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anna_uk1990 · Suspiciously Absent Joined: 12 Oct 2006 Posts: 3

I've been reading this forum for a while and finally I decided to register Smile

My name's Anna, I'm 16 and I live in the UK. I've been watching lonelygirl15 videos since they started on youtube, so I've seen ALL of them haha

Anyway, hello!
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Icaterus · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 2:51 am Post subject:

Welcome to the insanity Laughing

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quikstrike98 · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 3:08 am Post subject:

Love the cute li'l button nose. Wink

HandOfKarmaV2A2 · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 4:02 am Post subject:

For those that are unable to tell by my tattoos if they have seen them, then I will explain a bit about my beliefs here. I do not have a religion, I have a way of life, I was raised to believe whatever felt right for me and over they years and much meditation I have formed my own system of which I and a few others follow. I teach/run the Order of the Oak, which is a non-denominational pagan society on Vancouver Island where I assist people in finding the path that is right for them. I believe that violence has a time and place, so does being passive, but the key is to be centred and learn to tap into all aspects of yourself and nature in order to survive another day. Learning to respect yourself is the key to respecting others and knowing when you have had enough assists in relations with others. My thirst for knowledge makes people think I am Druidic (I am not though that is close), and my wanting of "væita bana sœmd" makes people assume I am a Viking (closer still)...

But I am none of those, I am only what I have to be, a Hand Of Karma; Balancer of the Scales; I am neutral in my views of the world and seek to keep the balance of nature on the level, to keep all tides from turning. My goal is to keep Karma in balance by doing what is needed on its behalf, but still striving to make something of myself.

Living a neutral life is a self sacrifice for the betterment of all.
Keeping balance is the key to our lives.

Namaste.
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anna_uk1990 · Suspiciously Absent Joined: 12 Oct 2006 Posts: 3

I go to a catholic school but I haven't been raised as one, I'm agnostic, so are my parents. I go to this school because it offers a good education quality, and we know other people who went to it.
Anyway, I respect everyone's beliefs since no one has ever tried to push me into believing in anything I don't want to believe in.
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HandOfKarmaV2A2 · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 4:34 am Post subject:

Kasdeja · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 5:43 am Post subject:

I was raised Roman Catholic. My mother is a French citizen and was raised in a very strict Catholic environment. My father and his family were Southern Baptist. Growing up I went to Catholic church on Sundays and then went to a Southern Baptist bible camp in the summer because my grandmother was a teacher and my grandfather was a Deacon, there. I never identified with the baptist religion and even felt uncomfortable there. Catholisism was fine with me until I started getting older and understanding more about things. Now, I guess I'm agnostic. I still identify with being 'raised Catholic' but I have a general problem with organized religions. I respect everyone's beliefs and find studying different religions fascinating. I love studying ancient civilizations and history, so the different religions pretty much go hand in hand. My husband's family are simply "Christian"...no demonination, I guess. When I've asked they just say "We're Christian." Aside from being married in their little church, which I didn't want to do but meh...I haven't been to church in several years. I just try to be a good person and do for others what I can, because that makes me feel whole. If there's a deity that recognizes this as good faith, that's nice, but I think people should be good people of their own accord rather than fearing damnation, personally. I don't think faith should be enforced with fear for your soul, that doesn't sit right with me. I still draw different beliefs from the Bible...but I also think other religions have made their way into my thinking as well. So, I'm just me. Smile

wintermute · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 7:30 am Post subject:

I'm not really religious. I was raised in a Christian environment - both Baptist and later a Christian cult that is kinda hard to explain, so I won't attempt to. Anyhow, the thing that turned me away was being forced to attend church as a teen... I saw that as an attempted brainwashing, and I'm the most stubborn person you'll ever meet (when I want to be), so forcing me to attend actually had the opposite effect. The whole experience left a bad taste, and I view organized religion with distrust and as an attempt to control the masses. But I also believe that all religions have valid points, and the truth is probably hidden in what they all have in common rather in what they don't.

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sororyzbl · Enthusiastic Fan Joined: 10 Sep 2006 Posts: 317

wintermute · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 11:52 am Post subject:

tannhaus · Guest

I really didn't know that I was that interesting, but apparently some think I am. I just saw a post that someone made about me. I suppose I should be flattered that they would take out the time to research ME. But, they didn't do a good enough job at it, so I thought I would help.

First, yes, the tannhaus LJ used to be mine. I just deleted it. I hadn't used it for a year. I had "This journal is closed" on the profile and kept it for history's sake, but apparently people are trying to infer things from a closed journal. So, I went ahead and deleted it.

For those of you that saw the post in question, those friends I had added were simply people that I had added but didn't carry over to my new journal. As I carried one over to the new journal, I deleted them from my old one. So, I could see exactly who was added and who wasn't. Then, I just left the old journal.

As far as the communities, I had lots more than that. I do enjoy my nudity. Camwhores, incidentally, isn't a journal for nudity...it's regular pics.

But....and here's the treat. I've said in here that I spent two years with the hare krishnas. I've stated it in a couple of places. I've said things the hare krishnas believed or stated. Apparently, someone thought it was a scandal. So, I'm happy to oblige with....pics of me as a hare krishna!

Oh come on...you know it's sexy... Shocked

Yes I was quite...large. I still am...had a couple of car wrecks...messed my back up...herniated disk and such. So, for large parts of the past 3 years, I've been only partially mobile.

And I have me petting a bull....

No, I wasn't sticking my hand up its nose...I was just petting it....honest

Shocked

And for the last....as the person was doubting me being a thelemite for any length of time...

http://216.109.125.130/search/cache?p=tannhaus+thelema&fr=yfp-t-500&toggle=1&ei=UTF-8&u=www.mysticalinternet.com/thelema/magick04.html&w=tannhaus+thelema&d=IiRzpiQ8NdRJ&icp=1&.intl=us

Yeah...that's a chat on Undernet #thelema in 1997. You can see, thelema and tannhaus are both highlighted. That was 9 years ago...I win. Razz

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prudence · Posted: Thu Oct 12, 2006 2:39 pm Post subject:

you crack me up JJ... I just registered today but I have been watching Bree and keeping up to the forums for awhile now.. I think you're hilarious.. JJ RULEZZ!! Laughing

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