Discrete Ideas

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Hi there :) Thanks for following me :D Just read your Chronicles for October 6th and wow I must say this is exactly what I've been thinking too! Good job on the writing aswell it's a very nice read! Hope you have a great day today :)
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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 days ago

Thanks! Really appreciate that. Hope you have a great day too

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othala's avatar othala 2 days ago

My biggest thing is just remembering to do it. Not letting the time pass without doing it and not realizing it. Once I sit down to do it, I'm really happy to be doing it. Of course Ive only been a Christian for a year so there's plenty of time to have some of the experieces described in the video.

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othala's avatar othala 2 days ago

For this reason I really enjoy the Liturgy of Hours. It makes it time sensitive, with "It's time to pray." It has a familiar pattern as well but it goes with the rhytmn of the liturigcal calandar so it solves that problem where you might need some variety. Obviously I'm not praying every hour of the Divine Office but I try to do at least Lauds or Vespers everyday and on good days both.

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othala's avatar othala 2 days ago

And if you're really feeling it you can tack a rosary to the end of the hour.

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theorangestar's avatar theorangestar 5 days ago

God willing!!! I'm content staying on Earth but I hope humanity lives to see this future!

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 5 days ago

Oh yeah absolutely. And Earth is a paradise compared to every planet we have so far discovered

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theorangestar's avatar theorangestar 1 week ago

Love your latest chronicle!! I do think humanity is a lot more capable of thriving into the future then we give ourselves credit for.

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 1 week ago

Thanks! I'm thinking of writing more about some of these "sci-fi" ideas.

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vihmu's avatar vihmu 1 week ago

reminds me of that famous quote from Saint Seraphim Rose: "It's later than you think!"

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rainight's avatar rainight 1 week ago

I'm not that optimistic about the future to be honest. The west has fallen.

discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 1 week ago

Long term (thousands of years) is different from short term politics. And the west hasn’t fallen

rainight's avatar rainight 6 days ago

I don't see a reason to be optimistic about long term politics either, I'm afraid.

discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 6 days ago

I’m sorry you feel like that

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vihmu's avatar vihmu 2 weeks ago

i like your take on this issue - i do like most theological views that put Christ first and center :) it wasn't until Jesus that humankind could truly know God, so perhaps it is better to take the Old Testament as a foretelling of Christ, and not a "treatise" on who/what/how God is

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rainight's avatar rainight 2 weeks ago

So how do you recouncile this genocide story in the old testament with your understanding of God and morality?

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

Absolutely. And I think it changes from book to book. Chapter to chapter. Sometimes I think we read a very direct foretelling of Christ. Other times it does seem to be more a historical account of the Jewish people

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

@rainight. As a history of what a group of people did, perhaps whilst thinking God commanded it. But I have no issue saying that what was recorded in this story was obviously immoral and clearly contradicts the teachings of Christ

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vihmu's avatar vihmu 2 weeks ago

prayer beads/ropes really have a wonderfully calming effect i need to start praying the Jesus prayer more often, Lord have mercy

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discreteideas's avatar discreteideas 2 weeks ago

I have not really looked into the Orthodox prayer ropes but I understand its a similar concept

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vihmu's avatar vihmu 2 weeks ago

@discreteideas i view prayer ropes as somewhat of a middle-point between eastern meditation and western prayer beads. practically, they are very similar, but we usually only repeat the Jesus prayer (much like the kyrie eleison). prayer ropes can also have many shapes, some even coming in bracelet form

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