Best Book ever!!

[jerryheavyarms]

Actually i already checked that from your profile and i even visited that site as soon as i read your post, so what do you do in that site?
Its a good site.

It has bible study videos that can help you in your study.. Also you can ask questions if ever you have one. And also bible discussions...

[Ivy]

Aheem my point was not what shall i do there, i said what do you do there?

BTW you can introduce yourself here(in introduction thread) if you havent yet.

[jerryheavyarms]

Aheem my point was not what shall i do there, i said what do you do there?

Sorry.. Like I said, I visit the site for bible discussion... Quite enlightening videos such as discussion on Trinity and the likes...

BTW you can introduce yourself here(in introduction thread) if you havent yet.

Im just a nobody that all....

[Ivy]

oh ok Mr Nobody.

Umm i wonder will anyone ever be able to answer my question, Robert may cheat as much as he can but no one will ever ever be able to answer this.
Its one of those million dollar questions.

[Aegis]

Some best books:

"Siddhartha" by Herman Hesse

"Gates of Fire" by Steven Pressfield

There were three hens, but when asked the hen in the middle said there are 2 two hens infront of her, n two hens behind her,but there are only 3 hens?
Why does the hen in the middle say so?

Now, my dear Ivy, does our hen speak metaphorically?  Is she the third of five generations?  Thus, there would be two (generations) in front of her and two behind her, so to speak...

[Ivy]

No she does'nt, none of your answers are correct my dear Aegis.

[Ivy]

Aegis that book looks good,by the name i thought it would be about Prince Siddhartha , who later was called Lord Buddha himself but it seems to be about a person who was born during the influence of Buddhism and Jainism , hmmm kool.

[Aegis]

Well, now I shall have to further ponder the words of the hen...

You've given us a koan to work, Ivy.

A couple of years ago, I was in a bookstore, and passed by a new edition of "Siddhartha" which boasted a bold new translation.  (Hesse wrote the original in German.)  Though it was a form of prejudice`-- I should give this bold new translation a chance -- I thought, we don't need a bold new translation, when Hilda Rossner did such a lovely job.

So, yes, Hesse's Siddhartha is a young man who has the courage to make his own
path and his own way in the world.  For me, it was a book I didn't want to end.

[street1 (RIP)]

oh ok Mr Nobody.

Umm i wonder will anyone ever be able to answer my question, Robert may cheat as much as he can but no one will ever ever be able to answer this.
Its one of those million dollar questions.

Hens can't talk.

[Ivy]

When a certain woodpeker can then why cant a hen??!!

Come'on its just a riddle , this hen can talk.

[street1 (RIP)]

What is the hens name ? Was she looking in a mirror? 

[Ivy]

The hen has no name.
Answer 

[street1 (RIP)]

The hen has no name.
Answer 

I can't. You have me stumped....

[Ivy]

Alright this means all you guys who tried fail, right?

Koooool if noone answers till tomorrow i'll give the answer.....

[jerryheavyarms]

Are there no clues or hint that you could give?