Katzpur
Not your average Mormon
Does this mean you are able to communicate with dogs in ways most humans can't?
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Mad_Dog
The girl w/ a canid heart
I am telepathic and empathic with canines, yes. So, to answer your question... I suppose so.
I'm even more boring. My user name is just my last name.
Parzival
Member
I'm still boring, but the name has changed. Parzival is a reference to one of my favorite pieces of medieval literature: Wolfram von Eschenbach's Parzival.
The Sum of Awe
Brought to you by the moment that spacetime began.
It is technically another way of saying Awesome, though it's the wrong Sum.
No Good Boyo
engineering prostitute
character from a book
NicholasFlamel
New Member
I have been reading about historical alchemists and trying to figure out what exactly alchemy is, besides a proto-science, and Nicholas Flamel (a.k.a. The Flame (Alchemist), due to his last name- isn't that clever? Hahaha.) has quite an interesting story... and the only other awesome alchemist I found had a rather long name... so yeah. Here I am.
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
"She knows that Heimdall's horn is hidden
under the radiant, sacred tree;
she sees, pouring down, the muddy torrent
from the wager of Father of the Slain"
"Mim's sons dance,
but the central tree takes fire,
at the resounding Gjallarhorn."
It sounded cool.
under the radiant, sacred tree;
she sees, pouring down, the muddy torrent
from the wager of Father of the Slain"
"Mim's sons dance,
but the central tree takes fire,
at the resounding Gjallarhorn."
It sounded cool.
Stella Polaris
| Neutiquam Erro |
Stella Polaris is the name of the Northern Star. Stella means star and Polaris is the brightest star in the sky. I thought it sounded better than Ursae Minoris or Alpha Ursae Minoris (the scientific term). 
Gjallarhorn
N'yog-Sothep
Sirius is the brightest star in the sky, it's just not around all year long...Stella Polaris is the name of the Northern Star. Stella means star and Polaris is the brightest star in the sky. I thought it sounded better than Ursae Minoris or Alpha Ursae Minoris (the scientific term).
Yeshe Dawa
Lotus Born
Countless aeons ago, in a time beyond the beginning of our time, a princess named Yeshe Dawa, developed great faith in and devotion toward the buddha. When, by virtue of her vast accumulations of merit and pristine awareness, the thought of supreme enlightenment awakened in her, the monks of the realm advised her to pray for rebirth in a male body, for they thought that such a body would be a superior vehicle for enlightenment.
Because Yeshe Dawa had realized the empty nature of all phenomena, she recognized that there was no inherent reality in either the male body or the female body. Confronted by the relative reality of ignorant insistence on such differentiations, however, she made the commitment always to take rebirth in female form. Having attained enlightenment, she manifests in our world as Tara the Liberator.
Because Yeshe Dawa had realized the empty nature of all phenomena, she recognized that there was no inherent reality in either the male body or the female body. Confronted by the relative reality of ignorant insistence on such differentiations, however, she made the commitment always to take rebirth in female form. Having attained enlightenment, she manifests in our world as Tara the Liberator.
Stella Polaris
| Neutiquam Erro |
LOL. Duh. I know that. I was thinking brightest in Ursa Minor. Yeah, Sirius is the brightest star.