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1. Shijima
Shijima is a Reason, a powerful inner philosophy that encompasses a set of natural laws, based on stillness and oneness, influenced by Buddhism and the concept of Nirvana. It is a world of perfect harmony, where there is no 'self' whatsoever, and no passion to cause dissent, conflict and destruction. Individuality is eradicated, and replaced with a collective inner peace where everyone is equal to a god, all working together as cogs in the giant, stable machine that is the Universe. This Reason is most closely associated with the Law alignment of previous Shin Megami Tensei games.
His dream is a world of silence, where the dangerous passion of man is neutralized, and everyone is at one with the world: this, he calls the Reason of Shijima.
2. stillness of heart
It's when your heart doesn't jump nor flutter nor sinks, no nothing, just beats. Boring, but healthy at times.
I'm waiting for stillness of heart to fall in love again, still too restless right now.
3. tumbleweed
Dusty aggregation of plant matter rolled along the ground by the desert wind. A cliche of Western movies, emphasising silence or stillness, e.g. as the hero rides into an apparently deserted frontier town. Often used in connection with the death of a conversation after one participant unwittingly reveals that they are a moron. See also tumbleweed moment.
"But then Katie made a singularly unfunny cancer joke..."
"Ah. Tumbleweed?"
"Yeah."
by shoggoth Aug 10, 2003 add a video
4. Fartsicle
A fart in a freezing cold environment.
The frigid stillness was the perfect place to produce a fartsicle for our collective enjoyment.
by Ross Caldwell Nov 7, 2003 add a video
5. Paul Banks
responsible for my moment of enlightenment. i can still see it, a sky a road and complete stillness. my eyes changed shape. karen @ the farm recognized this. why does perfection always come in packages?
if i were a boy, i would hope to be like him.
by Tizzo Aug 10, 2004 add a video
6. bayani
2: the principal character in a play or movie or novel or poem;
"Moving within my world
in a deep poetic stillness,
Bayani plays the part of the protagonist
continuously keepin me
fully engaged."
by urduja Feb 26, 2005 add a video
7. logicalize
To think logically; to use reasoning, usually in a desperate situation.
"Shit! There's a dinasaur after us!"

"Holy crap! Ok, we gotta logicalize... Dinasaurs can only see movement, right?"

"Right!"

"Ok, I've got an idea!"

"What is it?"

"You run that way, I'll stay here, completely motionless!"
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