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...hing considered impossible before. This step has required an effort on the part of millions of human beings over the course of millions of years. ... ...annot be resolved unless we connect it to a definition of humanity that in part remains the same and in part changes through time. There is no absol... ...eedom; they are spiritual principles that organize all of their structures, parts and components; they are an end unto themselves and to no one else;... ...l? COMMENT: As of today I think that if I don’t integrate all my various parts, even the ones that are ugly or painful, I won’t be able to experie... ... COMMENT: From my love of myself! ANTONIO: Let’s look at this concept a bit more closely. How is it that your love for yourself helped you come u... ...e epoch of psychological imperialism. COMMENT: This all makes me feel a bit anguished, because I am having a hard time finding any hope in what y... ...mething within them makes this possible. I realize that this is probably a bit difficult to comprehend, so I will try to be even clearer. We are use... ...s. In any case, I believe that there is always within us at least a slight bit of awareness that what we are doing is either good or bad for me. Perh... ... been almost completely destroyed. I have the feeling that you are all a bit perplexed, and I can understand why. Loving others is something that ...

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... As in Ogden Nash’s poem: ‘Big fleas have little fleas, upon their backs to bit’em And Little fleas have lesser fleas, and so on, ad infinitum’ ... ...d so on, ad infinitum’ What if there was a finite limit to how small energy particles could be…? What if they could not be divided any further in... ...could be…? What if they could not be divided any further into smaller energy particles? If the smallest energy particles were finite in size: A fi... ...litness Chapter One: The Universe 4 means that the smallest finite energy particles would all have to be exactly the same size; simply because t... ...cause they could not be anything smaller. Not only would the smallest energy particles have to be exactly the same size: there could not be any dis... ... her an infinite number of times, Formlessness was able to catch her breath a bit and slow down... but not for long. Impetus made up his mind: Ev... ...existed and went extinct are merely more highly evolved forms of water; with a bit of other elements mixed in, to make the water more inclusive, and ... ...existed and went extinct are merely more highly evolved forms of water; with a bit of other elements mixed in, to make the water more inclusive, and ... ...s of: separation-segmentation- accumulation. You may not like this unpleasant bit of information. But that is the fucking truth. The Power of Mob...

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...mmortality, both our own and that of the entire universe. o. It is only partially true that Ulysses faces obstacles that Poseidon threw up agains... ...eses and others as well in the course of this book, while following my own particular train of thought. ***** 15 CHAPTER I BEYOND THE... ...e familiar with is present under various forms; we will here name three in particular, primary beauty, secondary beauty and the beauty of life. Pr... ...oth form and external sense perception. It leads directly to the extremely particular energy field it is made of and that keeps it alive; this contac... ...gh their immortal works of art. With Cosmo-Art, which we will discuss in a bit, it can become available to all those who decide to develop their art... ...niverse to fly off, now in immortal form, towards new universes. It is a bit like what happened in remote times, when life, which had developed in... ...many woes. *** If someone would prefer to begin by using something a bit easier, I can suggest another prayer of mine: My Father who art ... ... one represented by one’s partner in a couple relationship. It is not one bit easy for the I to open up to a You, to encounter a You and decide to ... ...ough one of the most terrible experiences of his life, as we will see in a bit through the words of Homer. In the worst moment he receives two form...

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...2 Printed in the United States of America 3 CONTENTS Preface 5 PART ONE 1. SOME RESULTS ON FUZZY ALGEBRA 1.1 Fuzzy subsets 9 1.2... ...neralizations 144 1.12 Miscellaneous properties in Fuzzy Algebra 187 PART TWO 2. SMARANDACHE FUZZY SEMIGROUPS AND ITS PROPERTIES 2.1 Defi... ...ed to fuzzy semirings, fuzzy near-rings etc. so we have in this book, two parts: In Part 1 we have recalled all the definitions and properties of fu... ... we have recalled all the definitions and properties of fuzzy algebra. In Part II we give Smarandache fuzzy algebraic notions. This is the first boo... ...two concepts. This book has seven chapters, which are divided into two parts. Part I contains the first chapter, and Part II encloses the remaini... ...o find applications for these Smarandache notions. I was worried a little bit about finding the right kind of applications to suit this book, and th...