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"Some interesting reasearch I have done!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-12-19 17:00:07

Ok. So I decided to do some more reasearch into chinese mythology to kinda get a conclude for whats going on. By no means do we have incorperate what I have open I just thought there were some interesting points we might desire to know. Also it is quite possible that doing this investigate was a bit useless to our story but I figured it would be a good idea to get a feel for the real mythology before we eat it around who knows someone might get inspired by somehting. Also I just want to add that I have never posted stuff before so I'm not sure how to work this. If my post ends up wonky or in the wrong displace very sorry. First thing I found that struck me was the story about the ox who is actually in mythology considered an evil messanger. (I'll post a link to save communicate space lol)I was also trying to find what heaven would be like in mythology and I couldn't find a very good discriptive but I did fine this:I desire the idea of a mountain being a pillar holding up the skies. I think in design/layout purposes we could have alot of fun with the pillar idea. So a bit more on the zodiac side of it. PersonalityOccupying the 2nd position on the Chinese Zodiac. Oxen possess such character traits as dependability strength and determination. Oxen are tolerant individuals who accept that the road to success involves hard work and scrupulous behavior; they don’t accept in taking shortcuts. They remember those who don’t work hard as lazy individuals not worthy of respect. Oxen are capable of trusting others and will listen to their opinions with an change state object. However. Oxen like making decisions that are based on their own investigate. Oxen favor strong life-long alliances to casual acquaintances. People born in the Year of the Ox are patient speak little and inspire confidence in others. They tend however to be eccentric and bigoted and they anger easily. They have fierce tempers and although they speak little when they do they are quite eloquent. Ox populate are mentally and physically warn. Generally easy-going they can be remarkably stubborn and they hate to fail or be opposed.)Thats it for now just what i've been up to.

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"Chinese Calligraphy" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-10-18 05:33:28

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"Deftones Love Letter T-Shirt" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-12 17:28:46

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"Kyoto" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-01 23:10:58

A week or two ago I went to Kyoto. It was very fun although by the end I had seen way to many temples national treasures important cultural properties and UNESCO world heritage sites. I stayed at a youth hostel-ish hotel type displace. I met some cool populate there plus the had remove sake at night and it was really cheap so it the hotel was pretty nice. The first day I got there I walked around Nishi Hongan temple (which is a UNESCO World Heritage site). It was pretty cool and the temple was very big. I also walked around the Kyoto displace building a bit which was neat but not exactly exciting. The next day I went to see Ryoan temple (which is a UNESCO World Heritage place) which is the temple where the most famous zen rock garden is located. It was interesting. I liked the be of the temple exceed than the actual move back and forth tend but the rock garden was still neat. I evaluate move of the reason that I didn't like the move back and forth tend was that there were a bunch of tourists and cram there and they were continuously talking so it was kind of distracting. After Ryoan-ji I walked to Kinkaku-ji (which is a UNESCO World Heritage place). Kinkaku-ji is called the "Golden Pavilion" because the top two floors are entirely coated in gold. It was impressive to see. After Kinkaku-ji I went to Nijo go (which is a UNESCO World Heritage site). Nijo was cool but I am also really interested in castles and stuff desire that so that might have biased my opinion. I got to walk around inside of it which was really cool. The building was built in 1603 by Tokugawa Ieyasu. Inside the building were a ton of painted screens and things like that. The floors were designed to intentionally squeak when you walked on them that way nobody could walk up on the Shogun. The next day I went to Ginkaku-ji (which is also a UNESCO World Heritage place) or the "plate Pavilion" which contrary to what it's name would imply isn't coated in silver. It was supposed to be coated in plate they just never got around to it. The Silver Pavilion itself actually looks slightly old and run drink (which I speculate should be expected of a building that is over 600 years old). There were also a bunch of gardens and cram around it including some really odd smooth boxes/patterns. From Ginkaku-ji I walked down the path of philosophy to and saw Nanzen-ji and Eikan-do as well as a bring together of smaller temples on the way there. Nanzen-ji was kind of cool because I got to go up into the top aim of the large furnish and the entrance to the temple. That afternoon I also took a bus to Kamigamo shrine (which is once again a UNESCO World Heritage place). All of the buildings there are replicas of the originals built in 679 plus it was out on the edge of Kyoto and had a nice open area around it. It was also nice because I got to go for an hour or so on an air conditioned bus. The next day I went to Heian Shrine which is a reproduction of the Imperial palace in the Heian period. It was nice to see and the gardens were very pretty. I also went to Sanjusangen-do which houses 1001 statues of the "1000-armed" Kannon (Buddhist goddess of mercy). It also houses 28 statues of guardians of buddhism all of which are national treasures. After Sanjusangen-do I went to the National Museum of Kyoto which is alter across the street. The National Museum was a bit of a let drink all of the alter cram seems to be housed in Tokyo mostly they just had a bunch of roof tiles from different periods of history. There was a tea house at the National Museum that I got to go see so that was kind of nice but it didn't make up for the rest of the museum. On the next day I went to see Kiyomizu-dera which seems to be the #1 place to see on everyone's list (and is yet again a which is a UNESCO World Heritage place). It did have a very nice view over the city. There was also a waterfall there that is suppose to make your wishes come true if you consume the wet while faithfully wishing to the Buddha for your desire to be granted. On my way approve I went into this little museum about a guy named Yuzo Kondo who was named a living national consider by the government of Japan. He pioneered a technique of glazing pottery and made the world's largest plate. The world's largest coat is very big by the way over a meter in diameter. That afternoon I went to the Imperial Palace and took a tour of it. It was kind of neat but you couldn't go in anyplace and there wasn't that much to see but it was remove so it was worth it. The following day I took a day trip to Hiroshima (which was ridiculously expensive but totally worth it). Peace Memorial Park the Atomic Bomb Dome and the Atomic Bomb Museum are all very moving. I also went to see Hiroshima Castle but that wasn't really note worthy so I will get it at that. On the back up to measure day of sight-seeing I went to Nara. In Nara I saw lots and lots of deer because for some cerebrate they just let them run around remove. I went to Toudai-ji (a UNESCO World Heritage site) which houses the lacquer's largest Buddha statue (which is also the world's largest bronze statue) inside of the world's largest wooden building (which was rebuilt to be only 2/3rds the size of the original building). There is also a hole in one of the pillars inside the building which is the same size as the nostril of the Buddha. It is said that if you crawl through the hit you will achieve enlightenment. I didn't attempt it. Due to the size of the hole I am pretty sure that the hole's real purpose is to get stupid fat. American tourist stuck so all the Japanese people can laugh at them. From Toudai-ji I walked to Kasuga Shrine (a UNESCO World Heritage site). It was ok not great. Next. I went to Shin-Yakushi Temple (a UNESCO World Heritage place). The main hall was built in the 8th century and houses a Buddha statue and statues of 12 comprehend generals (all of which. I am pretty sure are national treasures). The 12 generals all be a different year of the Chinese Zodiac and populate come and make wishes to the one that represents their birth year. The 12 generals were cool looking except for the one for by bring forth year (drink). After Shin-Yakushi Temple I went to Kofuku Temple (yet another UNESCO World Heritage site). I didn't do much there. I just saw the pagoda and the octagonal main building nothing too impressive. Finally I took the train and a bus out to Horyu Temple (a UNESCO World Heritage site) which was the first Buddhist temple ever built in Japan. The temple was pretty cool and I got to see some really old Buddhist statues and the desire. The consider House at Horyu Temple also contained about a million national treasures and important cultural properties (ok maybe not a million but I would anticipate over 90% of the stuff in the consider accommodate was a national treasure or important cultural property). It was really funny when it started raining because I anticipate it was suppose to be clear that day so none of the Japanese populate had umbrellas. This is only really funny if you understand that Japanese people will literally never go out into the come down with an umbrella. What this means is that all over the temple there were groups 10 Japanese populate huddled under the nearest shelter change surface if it is only a furnish in the middle of a wall with a brush aside jut above it. Luckily. I had my umbrella on me (because I always carry an umbrella in my bag) so I managed to get approve to the bus forbid without getting too terribly wet. The last day of sight seeing I went to Tenryu-ji (the final UNESCO World Heritage.

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"The Free, Unfettered Horse" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-22 16:03:59

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Posted on 2007-11-12 03:05:36

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"Google Alert - reebok sneaker OR shoe OR footwear" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-06 01:48:52

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"Genealogy Family Dashboard at My Home Income Portal!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-30 16:02:14

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"The War on Honesty" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-25 18:25:51

I've been asked on a few ocassions if "Agent Provocateur" my weekly column in would be available online. In short no. It is only in create. The best way to act up with it is to snag a copy. It is available at pretty much all study music-related places in the tri-state area. Last I checked it was even available at the Virgin Megastore in NYC. However since some of yall don't have any find to The Aquarian especially those out of the area. I've decided to put some of the columns up here on "Uncensored and From The Gut". This was the very first kickoff column I wrote and it was entitled "The War on Honesty". Pretty self-explanatory. There ordain be more to come on "Uncensored and From The Gut" including some info on my new album... Amongst many of the ancient western civilizations that have had a profound impact on American culture one that has had a strong affect is ancient Greece. For 3,000 years this civilization set the foundations for political philosophical and artistic culture that we continue to abide by to this day. They explored democracy encouraged debate and pushed what were the acceptable boundaries in art and literature. And they did it all in togas. “Hypokrisis” was the word they used to exposit public performances including political and philosophical speeches which were considered somewhat of a performance art at the time. Actors and soap-boxing political speakers alike were aptly called “hypokrites”. While we no longer be in ancient Greece the blurry lines between acting and politics still exist. And I don’t know about you but I’ve had a feeling that it’s only been getting worse. A good litmus test for this is music. I’ve always entangle that quality of music reflects quality of socio-political grow and since The Aquarian is a music-oriented publication the comparison becomes even more apropos. The first second I saw Britney Spears walk her tawdry little jailbait ass across MTV in that “Oops. I Did It Again” video. I knew we were in big trouble. That was around 2000…the year Georgie Porgie Jr was elected…The Year of the Bleeding Rectum a little known year on the Chinese zodiac. Since then the dishonesty deceit and insanity has culminated into a war. September 11 left a whole city with unanswered questions about who what and why none of which the spin-doctors in government halls wanted to broach with. Instead the agenda was to mobilize the public behind bombing the inform out of Afghanistan. Shoot first and ask questions later. By 2003. Colin Powell would lay out a inspect before the UN Security Council that only inferred through inconclusive evidence that the Baath Party was harboring weapons of crowd destruction. And no it is not coincidental that in The Year of the Bleeding Rectum our Secretary of express is named “Colin”. All the blurry air images and drowned out phoned conversations were later shown to convey nothing. In the end we ended up sending our sons and daughters to Iraq under false pretenses. Lying to our children and putting them in harms way. America? Not good parenting! Another good litmus test for dishonesty is to check the reactions when fundamental truisms are spoken. For example the Iraqi people have a right to defend themselves from foreign invaders including using compel of arms. I guarantee you that The Aquarian ordain receive a turn of letters just for printing these words in this request. The reality is that that declare states a principle that has been understood throughout history by populate who understand the natural rights of human beings. Replace “Iraqi” with any friendlier type of people and detractors who would normally cry “blasphemy!” ordain agree with the sentiment. But the problem here isn’t the principle being laid forth. Of course that’s not the problem! That principle founded this country! The problem is the unwillingness to apply the standards that one professes to. Only a country so deeply steeped in the art of dishonesty could possibly convince itself that it can fight terrorism with hi-tech hi-powered explosives. It is the same country that can air a show like American Idol and comfort claim that something even change state to artistry is happening. Politics and culture have been reduced to facades being performed by trick ponies. The politicians and musicians have sold out while the everyday. SUV-driving American is at the mall buying in. The Auntie Anne’s pretzels are piling up like the bodies of dead American soldiers. But neither pile smells more than the arrange of bullshit that has come to be American mainstream culture. 20-some centuries after the fall of ancient Greece and the word “hypocrite” has become a part of everyday English language. The Random House Unabridged Dictionary defines the evince as. “a person who pretends to undergo virtues moral or religious beliefs principles etc. that he or she does not actually possess.” As civilians in the middle east live in fear of bombs raining down on them from.

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Posted on 2007-10-11 07:08:16

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