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Everything posted by Aetherous
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Can't wait til he's gone. America voted against this WW3 with Russia nonsense.
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Is English your second language? I don't respond to commands. Zero point has to do with the Dao, in my view. Although like Ralis said, the technology is questionable.
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I thought that's what the zero point energy tech was supposed to be about.
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Easy healthy breakfast: Put olive oil in a pan chop up bell pepper and tomato throw them in with a handful of baby spinach cook for a bit throw in the whites of three eggs scramble all together until fully cooked good quality salt and pepper in it to taste
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Rare Esoteric Buddhist Teachings
Aetherous replied to SeekerOfHealing's topic in Buddhist Discussion
I can tell. But feel free to not take my word for it. -
That's horrible.
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Rare Esoteric Buddhist Teachings
Aetherous replied to SeekerOfHealing's topic in Buddhist Discussion
What's happening in the video is totally just plain old 'spontaneous qigong'. The student is told the suggestion that they'll move in various ways if they do something (can be anything to trigger it). They do it, they will get a little natural movement at some point, which they allow to morph into a big show...because they want the magical thing to happen for them...all the while it can seem like it's not the student causing the movement but a higher intelligence. After practicing for a long time, they'll be readily able to perform. It really is suggestion and their own choice to move, though. Whether benefits come or not, or even if bad results come, is really anyone's guess. -
I haven't. Perhaps since you have I should take your word for it.
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What I see: the propaganda machine is trying its best to make this cabinet and PEOTUS seem fascist.
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I actually think so, for the most part.
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From what I grasp...on side A is Saudi Arabia and somewhat the US (although maybe not anymore), and on side B is Iran and Russia. Side A is basically the new al-Qaeda, and Side B is Assad.
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This is a great free course: https://www.khanacademy.org/partner-content/wi-phi/wiphi-critical-thinking #MakeAmericaLogicalAgain
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Did you get treatments from these TCM practitioners? That would go a long way to help. I also think...eat more cooked veggies in every meal, and drink more spring water (if you get thirsty, drink...but don't overdrink). Go to sleep early.
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All that they (supposedly CIA personnel) have to say for this is that Russia hacked Democrat emails and sent them to WikiLeaks...that's all they've got. (Although, the truth is that Podesta's weren't hacked...he left his cell phone in a cab, and someone got access that way. Not a Russian source.) They are not saying that Russians hacked voting machines. They're saying that Russian government gave the order to leak the truth, which could have swayed the American opinion. It was a messy election. Trump's campaign was also interfered with in a similar way...his private conversation of "locker room talk" was aired, just like the stuff in people's emails was aired. That leaks come from Russia or America...both are interference. And both are revelatory, and liberating. FBI currently isn't so quick to jump to conclusions about Russia giving the order to hack emails and sway the election, as supposed-CIA is. I am staring into my crystal ball and I see that the BS won't stop, even after Jan 20th.
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That sounds great.
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I'm starting a new thread for the exploration of this specific course, with owner permissions. Feel free to continue this thread however you guys wish.
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Based on what? This isn't how a practitioner diagnoses people.
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Almond maltose cookies 2 cups almond flour 1/2 tsp baking powder whisk together in a bowl 1/3 cup brown rice syrup 2 tsp vanilla extract stir everything with wooden spoon until totally combined form into cookies any way you desire on a baking sheet bake at 350 for 12 minutes It's amazing how this recipe is so easy, with such atypical cookie ingredients, yet comes together to make a really decent treat. Brown rice syrup is called "yi tang" in Chinese Medicine, and is thought to be a sweetener that benefits the digestion (as opposed to regular sugar, which harms it). Although it benefits digestion, it does seem to produce "dampness"...so I might try adding cardamom.
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The art, science and practices of Good Sleep
Aetherous replied to thelerner's topic in General Discussion
Well, you know what it feels like...so all that's required is recalling that feeling. Doesn't always work, but it's another thing that helps. -
The author was quite clear.
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The art, science and practices of Good Sleep
Aetherous replied to thelerner's topic in General Discussion
Another idea... Cultivate being cozy before bed. You know when you curl up under your blankets, and it feels so comfortable? You feel yourself just melting or sinking onto your bed, with the day drifting away. It feels good to close your eyes. It's a certain blissful state of being. -
Nah, it's an English expression. It's your own fingers (think about pointing your index finger at someone...three of your own curled fingers are literally pointing back at you). It means that any time you insult someone, you're really revealing something about yourself...wise people are able to see their own flaws by observing themselves in this sense.
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I'm not going to report opendao for continuing to insult forum members, but I'm going to point it out for him to change it himself. Also, "when you point your finger at someone there are three fingers pointing back at you".
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Owner of an already established and successful business. Why? Because it allows you to live a life of spontaneity. If you are feeling the need to work, you're able to...if work is feeling unnatural, you just let the managers run things. At least that's for the typical idea of what a Daoist is...someone who goes with the flow and needs the ability to be spontaneous.
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Like I said, I don't agree. I still think Logic is the prerequisite of all truth. I think it defines truth. Not personally interested in discussing it further (although, go ahead)...but I am interested to see if the course changes my mind after a year.