By birth, being a Gemini, I have always been a compulsive thinker and a restless soul. My imagination led me to unimaginable zones of fantasies as well as reality. And the aggressive mind that I had, created new concepts about each and every experience I was going though.

Though I was enjoying myself, I realized my thoughts were not something that was of general interest. Not many understood my passion to go 'beyond MIND'. Likewise not all of the general concepts impressed me. So I ended up becoming a recluse, taking solace in my writings.

My site (http://www.ilimow.com) is meant to be a memoir of those life events that has made me what I am today - a happy, contented ordinary Man.

Hi Ilimow, hows it going? I can certainly relate to what you are saying.

I just checked out your site, it looks very interesting, and i'm sure i'm going to enjoy exploring it It looks like a mirror version of my own actually, and it's a direction I wish to move toward.

Little dissapointed that you cut and pasted your "About Me" page here! hopefully i'll get to know you better through our posts, have fun on mind-brain

Thanx Laz, for your kind words.

And yes I would like to know more about MATRIX from you.
Its one of the concepts I am deeply interested in.

rgrds,
ilimow

Not sure how you picked up on that subject? but please ask away

he he:)

I visited your site and my eyes just led me to the article 'My Matrix'!
http://www.closertogod.net/main/thoughts/r...il/MyMatrix.htm

Tell me your opinion about MATRIX in just few sentences or should I say central idea.

I am a little dumb when it comes to understanding concepts, so i won't in put in simple sentence.

Hope you wouldn't mind.

rgrds,
ilimow

Well, when I first saw the film I was very dissapointed, I expected more from it, and even more from it's sequels I see many ideas there in the film, there's not one central idea, rather there is a Christian take, a Hindu take, and Buddhist one, there's a good few scientific theories in there; most notably the Singularity, theres also a number of philosophies there as well, including Baudrillard, Zen, Platonism, Solipsism, and existentialism.

It all over the place really, but through all this fluff it has a single attraction for me, and that is to question everything, nothing is as it seems. The film reinforced in me a need that I have always had, to look for more, and to understand as much as I can.

In my article I speak of Carlos Castenadas' philosophy and how it relates to the film, and while it is never brought up in the Matrix story it's there just the same. The film I guess allowed me to start to link together truths from different places and the more I watched it, the more truths I saw, I wonder if you can wear out a DVD

If you've never thought about this stuff before, then the Matrix is a great place to start, but then so is Star Wars for that matter!