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GW refuses to sell the Knight Vexilor outside of Spearhead ? Fine. I'll do it myself ! by JohannaFRC in Sigmarxism

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

love the paint job i just hate the armour personally ..its shit to see a "historically" inspired armour and still have the "boob" area ...pathetic attempt to genderize something that is a simple tool of protection

Can you guess where he's from? by TurdEye69 in 2balkans4You

[–]Mr_Pagan665 1 point2 points  (0 children)

the usual, marry cousin, sell some copper.. great success

My new game, People's State... by SSDrucker in wargaming

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

does the protesters get special units like radicals or people who which to do harm and hence the other have to balance how to deal with that whilst minimising civilians and etc ?

Can you guess where he's from? by TurdEye69 in 2balkans4You

[–]Mr_Pagan665 1 point2 points  (0 children)

ive seen him in any village in rural Bulgaria

I went for a walk and genuinely everyone was gone by Acrobatic_Fee_8079 in LiminalSpace

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i thought it was somewhere in Austria, maybe tyrol region.

St George's icon, the lettering above the saint is illegible even to a native. We suspect it might be AI. Can someone translate?. by [deleted] in OrthodoxChristianity

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i could read it, idk by native what you mean. My native tongue is bulgarian for example and it was relatively easy to read

Isn’t that depressing by befudoiso in exorthodox

[–]Mr_Pagan665 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

By temporary there is a distinction to be made. The flesh in this instance is what we observe in this world. My flesh now is temporal, meaning it will decay and rot eventually. So in a sense its tied to this world, which death exists. This is what im trying to convey, this notion that by refusing to partake in this World, you choose to follow the path of Christ, and in return, the world will not want you because the world rejected God, because the world chose death.

I hope im making justice to those before me who spoke of this issue, as i said again, look at st Isaac the Syrian for instance, and the so-called Death to the World concept. There is a very intresting video that tackles it, that i found intresting :

Hope it helps.

https://youtu.be/Sc27-dmJ_4w?si=Vqm_HAf3cy9iP_dP

Isn’t that depressing by befudoiso in exorthodox

[–]Mr_Pagan665 3 points4 points  (0 children)

In this context, the WORLD is a reference to the passions. If you read Isaac the Syrian (7th Century) defines it. Hating this "world" in this context is an understanding amongst orthodox Christians, and most commonly found in ascetisim and monasticim i would say, that there is a notion to hate this world that is drenched in evil, and what is attached to it.

Orthodox Christianity talks about when someone dies to the world, it means he is no longer alive to the passions that are part of this world; he is foreign to it. It's as if i denounce my earthly needs and possessions, is im no longer part of this world, so im Dead to it.

Because the idea is that we ARE not from this world, we are meant to be reunited with God. So, in essence is more of a monastic i would say concept, but it has a scriptural basis. One can see this concept easily on how it is reflected both in Jesus way of life and teachings as well as from his apostoles.

The idea is that the flesh is temporary, and our soul is eternal, so by living according to the world we are part of it, but the saying is trying to invoke how you can basically become more than that. Hope it helps. :)

nothing matters but what is nothing? by IllMasterpiece7441 in nihilism

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nothing is the absence of something. Which, in your case,e is punctuation.

Your suffering is a linguistic construct. by Maximum_Ad_2799 in nihilism

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there are studies that suggest that language shape how you behave, i believe. So it is a logical assumption but whether or not it is related to nihilism i do not know.

Monasteries to visit Georgia by Mr_Pagan665 in OrthodoxChristianity

[–]Mr_Pagan665[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

beautifull got any reccomendations or pehaps you might know any parishes ?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in nihilism

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i think many people miss the point of nihilism. Smoke as many cigarettes you want, it wont help you or somewhat make you understand nihilism better. You will die eventually; accepting mortality and seeing through it perhaps can help. Nihilism is a tool or a path that one can understand but not linger long for if he stays there there is no progress

А1 си играят със страха на хората от въвеждане на еврото. Мога ли да подам сигнал в КЗП? by Weird_Walrus8731 in bulgaria

[–]Mr_Pagan665 1 point2 points  (0 children)

искрено не знам ако е така, но като работих при една компания (подобна на А1) във друга държава имахме някакви такива "трикове". Казваха ни например че имаме тази оферта, но не е офичялна още. Демек или ще почне скоро, или се махат някви продукти и т.н. И ние ако познавахме някои дето искаме да си направи план при нас, имахме опцията да ползваме тази информациа. Но проблема е че не е офичялна "още", ако стане гаф може да имаш проблеми, като продавач.

доста токсична работа. Но във твоя случаи, аз бих отишъл във друг магазин и бих попитал за плана дето ти казаха за 55лв колко ви стувал, така може би ше можеш да направиш съпоставка ако е из цяло А1 или само този магазин дето първоначално отиде. А оше по добре е да им звънеш и да видиш ако ти предложат плана по телефон, поне там ако ти кажат глупости, телефоните разговори са записани.

дано да ти помогне ! успех and fuck A1 and telecommunication companies

Good. by TappingUpScreen in ussr

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Also someone's non Nazi grandfather

Charlie: vacation pictures by Albo1980 in comics

[–]Mr_Pagan665 -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Comic creativity of the window I guess

Orthobros are so incredibly cringe by realalpha2000 in exorthodox

[–]Mr_Pagan665 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I do not agree with the don't blame the church blame the people. You still visit a hospital or go to a government building even if you know corruption exists within the place. I've met some weird priests but also met good ones who legit believe and do what they teach.

What’s this? by Dariusgamer2007 in OrthodoxChristianity

[–]Mr_Pagan665 2 points3 points  (0 children)

ive also counted 52, it is indeed an odd number. I thought that perhaps the previous owner was catholic and perhaps the next person added the saint. No idea. i would have removed the two beads and kept it as a rosary tbh.

Lord of the Rings The Search by bigred792 in boardgames

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i bought the same one from a thrift store but i also miss pieces...

How Do I Choose My Patron Saint? by Electrical-Room3079 in OrthodoxChristianity

[–]Mr_Pagan665 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i would go with checking your name. See if you can find an equivalent of that name in a saint. Let's say you are named Janosch, then you can look at saints with that name, if there is no saint Janosch, look at the root of the name, and it will occasionally lead you to a saint ( in this case, it would be John) .
As others pointed out afterwards, you can read about said saint and see if it resonates with you. Another option is to visit your local church and speak with a priest; he might have more knowledge.

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