In the beginning:

[wolven7]

Way Back When, they asked me why I wanted to be here. I told them the following:

I feel that, at Georgia State, I will have access to one of the fastest growing interdisciplinary groups available, today, as well as the flexibility to explore it. I want to work in the religious studies track, with focuses in Metaphysics and Comparative Religions, working toward a greater understanding of why religious and philosophical distinctions-- at least as they are found in the West-- tend to be normative. The tendency to call one understanding "right" and another "wrong" seems to pervade Western culture and, with as diverse a staff as is found in the Philosophy and Religious Studies Department, I think that much headway can be made in understanding this question. I think that I have many perspectives from which to learn, and an interesting perspective to add, to this ongoing dialogue and discussion.'

New Year. New work.

Good afternoon.

Comments

[mirrorofagirl.livejournal.com]

You've come a long way. :)

Happy New Year sweety!

[wolven.livejournal.com]

I hope so, but... I don't know.

[wacko1138.livejournal.com]

"New year, new work" or "new year, new approach to the work"?

[wolven.livejournal.com]

That's a very good question. I think I have to take a new approach to do the same work, and I may have to do new work in order to do anything like the old approach.

I think I'm going to start doing more spells to get where I need to be. It's unfortunate, because I feel that it these kinds of actions provide unfair advantage. However.

i dont think they provide any more of an advantage than praying.

[raoin.livejournal.com]

by which i mean i think, both personally and intellectually, that i would be willing to make a case for prayer performing the same function as spell casting, each merely, imo, has a different method/style/praxis to it.


count me in.

Re: i dont think they provide any more of an advantage than praying.

[wolven.livejournal.com]

Fair enough.