Waching daily Mar 6 2018

Falco Tarassaco, the founder of Damanhur, met with the guests each Friday night, responding to their questions.

Question: I've heard talking about the Enemy a few times

and I wonder: what thing, what force, what is this thing called the Enemy?

Falco: It's the concept of the opposer

it has nothing to do with ying, yang, with the different parts that moves

but it refer to the idea of an external force that has

to goal to annihilate the complexity, it's the destruction,

the annihilation of the complexity in all its various forms

this force is..

how can I explain, I can't explain it only in a few words

Anyways let's imagine this concept of an opposing force

that tends to destroy everything that has to do with complexity,

with the existence etc, and that has the means to be able to do it, using the same

sense, like depression that we can have in various moments that leads to

annihilation, that leads to reduction,

that leads to moral suicide, and more

all these aspects has a commune ground

Question: But is this force inside of me?

Falco: certainly, best wishes

it's inside all of us, there's always a contact, a connection inside each one of us

we have as many creative forces as we have destructive ones

but this time they have a push, they have a desire which is not ours

and this is not only an excuse

It's a concept that is a part of the esotericism

to give an intelligence to the opposer, the concept of the opposition

For more infomation >> Falco Tarassaco: What is the concept of the Enemy? (IT/EN/ES/DE) - Duration: 2:24.

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What is the difference between cast and forged trucks? - CHAYA SKATES TECH TALK | No.15 - Duration: 2:05.

What is the difference between casted & forged trucks?

OK you guys, bear with me because I'm gonna try and get sciency, which

isn't always my best suit, I only got a C at science in school. But I shall try my very best.

I often get asked: What is the difference

between casted and forged trucks and you'll notice that out there in the

market, most brands offer both and this is just to offer as different price

points, OK, so based on what we can or can't afford. And I'll try and explain to

you what what the difference is. And it's basically how the truck is made, so an

aluminum truck can be casted, in which the aluminum is melted down and

then poured into a mold. So basically the makeup of the aluminum changes, so the

little baby atoms in there, once it's melted and poured into a mold, they kind

of separate. So they separate a little bit, whereas when you forge a

truck, when you use the forged method, you don't melt it down & it's kind of used

as compressed energy... again, science here for you. It just tightens all

the atoms up inside, so it's like they are all close and hugging, whereas

previously in the cast they kind of split apart.

That's so not a good explanation, but I hope the mini atoms makes you see things

a bit differently. But yeah, science! I probably did a terrible job at this.

Hopefully it helps & if not, message me below & let me know, thanks!