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The Cosmic man whore. Him and the cow girls. That is some steamy reading, the Gitagovinda. But anyways, in the Bhagavad Gita he is Arjuna's teacher. He is Vishnu come down to earth. I am time grown old Set about world destruction so on and so forth I forget the quote, but the gita is a beautiful piece of literature, and the aprts of the Mahbarata I have heard recited where heart stopping. Krishna. Hare krishna, hare rama, krishna krishna, hare, hare, rama rama, hare hare, hare krishna, hare rama (or soemthing to that effect). The international movement for krishna consiousness.
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but I couldnt work, there was no dolphin to wake me. and the ice cream was empty
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hare krishna hare krishna krishna krishna hare hare ________________ There's something about this pattern: - * - * * * - - To alternate between the two, twice. Then to go further into each of them. The pattern itself, with the first two lines and the second two lines alternate between the immediate change and the extended repetition. Now the order of the repetition calls my attention. It starts the first repetition with the last symbol, * (or krishna) and brings you back home to - (or hare). THEN, to take it a step further, there is in effect a third consecutive! Look! h_a_r_e krishna hare KRISHNA KRISHNA KRISHNA h_a_r_e h_a_r_e What follows is: hare rama hare rama rama rama hare hare A macro_oscillation occurs between the alternating of the two stanzas: - * - * * * - - - ^ - ^ ^ ^ - - Following a logical progression, we could extend the chant to: - * - * * * - - - ^ - ^ ^ ^ - - - * - * * * - - - ^ - ^ ^ ^ - - - ^ - ^ ^ ^ - - - ^ - ^ ^ ^ - - - * - * * * - - - * - * * * - - but then we would need more items than, (hare, krishna, rama) (sorry, i sprayed some black_flag against these roaches and it's kind of fucking me up.)
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no, wait. i got it right. those eight groups should suffice. god, this stuff is fucking me up (the roach killer)
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what's it to you?
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