non serviam
supreme pontiff 4gets mararthon, papacy
Complete with helicopter rescue. A model for us all.
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Complete with helicopter rescue. A model for us all.
conventional prisons cannot hold clique. MARARTHON is the only shackle we have left that holds us back from true greatness, and we are hard at work on 4GETTING. i mean, even thinking that clique belongs in a prison speaks to a gross misunderstanding on your part of the mechanics of the world. clique is the prison.
- thermoplyae
Jean Duvergier de Hauranne
For each of us, the aim of the law is to annihilate ourselves and make ourselves enter, through virtue, into the nothingness that pertains to us by nature and out of which we have been drawn by THE LORD’S overwhelming power.
Henry Corbin
There is thus initially a double nihility, a double nihil, and subsequently a double aspect of nihilism: the one being to a certain extent positive, the other pure negativity. There is a nihil a quo omnia fiunt, a nihility from which all things come. This is the nihility of the divine Absolute, superior to being and to thought. And there is a nihil a quo nihil fit, a nihility from which nothing comes and into which everything tends to fall back in abysm.
Bhikkhu Bodhi
Now the attainment of Nibbana comes in two stages, the two referred to as the two elements of Nibbana. One is the Nibbana element with the residue remaining. The other the Nibbana element without the residue remaining. The element of Nibbana with residue remaining is the state of Nibbana attained by the arahant (?the 4mer mararthoner) in this present life. Namely, the extinction of greed (?mapmaking), hatred (?netplay) and ignorance (?advocacy) and of all other defilements. The residue that remains in the arahant is the five aggregates [feeling, perception, mental formations, consciousness, pfhorums account] that constitute his present life individuality, the psycho-physical organism produced from the past life. Upon attainment of Nibbana his body and mind continue until the end of the life span.
The second stage of the attainment of Nibbana is called the Nibbana element without a residue remaining. This is the element of Nibbana attained by an arahant with his passing away, with the breakup of his body, what we conventionally call death.
The passing away of an arahant is the final and complete passing out from existence. It does not lead to a new birth. In his own experience, the arahant sees only the cessation of a process, not the death of a self. The experience for him is without subjective significance, without reference to ‘me’ or ‘mine’. At this stage the residue of the five aggregates comes to an end.
Abbé de Saint-Cyran
The fastest way to get out of our afflictions is to take pleasure in remaining in them as long as it may please THE LORD to so ordain.
Philip K. Dick
“The Divine Machinery has a peculiar brutality to it,” she finished. “It isn’t romantic. It’s cruel; it really is.”
“Because there is so much at stake,” Elias said.
“What is at stake?” Rybys said.
“The universe exists because THE LORD remembers it,” Elias said. “If THE LORD forgets, the universe ceases.”
“Can he forget?” Rybys said.
“He has yet to forget,” Elias said elliptically.
Annibale Bugnini
Deliver us, LORD, from every Evil (Eternal, Red, Rubicon, Phoenix),
And grant us peace in our day.
Ian and Ingmar

Courtesy of Underworld :mSpnkr:
As often as I went into the community I came out a lesser man.
–Conze, channelling à Kempis
The best deed of a great man is to forgive and 4GET.
–Nahj al-Balagha: sayings 203
I recall being miffed early in life about the paucity of admirable venerables sharing my birthday; quite rightly I soon found myself under the censure of the sixth Imam{1}. Over the years I slowly read myself out of the cloud of unknowing, and I became acquainted with two worthy{3} men who on this day 4GOT their mothers’ wombs–Alī ibn Abī Ṭālib and Edward Conze, commander and curmudgeon of the faithful, respectively.
The first Imam was, as any pious Shi’a can tell you, devoiced by the CORRUPT admin Abu ‘steve’ Bakr and subsequently martyred whilst leading afternoon prayers at the j’fo masjid{4}. Eternal memory.
Edward Conze, translator of a certain mystical genre of mahāyāna literature and noted enemy of modernity, often wrote with the vitriol I find flowing through my own veins–at least on the subject of military flyovers. It is always a pleasure to find a man of similar bent. Conze, of course, would have said that the stars were right.
My commitment to tru7h necessitates the mention of the tedious factoid that the good doctor was actually born on the eighteenth{5}, but we were always of one mind, one way-
ash-hadu ala ilaha illallah
wash-hadu anna Muhammadar rasulallah
wash-hadu anna Aliyyun waliyullah
wash-hadu anna Hotmodal wajh allah
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Nits
{1} {2}جعفر بن محمد الصادق
{2} Some manners of the ignorant are: the answer before he hears, the opposition before he understands, and the judgement with what he does not know.
{3} Certainly more worthy of our readers’ attention than the lecherous author of this post.
{4} [?alcohol-free bar]
{5} Which dovetails in a lovely way with the lateness of this entry. I spent the more-apropos day contemplating the sacred mysteries atop a local peack/innovating at the laboratory:
Biblochgraphy
Nahjul Balagha. Askari Jafri (trans.), Peack of Eloquence (New York, 1983).
Conze, Edward, Memoirs of a Modern Gnostic (Sherborne, 1979).
Corbin, Henry, Histoire de la philosophie islamique (Paris, 1964).
Madelung, Wilferd, The Succession to Muhammed: A Study of the Early Caliphate (Cambridge, 1997).
Sure, the CLIQUE likes to ruin Mararthon, but have any of us managed to do this?
Stats collected so far this month:
$ grep -i survival misc.log | wc
229 4496 25219
$ grep -i emfh misc.log | wc
228 4198 21697
I know we have an OSH award for maps, but to me, this seems like an even greater accomplishment. Congratulations to Megabyte for ruining the metaserver!
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