off his seat, naturally he takes his bottom with him; does this mean he becomes more spirited of a person or does he become more of a snob?

This could mean both. The King might excel at finding new definitions for the purposes of his existence, or his ego might be getting a lift. We know the sword is coming for this man so it is probably the latter for the King of Calves.

The Value in Gematria is 7219, זבאט‎, zabat, "getting nipped." The King was not planning to benefit the world, so his position as sovereign was being curtailed- starting with the cause of his problems, his stomach.

v. 21-22: Ehud reached with his left hand, drew the sword from his right thigh and plunged it into the king’s belly.

Recall the thigh is the polite way of saying the crotch. The left hand is an artificial limb, it is common sense, intution we are not born with but can learn. The thrusting of one man's crotch towards another, lesser man's belly, where food is consumed, means "you need to spend your time and energy differently."

Some foods or actions are limiting, because their consequences are too far reaching. Others, the ones we restrict from our diet, limit our future opportunities. Discovery of the right uses of one's time in the right proportions is of the essence for the making of the Jewish Self. How do this right is taught by other Jews who have figured it out.

The Value in Gematria is 9606, טואֶפֶסו. "He got caught." ‎

v. 23: Then Ehud went out to the porch[f]; he shut the doors of the upper room behind him and locked them. Solomon's Porch is a complex hybrid between Vedanta and Judaism. Vedanta, the study of the Upanishads is the Left Hand of the Jew.

A good Hindu would never, ever turn to an exacting, literal interpretation of the Torah or or keep Kosher etc. without attempting to understand the essence of Ha Shem as the primary goal for the practice.

A good Jew would never divorce himself from the fire and music of life and deny their Cause, the God of Israel. The combination of the two, therefore, is the course recommended by the Tanakh.

So while the metaphor is kind of disgusting, this Ehud person fucked the shit out of the Moabite king, all the nonsense he was consuming and then he flew away off the porch, back into the Sea. 'So while the metaphor is kind of disgusting, this Ehud person fucked the shit out of the Moabite king, all the nonsense he was consuming and then he flew away off the porch, back into the Sea.

The Value in Gematria is 4212, דבא‎ב‎, "the dove of understanding will come."

v. 24: After he had gone, the servants came and found the doors of the upper room locked.

The locking of the doors of the Upper Room with a Porch means the mind must be closed on one side and opened to the other. The Spirit of God will not, indeed it cannot, compete with manmade bullshit for the sake of Self-Realization. It will not even try.

The Value in Gematria is 6091, ו‎אֶפֶסטא‎, and epesta, "freedom from falsification" also "freedom from Abel, the false god of herds" which was the goal of Ehud to begin with, to free the Jewish Self from the herd.

"The masculine noun אפעה ('epa'a), which at first sight appears to describe a kind of viper (Job 20:16, Isaiah 30:6 and 59:5 only). But since the entire Bible describes human mentality, psychology, sociology and the quest for the knowledge of the laws of nature, the snake describes mental herd behavior: the believing and passing on of something, simply because it entices or in this case fills with dread rather than stand up against falsification. Note that this noun is identical to the form the verb assumes in Isaiah 42:14.

Note the parallels between this root and the verb הבל (habal), from whence derives the name Abel, which belonged to the first of the herders."

v. 25: There they saw their lord fallen to the floor, dead.The Value in Gematria is 9352, ט‎גהב‎ ‎, teghav, "the response."

Death in the Torah is the response of ignorance to knowledge. After that, nothing is ever the same again. If the knowledge is called Ha Shem, that is a very good thing, then one dies and comes back to life and never dies again.

Once one accepts this is the course of action, one will feel like one has died on the alcohol toilet after a long night of drinking and eating shitty crap. As embarrassing as dying on the john might be, it is the hardly the end of the world and could very well be the start of a new beginning.

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ideacollector · 8 years ago

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Continuous urbanization in Japan

The continuity of urbanism along the 500km shinkansen bullet train track between Osaka and Tokyo was astonishing. Throughout the journey, the buildings almost never thinned out, and at no point did I feel like we were in suburbia, let alone true countryside. The route went through Kyoto and Nagoya, both major cities in their own right, and there was a continuous metropolitan zone along the entire shinkansen line.

At the same time, I was surprised by Japan's lack of density, especially in Tokyo. I didn't find any one area that felt especially built up. The entire metropolitan area is highly populated, and the median building height is greater than most American cities, but there was no central urban core with significantly higher density than the surrounding areas. Instead, the height level of buildings was mostly continous across all neighborhoods. By contrast, major American cities tend to have an extremely dense, bustling center with steadily decreasing density in neighborhoods radiating out from that core. This is usually a business and shopping district with high rise apartments. Many people live in that center, but even more commute in and out each day for work.

Japanese cities' lack of centers with extreme density surprised me. My intution about how cities formed was a life-scale Hotelling Game , in which the optimal location for a new enterprise is in the middle of where everything else is. This minimizes the distance to the greatest number of amentities, shops, people, and so on, and so it is the highest value land. Businesses want to be where people are, and people want to live close to their schools and work. This creates a cycle in which city centers are valuable, incentivizing developers to build denser, taller buildings. As more people in, the land in those centers because even more valuable, which incentivizes more building. With all these uses vying for the same space, the only alternative to build up, and you get urban cores with a far greater average building height than the surrounding areas. (Of course this is a simplification — zoning rules, geography, weather, and more affect land values, too. But the Hotelling dynamic plays a role in shaping the density and land values of cites. You can see the effect in the Google Earth images of New York and San Francisco below.)

Google Earth view of Manhattan _. The Financial District on the south end of the island and Midtown just below Central Park are extremely dense. Concentration of people draws in businesses and shops, which in turn makes it a more attractive place to build housing, transit, and amenities. Meanwhile, building height drops off quickly outside of these centers. The median number of floors in Greenwich Village (around Washington Square Park) is less than four!_

Google Earth view of San Francisco _. San Francisco is a striking illustration of this phenomenon. It's is a bit unfair, because most in neighborhoods outside of the Financial District and (_ as of 2015 ) Mission Bay, buildings are limited to 4-6 stories. However, the SF's neighborhoods for the most part took on their current form before building codes cemented it, so Hotelling still provides a useful model.

Japanese cities don't appear to follow this logic. Tokyo's tall buildings are fairly even distributed throughout the city. There is variation of course, and neighborhoods like Ueno are more spread out than others, but there is no single area that is far taller than the rest. The closest thing to "downtown" was the area around Tokyo Station, but that was more a function of its role as an intercity transit hub connecting the shinkansen lines than of being the central business district.

Google Earth view of central Tokyo .

I'm still at a loss as to what caused this dynamic. My best guess is that the city developed alongside a mature, well-supported rail system that could whisk people from one part of the city to another, so the advantage of being in the middle of it all was lower. Manhattan's subway system could be described in much the same way though, so this answer is not satisfying.

Japanese land use regulations are also very different from their counterparts in the US , so that certainly played a part too. It's possible that this accounts for most of the difference. In the San Francisco most neighborhoods limit buildings to 4-6 stories, which artificially enforces the funnel shape, where the old parts of the city that were dense before regulations took hold are the only place where tall buildings are allowed in the first place. Other US cities follow a similar regulatory pattern. This raises an interesting question — if SF lifted all density limits, where would we see growth? Would the financial district grow even taller, or would the surrounding neighborhoods build out to match its height? My guess is it would be a mixture of the two, with further densification of the core as well as development of the surrounding areas, with lessening growth as you went outward. Overall though, the effect would likely be an evening of heights across the city. I'd guess that the variance in median heights between neighborhoods would decrease, and we'd have a situation closer to that of Tokyo.

I'm not well-versed in the history of Japanese land use. So if you have any other ideas about why their building height variance is low, please let me know!

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herbloreproducts · 7 years ago

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Fertility and Hormones!

Fertility & Hormones

This has always mystified me. I've talked to A LOT of women who are working on fertility - trying to become pregnant - who have worked with fertility clinics. Frequently, they say the doctors don't check for hormone imbalance! This is a huge factor in whether a woman can become pregnant or not! If there is hormone imbalance, perhaps she may not be ovulating, or her luteal phase (second half of the menstrual cycle, which comes after ovulation) isn't long enough. These things can definitely hamper conception! Rather than addressing that, they tend to jump in and start administering drugs to force a simulated cycle and/or forcing several eggs to be released. The drugs and hormones can be almost more than a woman can endure. (Let me say here, that I am generalizing and passing along stories frequently told to me, but that does not tend to apply to every situation or doctor.)

I tend to work very differently. I work at helping a woman's body regain her own natural hormonal balance, thus making conception easier in many cases and natural. One of my favorite herbs for this is Vitex. This link will give you details on how and why it works so well. You can also see a typical (although amazing!) testimonial (one of many) we've received about its use and success in conception at that link also. (More stories can be seen at Testimonials - scroll down to the Women's Health section.) I usually have women say that they "resorted" to natural therapies (like herbs) after going through several rounds of unsuccessful fertility treatments. I would LOVE for women to start with natural therapies first, and then stair step up to more aggressive and invasive methods if they need to. Chances are good that they wouldn't need these more aggressive means at all, and can save themselves a lot of time, physical and emotional discomfort, and a LOT of money.

One concern I have with fertility treatments that involve drugs or hormones that cause more than one egg to be released at a time is this: We are born with all the eggs we will ever have. If several are released in one month, we will go through those eggs much faster. This could cause early menopause for these women. There are many other concerns regarding the use of artificial drugs and hormones, which is beyond the scope of this blog today and that is not my area of expertise, but I would just encourage women who are working with their fertility to seek natural therapies first, as they are so much more gentle, and even supportive and nutritive to the body. You will usually end up here anyway! (Just sayin'...)

If you do choose fertility treatments that involve drugs and hormones, I urge you to research the side effects (short-term and long-term) of these drugs before signing up. I cannot emphasize the importance of this enough.

That said, should you choose the more natural route, I do like to do consultations with women working with fertility because everybody's situation can all be different. We do not adhere to the "one size fits all" type of thinking. Our bodies and situations can all be very different. I do commonly suggest Vitex though, as it works so incredibly well to bring hormonal balance no matter which way a woman is out of balance, but it is wise to try to determine what the underlying situation is, and then specifically address that. I am even able to utilize my medical intuitive capabilities here, which women find of great help. This link will give you more info about my consultations. It also includes a link with more information on my intutive work, including "baby readings".

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lexidem-blog · 8 years ago

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I developed lucid dreaming at a very young age to fight my nightmares. I was self-tought, not on a scientific basis, but more like an intutive way of learning the laws of dreamworld, just like we do with the real world when we are awake. we learn from our experiences, fears, mistakes, success. controlling your dream requires strong self-control and belief (in your limitless abilities).The keyword is not to force things directly to happen according to your will, but, like you are acting, to fool your dream (your subconscious) into believing that things can happen otherwise. For example, I am afraid of ghosts. My dreams tend to become spooky. So what I do when I have to face my fear, is that I start acting like a professional ghost hunter, calling my team, starting investigation, or attempting exorcism, whatever comes to mind from movies. And then, instead of terrorising you, your dream will become an entertaining movie, where u r the protagonist.I don't like to fully control my dreams, coz the are genius the way they are. Whenever I do they become too artificial and boring. I just let things happen, I want to experience everything that my subconscious has in stock for me. I only try to push things into the right direction when I start feeling to uncomfortable. Once I jumped off a small stunt airplane, over a huge dark lake. I am afraid of both hight and depth, so that was pretty scary. But the belief that in my dreams I can fall from any hight without dying and that I can breathe under water, made me to dare to do this. Mind-control.

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