Radio - orbicular (spider-web) process of thought.

[mondo23]

Yesterday I was browsing through the MBS section of a 2nd hand book stall at my local market and came across this book:

http://cgi.ebay.com/COPTIC-RADIO-ORBICULAR-THOUGHT-Adolf-A-Braun-1921-UK_W0QQitemZ300159002171QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p32 86.m20.l1116

I bought it as they only wanted £3 for it and as it is a first edition from 1921 I thought it would be worth a bit more (it is but not much.)
When I got home I was flicking through the book and it seems pretty way out. Although I am yet to read it properly it boasts of a system of having the Master Key to Universal Knowledge, Achievement, Wisdom and Morality.
I spent a good half an hour flicking through the book mainly because its so old and in pretty good condition and I got to thinking about where it has been and how many people have been its owner thoughout the years. I love that about old books. Sometimes its almost as if you can tune in to all the differant people that have read a book and how it effected them, their thought processes. Anyway, I kept flicking through and getting quite engrossed in some of the writing in the book and then I came across page 67. There's a small spider, squashed there on the page and it looks like it has been there a very long time. I see this as synchronicity as, from what I can gather the subject of the book is using a spiders-web as a model to explain the universe and the same for our thought processes and I basically get the impression that the book suggests that our subconscious mind is like a spider that has created the spider-web of reality and moves about it at will.
I dont know what to think of this flattened spider on page 67. It could just be a funny coincidence or, as I strongly felt yesterday when I spent some time thinking about it, someone who owned the book anytime between 1921 and me buying it yesterday, was reading it one day, and noticed a spider had crawled onto the page and so slammed the book shut to squash it. I guess it wouldve been quite funny to the person who did it, what with the subject matter of the book. Then I got to wondering how many people had read the book and saw the spider on page 67 and what they thought of it. Its a real head spinner but a very cool one I think. I was doing some pretty hearty belly laughs yesterday about it.
The book is by a guy called Adolphe Armand Braun and I can find very little information on the guy. There's nothing on Wiki about him or the book but i did find a copy on ebay. I wonder if that copy has a spider on page 67...:cool:

[challand]

That's a really cool story! :)

Amazing to think that books were written way back then like that.

[anonymousoneuk]

Yesterday I was browsing through the MBS section of a 2nd hand book stall at my local market and came across this book:

http://cgi.ebay.com/COPTIC-RADIO-ORBICULAR-THOUGHT-Adolf-A-Braun-1921-UK_W0QQitemZ300159002171QQcmdZViewItem?_trksid=p32 86.m20.l1116

I bought it as they only wanted £3 for it and as it is a first edition from 1921 I thought it would be worth a bit more (it is but not much.)
When I got home I was flicking through the book and it seems pretty way out. Although I am yet to read it properly it boasts of a system of having the Master Key to Universal Knowledge, Achievement, Wisdom and Morality.
I spent a good half an hour flicking through the book mainly because its so old and in pretty good condition and I got to thinking about where it has been and how many people have been its owner thoughout the years. I love that about old books. Sometimes its almost as if you can tune in to all the differant people that have read a book and how it effected them, their thought processes. Anyway, I kept flicking through and getting quite engrossed in some of the writing in the book and then I came across page 67. There's a small spider, squashed there on the page and it looks like it has been there a very long time. I see this as synchronicity as, from what I can gather the subject of the book is using a spiders-web as a model to explain the universe and the same for our thought processes and I basically get the impression that the book suggests that our subconscious mind is like a spider that has created the spider-web of reality and moves about it at will.
I dont know what to think of this flattened spider on page 67. It could just be a funny coincidence or, as I strongly felt yesterday when I spent some time thinking about it, someone who owned the book anytime between 1921 and me buying it yesterday, was reading it one day, and noticed a spider had crawled onto the page and so slammed the book shut to squash it. I guess it wouldve been quite funny to the person who did it, what with the subject matter of the book. Then I got to wondering how many people had read the book and saw the spider on page 67 and what they thought of it. Its a real head spinner but a very cool one I think. I was doing some pretty hearty belly laughs yesterday about it.
The book is by a guy called Adolphe Armand Braun and I can find very little information on the guy. There's nothing on Wiki about him or the book but i did find a copy on ebay. I wonder if that copy has a spider on page 67...:cool:

And your 111th post, number sync...

If he is talking about consciousness being responsible for the generation of the universe, that is pretty revolutionary stuff for 1921.

The earliest mention of that type if thing i know of was the Seth Material by Jane Roberts in 1970.

Interestingly, i have been working on a philosophical theory which explains, how understanding infinity is key to understanding the meaning of life.

Spiders are supposed to symbolise infinity.

"We can derive more Spider symbol meaning when we consider certain subtle characteristics that represent ancient symbols of infinity.

The infinity symbol meanings occur when we consider most Spiders have eight eyes and all have eight legs. The number eight is also a symbol of infinity or lemniscate (an eight turned on its side). Also, the vibrational frequency indicates the meaning of number eight involves cycles, passage of time, and evolution. "

Interesting as the theory also includes many ideas involving cycles as a way towards evolution of the universe, the pinnacle of evolution being to attain infinite conscious complexity and realising you are the one infinitely complex consciousness, one with all consciousness with the universe.

Could you type up the page with the spider on it and post it?

Or some other section of the book that you think is of interest?

Thanks

[anonymousoneuk]

I have many theories, but emerging from these i have found underlying truths, one of them being, in order to know anyone thing absolutely, objectively, rather than subjectively, you must know everything.

Therefore as the universe is infinite, your consciousness must evolve towards infinite complexity if it seeks to know ultimate transcendental truth.

The only way that freewill can exist is if you are responsible for all the laws that govern your consciousness.

How our conscious mind can understand this, is if it understands itself as being the tip of an infinitely vast iceberg or pyramid of consciousness complexity.

If there is purpose in all of existence, then all of existence must have purpose within it, therefore it must be to some degree conscious.

At the pinnacle of the possibility of consciousness, you a much more advanced form of you chooses to realise that it is all conscious entities in the universe, therefore is responsible for all experience, all laws and all consciousness.

This is a succinct explanation that as implicated does very little to explanation the complexity of it's consequences which are infinitely complex.

In effect, you create the own meaning for your existence, our conscious mind is not in complete control and has to interact with the rules it's subconscious(which has access to much more advanced conscious forms of itself) places upon it.

[anonymousoneuk]

Ooo, it says i posted a 3.33, it's 10.33 here, but 3.33 in forum time i guess.

Number sync...