Tag: psychosis

Fanning Cant Fight!

Leaked Email: Far-Right Can’t Fight! WARNING – Contact GP if Adverse Reactions Persist! (19.8.2025)

The very fact her elbows float out of her side like to chicken-wings – no offense to chickens – shows she has no concept of body-defence and body-striking (she would soon fold like a deck-chair if a few body-shots were sunk into the floating-rib area). But I digress. The point is – muddled mind – disorganised body. Her deficient physical movements are as the dysfunctional hatred she peddles – but where she is successful in manipulating the intellectually challenged through her words, well, fighting an opponent (who knows what they are doing) is another kettle of fish. Her usual level of bullshit manipulation will not work in the arena of physical combat. Although she assumes an air of “superiority” on all levels – it is clear to see that she is not even superior on just one of those levels! And here we finally arrive at the point.

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Email: Falun Gong Cult – Li Hongzhi – ‘Individuality’ is a Myth! (26.10.2022)

Of course, such inquisitive thinking is not allowed withiin the ‘Gong’ (they actually do refer to themselves like an ageing rock group) as it muddies the water – and so the organ of free thought is ‘snipped’ at its base-stem and trafficked around the oceans of the world – bopping up and down on the waves – until it accumulates at a location where the tides and currents meet! Once here, it is left to accrue like bird-crap on an unfortunately placed tombstone! Or, is it just a case of Li Hongzhi crapping not only on Chinese – but also Western culture?

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Carl Jung & Buddhism

Jung was not religious in the conventional sense, as through the use of psychological insight, he saw through religious structure and understood its historicity. He might be described as spiritual due to the obvious spiritual content of much of his work, but even this appellation is problematic. In reality Jung viewed religion as being a subject of much psychological interest due primarily to its obvious archetypal content. Through his developed psychological method, Jung demonstrated an often profound and startling insight into the inner structures of subjects like religion that at once swept away any unnecessary obscuration or excessive mystification, to reveal the true developmental nature of the teachings.

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