"A self-help therapy successful, or religious or philosophy graduates New Age, frequently reach continuous state of euphoria. Its problems are solved because ... well, because they have no problems! Han stopped worrying about issues that bothered them. There is no longer any effort to change and grow and learn, do and achieve. Are happy with their condition, with a dull mind, with its state of non- think. "
Herr Eisenheim said:What you are doing now Brictal is called wiseacring in Work parlance. You can search this term on the forum in case you are not familiar with its meaning.
As someone who has been there and done that; I wholeheartedly recommend that you take heed to moderator's advice, stop posting and start reading and getting up to speed with what is this forum all about and why are we here.
Al Today said:I call it borderline B.S.
Bricktal said:Define the terms in French please. Careful of the punctuations in french.
perfectly know this is not a french forum, but so to speak, some english term are hard(underscore) to understand. Did lookout this term under google.. nothing at all relevant.
So would you care to explain it in Simples Terms so All can understand it..or in french for the little me.
Thank you very much.
Merci.
Bricktal said:Herr Eisenheim said:What you are doing now Brictal is called wiseacring in Work parlance. You can search this term on the forum in case you are not familiar with its meaning.
As someone who has been there and done that; I wholeheartedly recommend that you take heed to moderator's advice, stop posting and start reading and getting up to speed with what is this forum all about and why are we here.
As I did, but i was still trying to answer a previous post by someone else. Searching the rights terms as not to offend anyone here and to be the most respectfull as not to feed onto others.
Did search the term you are mentionning. Did not understood as described in the forum line, had to borrow a dictionnary on the web to know it's meaning.
wiseacre [ˈwaɪzˌeɪkə]
n
1. a person who wishes to seem wise
2. a wise person: often used facetiously or contemptuously
Be advise here my english is somewhat limited or perhaps you would care to explain what you mean to me in french?
I do understand this word: wise but not the rest of them or their relevance as what has been said.
Gandalf said:Bricktal said:Herr Eisenheim said:What you are doing now Brictal is called wiseacring in Work parlance. You can search this term on the forum in case you are not familiar with its meaning.
As someone who has been there and done that; I wholeheartedly recommend that you take heed to moderator's advice, stop posting and start reading and getting up to speed with what is this forum all about and why are we here.
As I did, but i was still trying to answer a previous post by someone else. Searching the rights terms as not to offend anyone here and to be the most respectfull as not to feed onto others.
Did search the term you are mentionning. Did not understood as described in the forum line, had to borrow a dictionnary on the web to know it's meaning.
wiseacre [ˈwaɪzˌeɪkə]
n
1. a person who wishes to seem wise
2. a wise person: often used facetiously or contemptuously
Be advise here my english is somewhat limited or perhaps you would care to explain what you mean to me in french?
I do understand this word: wise but not the rest of them or their relevance as what has been said.
Wiseacre veut dire "arrogant ", prétentieux.
Herr Eisenheim said:What you are doing now Brictal is called wiseacring in Work parlance. You can search this term on the forum in case you are not familiar with its meaning.
As someone who has been there and done that; I wholeheartedly recommend that you take heed to moderator's advice, stop posting and start reading and getting up to speed with what is this forum all about and why are we here.
Patience said:Bricktal said:Then to read on what gurdjief is saying about all this.. as I am hypnotized with all this? Excuse me here but this is where I am laughing at him... as he is trying to explain something the HE did not went thru as I did. Neither Ouspensky too.
This is exactly the phenomenon that I was talking about in a previous post. I have never yet met anyone who described having this experience who demonstrated anything I would call an enlightened state or a more advanced level of being. I myself had a similar experience 15 years ago during meditation and it did not improve my relations with others or my ability to be of service one bit. It had no transformational effect on my personality.
Here we are interested in knowledge that allows one to live his or her everyday life in a better way and that adds to our objective understanding of reality. It is not at all apparent that these kundalini experiences do any of that. It seems to be a way to dream that we are awake.
It had no transformational effect on my personality.
Bricktal said:Al Today said:I call it borderline B.S.
You call what or whom?
Define the terms in French please. Careful of the punctuations in french.
perfectly know this is not a french forum, but so to speak, some english term are hard(underscore) to understand. Did lookout this term under google.. nothing at all relevant.
So would you care to explain it in Simples Terms so All can understand it..or in french for the little me.
Thank you very much.
Merci.
Bricktal said:Gandalf said:Bricktal said:Herr Eisenheim said:What you are doing now Brictal is called wiseacring in Work parlance. You can search this term on the forum in case you are not familiar with its meaning.
As someone who has been there and done that; I wholeheartedly recommend that you take heed to moderator's advice, stop posting and start reading and getting up to speed with what is this forum all about and why are we here.
As I did, but i was still trying to answer a previous post by someone else. Searching the rights terms as not to offend anyone here and to be the most respectfull as not to feed onto others.
Did search the term you are mentionning. Did not understood as described in the forum line, had to borrow a dictionnary on the web to know it's meaning.
wiseacre [ˈwaɪzˌeɪkə]
n
1. a person who wishes to seem wise
2. a wise person: often used facetiously or contemptuously
Be advise here my english is somewhat limited or perhaps you would care to explain what you mean to me in french?
I do understand this word: wise but not the rest of them or their relevance as what has been said.
Wiseacre veut dire "arrogant ", prétentieux.
Thanks Gandalf, merci bien. Fort apprécié.
Nicely put, this is exactly how I understand the term.Mr. Premise said:Bricktal, there is also a sense of the word 'wiseacre' that is unique to Gurdjieff, which means, I think, something like when one intellectualizes about a topic in a way that is ultimately useless but is used to make others impressed with one's intelligence. It's very common in academia, for example.
Bricktal said:Al Today said:I call it borderline B.S.
You call what or whom?
Define the terms in French please. Careful of the punctuations in french.
perfectly know this is not a french forum, but so to speak, some english term are hard(underscore) to understand. Did lookout this term under google.. nothing at all relevant.
So would you care to explain it in Simples Terms so All can understand it..or in french for the little me.
Thank you very much.
Merci.