I'd like to show you something please

[methylatedghosts]

You're choices.

He is?

 

[fantome profane]

He is?

I think simple grammatical errors are the least of his problems.

 

[methylatedghosts]

I think simple grammatical errors are the least of his problems.

Baby steps, my friend, baby steps

 

[Lyndale]

Stop this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SxjlhvrviX0
at 31sec's. look carefully before you continue the video.

I'm only referring to that painting.

Now that you've seen whats hidden in that particular painting, you really going to tell me, it's just coincidence? Watch the other videos and see the rest of Nicolas Poussins paintings and see the rest of the story.

If something like this was confined to only 1 painting and nothing else, then I could see how you would 'think the way you do, but it's not that way. There's a whole hidden story within that painters paintings.

~a whole story

 

[Gjallarhorn]

...you don't seem to understand what pareidolia is or how it affects people.

I'm surprised we haven't been linked to "Jesus on toast" images yet.

 

[Lyndale]

...you don't seem to understand what pareidolia is or how it affects people.

I'm surprised we haven't been linked to "Jesus on toast" images yet.

Really?
Did you even look?

 

[Lyndale]

...and yes I understand exactly what it is, but 'this isn't that!
These are connected in multiple ways.
by painter.
by subject matter.
by story.
by process.
by events.
etc..

 

[Lyndale]

You know why no domino effect comes from this all being true?
Because then you'd be acknowledging the condemnation you're heading for concerning God.

You can accept all of this or not, that's you're choice, but if there is no evidence, that you can
type out on paper, that you'll believe, then why do you waste you're little time you have left looking for something you don't want to begin with?
Don't reply back "when you show me some bla bla bla" , that don't wash. I've already shown you something incredible and look at you're reactions to that?

If no one has the words for you and no one has a tangible 'thing they can show you...why bother looking?

Why Mr. Anderson ~ why?

 

[Desert Snake]

I haven't clicked on the links.

 

[Lyndale]

There is nothing wrong with any link I've posted, nor am I trying to attack anyone by my last post.
I just don't understand why people look for something they don't want?
I don't understand why people who do believe in God, lie about God?
I don't understand the motivation behind hate?

What I've shown people is real.
I can't alter Google Earth.
Shakes head- I just don't understand some days- makes no sense, none at all.

 

[Bunyip]

There is nothing wrong with any link I've posted, nor am I trying to attack anyone by my last post.
I just don't understand why people look for something they don't want?
I don't understand why people who do believe in God, lie about God?
I don't understand the motivation behind hate?

What I've shown people is real.
I can't alter Google Earth.
Shakes head- I just don't understand some days- makes no sense, none at all.

What you are seeing is just your imagination. We all see patterns in things, it is how our brains work - but what you are seeing is not anything more than a work of your imagination.

 

[Awkward Fingers]

You know why no domino effect comes from this all being true?
Because then you'd be acknowledging the condemnation you're heading for concerning God.

You can accept all of this or not, that's you're choice, but if there is no evidence, that you can
type out on paper, that you'll believe, then why do you waste you're little time you have left looking for something you don't want to begin with?
Don't reply back "when you show me some bla bla bla" , that don't wash. I've already shown you something incredible and look at you're reactions to that?

If no one has the words for you and no one has a tangible 'thing they can show you...why bother looking?

Why Mr. Anderson ~ why?

Well, I'll give props for the most grammatically correct use of the word "incredible" I've seen in awhile.

 

[Lyndale]

What you are seeing is just your imagination. We all see patterns in things, it is how our brains work - but what you are seeing is not anything more than a work of your imagination.

I would agree with you except for 1 thing.
Together as a whole (all the pictures together) it contains the story of Creation.

 

[Bunyip]

I would agree with you except for 1 thing.
Together as a whole (all the pictures together) it contains the story of Creation.

I'm afraid not. What you have 'together as a whole' is a very imaginative examination of several maps, where you have looked at a few shapes in the landscape and fancied that they resemble various images.

Just like looking at clouds and thinking - Wow! That cloud looks a bit like a sheep!

The problem is that you the take the fact that a cloud looked a bit like a sheep and imagine there is some sort of message there.

To be completely honest, I looked at those images and could not see any of the forms you identified.

 

[Lyndale]

I'm afraid not. What you have 'together as a whole' is a very imaginative examination of several maps, where you have looked at a few shapes in the landscape and fancied that they resemble various images.

Just like looking at clouds and thinking - Wow! That cloud looks a bit like a sheep!

The problem is that you the take the fact that a cloud looked a bit like a sheep and imagine there is some sort of message there.

To be completely honest, I looked at those images and could not see any of the forms you identified.

...then thank you for you're opinion and have a nice day.

 

[Bunyip]

...then thank you for you're opinion and have a nice day.

You're welcome. I don't want to offend you, it is just an honest opinion.

I am an artist, I pour ink and paint onto a board and then find all manner of extraordinary shapes in the result. It is a technique called decalcomania and was used by many of the early surrealists like Max Earnst and James Gleeson. It is a consequence of how the brain works to form recognisable patterns. It is a triumph of evolution and a truly wonderous phenomenon. If it gives you comfort and reassurance to find the significance that you find in those landscapes, then fantastic.

But it is your wonderful, kalaidoscopic brain at work. It is the human trait of seeking patterns.

Perhaps given your proclivities you should try your hand at art, maybe your ability to form narratives and images from landscapes could result in a considerable talent?

Earnst used waxey paint and pressed a sheet of glass on top of it. When he pulled the glass off he would look in to the resulting patterns and over paint them to construct fantastic imagery - it may appeal to you.

 

[Lyndale]

You're welcome. I don't want to offend you, it is just an honest opinion.

I am an artist, I pour ink and paint onto a board and then find all manner of extraordinary shapes in the result. It is a technique called decalcomania and was used by many of the early surrealists like Max Earnst and James Gleeson. It is a consequence of how the brain works to form recognisable patterns. It is a triumph of evolution and a truly wonderous phenomenon. If it gives you comfort and reassurance to find the significance that you find in those landscapes, then fantastic.

But it is your wonderful, kalaidoscopic brain at work. It is the human trait of seeking patterns.

Perhaps given your proclivities you should try your hand at art, maybe your ability to form narratives and images from landscapes could result in a considerable talent?

Earnst used waxey paint and pressed a sheet of glass on top of it. When he pulled the glass off he would look in to the resulting patterns and over paint them to construct fantastic imagery - it may appeal to you.

cool :areyoucra

 

[Lyndale]

How can you be so blind not to see this?

It's right in front of you. Those pics are exactly what they look like, no matter how many times you say they don't. It's God's Story and you should listen while you still can.

 

[methylatedghosts]

I once saw a child stab a book with a knife and then chase his pet rat away.

Then I realised I was just looking at clouds.





don't stab books, guys, pet rats don't like it

 

[Pegg]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2K2XfdCjXfk

I found stories made out of watermarks and I found them in many things.

I'd really like to share this with you. I don't mind discussing it, but I'd rather get passed the insults and just talk.

Please think carefully of the odds as to what you're about to see.

~think

i didnt see what you were seeing.