Graphic: Ancestral Knowledge
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David said on 02.23.2012
that was the best!
nothing does something that causes everything, and it just keeps on happening, unfolding
Megan Wilson said on 02.23.2012
This is absolutely beautiful!
Alex Eastman said on 02.23.2012
Beautiful, but didn’t expect it to be a kid in a hospital :/
Alex said on 02.23.2012
Good to see this here. Loved it since the first time I read it :)
vishnu said on 02.24.2012
i have a friend whose dad is a priest so they are all very orthodox christians… and for a few weeks after we met (they had just moved into my apartment) all we talked about was God and Christianity and all that jazz (obviously :)) and i really didn’t know anything about Christianity so i listened, and questioned everything. In order to make me see the light, he gave me a collection of videos of a science teacher turned priest, Kent Hovind, who was saying the earth was around 6000 years old (creationist theory). unfortunately this guy had a terribly arrogant presentation style, and i couldn’t watch more than 5 minutes of it.
but all this i could take, and if i wanted could have believed too. the one thing i couldn’t was he kept on saying that God created us, so we worship him. and i kept thinking how wrong that was.
but now, i guess i completely agree… just replace the word God with consciousness. this is an epiphany i had recently:
in order to know you exist, you have to exist first. anything that does not exist doesnt know it doesnt. so anything that is there in existence, knows it. so there is no birth and no death. i have forever been and will be. we are all alive. even in ‘death’.
so our purpose is to know that we are conscious… see?
ok gtg now
WryJester said on 02.24.2012
<3
Julia said on 02.25.2012
Amazing.
Robyn-Lia said on 02.25.2012
Wow… Incredible!! This is amazing, mindblowing, I want the world to see this!
Dave said on 02.25.2012
That’s pretty cool.
Also like what Vishnu said.
Nowl said on 02.25.2012
would it be possible for you guys to sell this as an actual printed poster?
ojiazuldh said on 04.24.2012
Pls make it into a book …it would be amazing like you open it and the page starts to unfold and its one big long page with this amazing artwork on it !
James said on 02.26.2012
love it! thank you so much
Nick said on 02.27.2012
I know some people in environmental fields who have the Lorax memorized as a way of showing their passion about the earth to others, I think this would be a most excellent story to memorize and tell to people to show ones passion towards something. er, Nothing.
Gianpaolo said on 02.28.2012
i’m in awe, beautifil
Mike Peters said on 03.15.2012
biggest load of bull i’ve ever seen, did you even think it through? your title doesn’t even fit the topic well. Here I was hoping for an article that discusses the possibility of hereditary knowledge or feelings passed on to future generations.
Mariah said on 04.04.2012
Telling the story of Something and Nothing IS passing on hereditary knowledge and feelings to future generations, don’t you think?
So… you got what you were hoping for. At least I did. It may not have been exactly what you were expecting, but don’t you think that’s the beauty of the interwebs? I love finding something that I wasn’t expecting and enjoying it anyway.
Beautiful artwork, only preferred that the font was the same throughout.
Sending my love and my light to everyone who commented and to the creator of this post. Much love.
theyetti said on 04.17.2012
this was beautiful
i_am_me said on 04.21.2012
i really loved it <3
that was amazing…