Is it just me, or is the formatting of your posts the absolute best on the Codex?
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I find myself very much drawn to Shiva and his attributes.
A destroyer of that which is old and decrepit, who destroys not out of vengeance or spite, but to make way for the new and righteous.
Also the "Lord of Yogis", so he also has an ascetic and serene aspect.
He also has pre Vedic roots, it would seem.
Have you read and or what do you think of Oswald Spengler or Yockey?
I will read the Bhagavad Gita and from what I have seen so far, it is truly a brilliant and moral scripture, as you have said.
Control over one's desires and inner balance.
"Let go and let God" is perhaps a way to interpret Arjuna's inner conflict to fulfill his duty or dharma, regardless of the outcomes. Duty must be performed without attachment to the outcomes, be they good or bad ones.
Since you’re a Briton, what classics of your culture have you read?
Greetings.
What have you been playing lately? Your contribution to the Star Trek games thread is excellent.
Pls fix asap, I really want to brofist that post
you're not fooling me, de niro
Good poster, keep posting!
Ever been to South Africa?
I like the cut of your jib.
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