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    Default I know I know Not

    There are four kinds of knowing.
    • Knowing you know,
    • knowing you know not,
    • not knowing you know and
    • not knowing you know not

    Let's look at each one and what it means:
    Knowing you know - this is what we consider our education and training

    Knowing you know not - this is what we want to learn

    Not knowing you know - this refers to information you have gained, but are not aware of using in your life - often recognised as trivia

    Not knowing you know not - this is the area you need to find out more about!

    Around twenty years ago, I realised that due to the place and time I grew up in, I had been kept in the dark about many things (censorship). This was especaily clear when it came to religion or as it is also known, metphysics.
    Below a list of things I did not know I did not know when I was twenty. Maybe you might find it useful?
    • Ramtha
    • Reiki
    • Dianetics – Scientology
    • Aristotle
    • 7 habits of successful people
    • The art of loving a woman
    • The art of keeping a good woman

    Perhaps, you know something I don't know I don't know?
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    I think I might something you may not know and therefore I would not quite include "Dianetic - Scientology" - unless of course you like the terminally incoherent scribblings and ramblings of a science-fiction writer.

    "Scientology is both immoral and socially obnoxious...It is corrupt, sinister and dangerous. It is corrupt because it is based on lies and deceit" — Justice Latey, ruling in the High Court of London.

    One of the more controversial fictions of L. Ron Hubbard involves a story about Xenu, an alien leader who lead a contingent of space ships to Earth 75 million years ago. The great leader parked the ships around volcanoes and blew them up. Something of these annihilated aliens remains as a sort of "original sin" to be passed on by humans, causing us continual spiritual harm. The Church of Scientology considers the story of Xenu a piece of "religious writing" on par with the Old Testament.


    http://www.scientology-lies.com/
    Last edited by Mie1; 14th January 2010 at 01:19 PM. Reason: addition

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