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Reflection Island, Second Life
Reflection Island in the virtual world of Second Life is the home of the group, “One World, Many Paths”. Here, Dragon Intuitive’s Travis shares spiritual insights as the avatar Seth Haalan. Classes are in text chat, and it is an opportunity for interactive discussion on various spirituality topics. Visit and subscribe to our ‘One World,…
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Online Addiction of Second Life
Many people complain of being addicted to the online virtual world of Second Life (SL). There is a simple reason. You don’t come here and have a second life, you come here and say, “Oh wow, what’s here, what’s this and what can I do now?” And watch bugs? You might watch bugs here. You…
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Second Hand Insight
Scientologists are selling the second hand insight, and require their parishioners to sign many legally binding forms before they can receive services. Their insights aren’t bogus, and in fact I encourage people myself to rephrase any insight they understand from another source. If it’s yours, it’s yours. Even in Christianity the Bible says that the…
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Magic In Second Life
At the virtual world Second Life sim I role play in, so far now, three Hawaiians, two Native Americans, all practitioners healers in real life doing the same in Second Life. Something is seen in just what you say, and the role play in Second Life can be an awesome stage. Yes. Music has a…
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Free The Spirit In Second Life
Why do faces become masks? We get attached to them as our identity, because we have an idea. Idea = identity, and we feel we must have this. Supposedly, it’s not only the only way we can relate, it comes to be seen as the only way we can function. Yet, do any of these…
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Second Self
The concept of a second life did not have its origin in internet culture. Many cultures across the world had views that spoke of not one world, but two, which we live in equally. In fact, we live in one of the worlds for at least one third of our entire life, if not a…
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Second Life Traditions
In the Shamanic cultures that recognized the reality of the second life, the flesh and blood guide would serve as an interpreter of this seemingly strange experience. They would even use it to diagnose mental and physical health issues, but they didn’t make that split conceptually. And they didn’t consider the events of the second…
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Unifying First And Second Life
Any questions about unifying the first and second life? If you are willing, share with me a fantasy and I can tell you about a basic part of your waking life. Mine is in my role playing. I would love to live life as a fae. Ok. You would love to be able to live…
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Second Delusion Of Choice
The idea that our consciousness works on a dynamic of seeking pleasure and avoiding pain is the second delusion. People believe that life is about choices, and although this makes thinking easier, it quickly becomes an obsession to the point that they think life or death is a choice. The more choices we have, the…
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Second Life Forms: Death and Wolf
Let’s use our Second Life forms right now, shall we? You might be surprised about how much of the form is real in you, how much of it you know. I will go first, ready? Speaking as this form, I am dead. Everything will be dead, everything is making progress toward death, and no one…
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Second Life Forms: Fairy, Ghost and Clown
Tell us about life as a fairy. My first thought is that my first Halloween costume as a child was the blue fairy. Did you ever stop being the blue fairy? Not sure, but this costume is winter colors and I just had a birthday. So I was thinking of cycles, but yeah, I flit…
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Attraction of Second Life
How was culture formed? Distribution of information. Giving frameworks for information storage and dissemination? Indeed, both are true, and originally it was structured much like DNA. People develop habits for the most efficient way of living and pass that on to their children. Inheritance, institutions, traditions. A sort of blind process really, and mostly still…
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Jedi Code: First and Second Precepts
The first principle being… There is no emotion, there is peace. Emotion confines us to our restricted personal sensitivities, our compulsive habits. If we embrace the notion of the Force, and what it might have to offer us in understanding the world, we would come to see that at any given time everything and everyone…