The Law of One is a spiritual notion that can be traced to Edgar Cayce and various trance channelers.
The most important belief within the Law of One is that "All is One, One is All." Following from this, and also reflecting the Golden Rule found in most religions, the Law of One holds that each should treat others as they would want to be treated themselves. The rationale held by the Law of One is that since everyone is all ultimately One, in hurting another one is ultimately hurting oneself.
The religious texts of the Law of One are derived from most major religions, under the premise that all religious figures in the past were speaking of an aspect of the One. However, since the Law of One also holds that established religions have twisted the true meanings of received wisdom in order to exert popular control, texts that are not officially recognized by these religions may also be studied, such as gospels left out of the Bible.
Although being monotheistic as its name suggests, the Law of One also allows for the existence of all other religious deities. Believing each person to be on his or her own spiritual journey, it advises its followers to be open-minded and accepting of others' beliefs; however, conflict may still arise when dealing with the finer details and aspects of religious figures such as Jesus, as the Law of One views most established religions as being in error in some respect.
This article pertains to the Ranma ½ anime and manga series.
Names are in Western order, with the family name after the given name.
A list of industrial music artists. Industrial music is a loose term for a number of different styles of electronic and experimental music.
- 1000 Homo Djs
- Absurd Minds
- Accessory
- Acumen Nation 1
- Aghast View
- Alien [...] Fiend 2
- Amduscia
- Anax Imperator
- And One
- Andraculoid
- Android Lust
- Aphex Twin
- Armageddon Dildos
- Aslan Faction
- Assemblage 23 3
- Ayria
- Azoic, The
- Babyland 4
- Beefcake 5
- Bigod 20
- Bile
- Black Lung
- Blixa Bargeld
- Boyd Rice
- Cabaret Voltaire
- Caroliner
- Cassandra Complex, The 6
- cEvin Key 7
- Chris & Cosey
- Chris Connelly
- Chrome
- Circle of Dust
- Clawfinger
- Clock DVA
- Coil 8
- Consolidated
- Controlled Bleeding
- Controlled Fusion
- Covenant 9
- Crocodile Shop
- C-Tec
- Cubanate
- Cultural Amnesia
- Current 93
- Culture Kultur
- D.A.F.
- Dark Illumination
- Das Ich
- Dead Voices on Air
- Deathboy 10
- Decoded Feedback 11
- Delerium
- Der Eisenrost 12
- Deutsch Nepal
- Die Form
- Die Krupps
- Die Warzau
- Din_Fiv
- Dismantled
- Dissecting Table 13
- Download
- Einstürzende Neubauten 14
- Electric Hellfire Club
- Epsilon Minus
- En Esch
- Evils Toy
- Excessive Force
- Factrix
- Fear Factory
- Feindflug
- Filter
- Flesh Field 15
- Foetus
- Fortification 55
- Front 242
- Front Line Assembly
- Funker Vogt
- Genesis P. Orridge
- [...] Organ
- Glis
- Godflesh
- God Lives Underwater
- God Module
- Grendel
- Gravity Kills
- Gridlock 16
- Haujobb
- Hocico
- Icon of Coil
- Illuminate
- Imperative Reaction
- Infekktion
- Information Society (only on Don't be Afraid)
- John Balance
- KMFDM
- Kevorkian Death Cycle
- Kidney Thieves
- [...] Joke
- Klute
- Kompressor
- Kraftwerk
- Laibach
- L'Âme Immortelle
- Læther Strip
- Les Joyaux de la Princesse
- L.ife S.lowly D.ies
- Lights of Euphoria
- Mana ERG
- Massiv in Mensch
- Meat Beat Manifesto
- Megaherz
- Mentallo & The Fixer
- Ministry
- Monte Cazazza
- Morgenstern
- Mortiis
- MP-144
- My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult
- The Legendary Pink Dots
- Navicon Torture Technologies
- Negative Format
- Negativland
- Neuroticfish
- Nine Inch Nails
- Nitzer Ebb
- Noise Unit
- Noisex
- NON
- Null Device
- Numb
- Nurse With Wound
- ohGr
- Oonce Faktory
- P.A.L.
- Pailhead
- Pain Station
- Panacea
- Peter Christopherson
- Pierrepoint
- Pig
- Pigface
- Pitchshifter
- Pop Will Eat Itself
- Porcupine Defense
- Project Pitchfork
- Psychic TV
- Psychopomps
- Pygmy Children
- Rammstein
- Ravenous
- Razed in Black
- Regenerator
- Renegade Soundwave
- Reset
- Revolting Cocks
- Rorschach Test
- Rx
- Seabound
- Severed Heads
- Sheep on Drugs
- Sister Machine Gun
- SITD
- Skinny Puppy
- Skrew
- Slick Idiot
- Snog
- Solution Coma
- SMP
- Spahn Ranch
- SPK
- Stabbing Westward
- Strand, The
- [...] Commando
- Swamp Terrorists
- Swans
- Tackhead
- Terminal Choice
- Terminal Sect
- Terrorfakt
- Test Dept.
- THD
- Things Outside the Skin
- Thorofon
- Throbbing Gristle
- Trent Reznor
- Velvet Acid Christ
- VNV Nation
- Whitehouse
- Wolfsheim
- Wumpscut
- Young Gods
- X Marks the Pedwalk
- Xorcist
- Zeromancer 17
- Zoviet France
[...] II is an unfortunate title for this surprisingly good docudrama about prostitution. The film also has no connection whatsoever with Ken Russel's production, [...], a film based on a stage play about the politics of exploitation.
[...] II delves into the seedy world of prostitution using some actresses, but also some real prostitutes. It is when the genuine prostitutes, with their ravaged complexions and slurred speech are on screen, that the film has its greatest impact.
[...] II can be at times both depressing and deeply disturbing. For example, in one segment a prostitute describes how a client of hers gets off by watching her crush small animals to death. She describes how he likes to hear the animals scream when she puts her weight down on them. The entire time this woman is speaking, she appears to maintain the attitude that it is her client who is demented, while she is merely doing a job. At no time does she appear to have any remorse for the animals she crushes or any sense of responsibility for being the one who is [...] them; it's just all in a day's work.
Free of all the usual film clichés, [...] II succeeds in what it is attempting to accomplish, and although it has a very low budget look to it, it is an admirable work.