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Prof. Daniel

It is best to cut yourself on bad thoughts then to cut others with your jagged pages. -- Daniel Batt

About Me

I am a student of BUDDHISM, CHRISTIANITY, GREEK STUDIES, ANCIENT BIBLICAL GREEK, ACUPRESSURE, PHILOSOPHY, LINGUISTICS, CLASSICAL LATIN, GRAPHOLOGY, QUANTUM SCIENCE, ASTRONOMY, MEDICAL HISTORY, BOTANY, PALEONTOLOGY, GNOSTICISM, HINDUISM, LAW, ETYMOLOGY, PERCUSSION, PHYSICAL MANIFESTATIONS, POLTERGEISTRY, GHOSTOLOGY, WORDS-WITH-POWER, SYMBOLISM, PSYCHOLOGY, PARAPSYCHOLOGY, EPIDEMIOLOGY, PSYHICISM, and more.++++++++++++++++++ BUDDY BATTEN (1992-2007)+++++++++++++++Love you. MON MOI, ILS M’ARRACHENT MON MOI? (WHAT IS A MAN PROFITED IF SHE SHALL GAIN THE WHOLE WORLD AND LOSE HIS SOUL?)BY DANIEL SCOTT BATTEN DECEMBER 14, 2006Each man is worth more than the whole of humanity. Each net a fish escapes from is a fish of all fish and shall be braved to live as if he was the last. Each man should look upon himself as if he was the entire world, and treat the world by the dictates of his own desire. To love another you must know self-love and to be unconditional in that love is to love the world. The entire world is present in one human being. Each human being is an endless universe forever extending out and regenerating. Death is no barrier. Death only speaks of a new birth. Whether it is from the dirt of our bodies resulting in a tree, from that tree the self again becomes endless, ad infinitum. We are immortal, if not for each infinity bound in each moment, than also each moment being the perpetual infinity of that which is to follow. The mind can never be aware of its infinity, for time travel would only bring me back to this here moment when I am contemplating the future result of my contemplation. Awareness is not knowledge, it is not experiential- indeed it is living in the rapture of each new infinite moment. A poor man should not contemplate his lack of things, but embrace those gifts he holds that no rich man could touch, and that poorer still dream of. Life is a dream-sake. Life is a miracle! So be miraculous. Be in amazement and you shall be amazing.
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My Interests

Satire, poetry, philosophy, excellent dark ales and lagers, music, basbeball, basketball and smoking a good cigar with a glass of red wine or some mead.

I'd like to meet:

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Music:

Steppenwolf, Beethoven, Tommy Johnson, Jethro Tull, Scissorfight, Clutch, Bach, Chopin, Louis Armstrong, Bing Crosby, Led Zepplin, Willie Dixon/Muddy Waters, George Clinton, Dr Dre, Cake, Squirrel Nut Zippers, Helmet, Witchery, James Brown, Spacehog, ICP, Coltrane, Billie Holiday, Patsy Cline, Kenny Rodgers...etc

Movies:


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The Bells of Saint Mary's, The Majestic, White Christmas, The Kid (by Charlie Chaplin), Sabotage (1930)and Murder (1930) by Alfred Hitchcock, Casanova, The Philadelphia Story (the one with James Stewart), Master and Commander, Casablanca, Charade, Moonlit Mile, The Forsygte Saga and Masterpiece Theatre movies like Sherlock Holmes, Bleak House and so on.

Television:

PBS = Nova, Nature, American Experience (and Ken Burns films like Baseball, The Congress, Thomas Jefferson and etc..), and any documentary on historical, intellectual and etc...

Books:

The Unfortunate Travellor/Pierce Penniless/Christs Tears Over Jerusalem/The Anatomy of Absurdity all by Thomas Nashe (1567-1601?), My Favorite Poet is Catullus, my favorite female poet is Emily Dickenson, Edgar Allan Poes Complete Works, The Man Who Was Thursday by C.K. Chesterton, Letters of a Stoic by Sencea, How We Think by Dewey, the satires of Juvenile, Horace, Persius and Lucian, the poetry of Horace, Ovid, Ben Jonson, Walt Whitman, Carlos William Carlos, Thomas a Kempis, Martin Luther, Cotton Mather, Sabo, the Dahli Lama, The Bible, the Teachings of Buddha, David Hume, Jean-Jascque Rousseau, Plato/Socrates, T.S. Eliot, Donald Hall, Robert Frost, J.D. Salinger, Charles Bukowski's short stories (not his poetry), John Stuart Mills, to name a few.

Heroes:

Socrates who died for what he believed, Jesus (same reason), THE BUDDHA, Thomas Nashe, Henry Clay, Mark Twain, my Sister, my brother, my mother and my father, Christopher Santamaria who is battling kidney troubles, John Kay, Thomas Jefferson/John Adams, Albert Einstein, Brian Nickerson (the classical composer from Haverhill Mass.), Charles Darwin, Curt Schilling and the 2004 Boston Red Sox team and many more...

My Blog

DOWN WITH MARRIAGE AMENDMENT

Militat omnis amans (LOVE AS MY WARFARE) BY DANIEL SCOTT BATTEN ON THE INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE           ©Daniel Scott Batten, 2007 ..[if ...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Sun, 20 May 2007 08:53:00 PST

Preview of "Too Heavy To Be Air"

PREVIEW OF MY LATEST BOOK OF POETRYFOUND @ LULU.COMTOO HEAVY TO BE AIR The Poetry of Daniel Scott BATTEN ©Daniel Scott Batten, 2007___________________________________________________IN VIEW I...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Sun, 20 May 2007 06:18:00 PST

Preview of 'ALQUEMIE'

Preview of my Book 'Alquemie'Sold at LULU.COMEINDZRINGLICHKEIT (FORCEFULNESS)    When you pause the world in its natural flow, and let it freeze like a fountain in mid-fall; you come to ...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Fri, 11 May 2007 08:47:00 PST

PLETHEIN LUBON

Plethein Lubon (BE Full LOVE) By Daniel Scott Batten October 22, 2006 S pouting,[1] she is a louver all right.[2] Smoke streaming from the balance of her emotions; the cask of her vileness she ...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Fri, 12 Jan 2007 06:43:00 PST

Prose/Satire

SIMPLIFY, SIMPLIFY, SIMPLIFY!   By Daniel Scott Batten  ..:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /> I  shall be so simple that I shall barely say a th...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Fri, 12 Jan 2007 06:39:00 PST

My Most Beloved Poem to date

  from: Notes of a Madman Copyright Of Daniel Scott Batten 2004     DRY RED SWEET WHITE   First Merlot  Second blush  Finish me Off Captain With some white! This Is the Woe Of ...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Sun, 03 Dec 2006 07:41:00 PST

Fabuladoer my New Staire style

Professor Prognosticate By Daniel Scott Batten ©Daniel Scott Batten      Poised, the philosopher sits programming the air with the heaviness of metaphor vying that invisibility can...
Posted by Prof. Daniel on Sat, 28 Oct 2006 06:25:00 PST