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Nice. Overall I ended up with this impression of 悔 as being like having to get lectured by your mother over something. Another funny thing was after the part about 每 depicting a woman with a fancy hairdo, I just imagined someone getting one of those tattoos of like a geisha, and later regretting it. Originally the top part (the hairpin) was a 屮 or 艸, maybe indicating something is numerous like blades of grass. That seems fitting with the idea of replacing regret with re-strategizing. Going back over all the little sprouts to see what might best take root. Actually I guess it works either way. Something about counting all the hairs on your head..

The first thing that comes to mind is “Love your neighbor as yourself.” Matthew 22:37-40 shows this as the greatest commandment second only to love for God. I think at a basic level it leads to the Golden Rule kind of guide on how to treat others, but certainly could be a clue that the neighbor and the self are one.

Well he’s definitely high something. As a quick perusal of that thread might show, his past experiences can invoke some serious controversy, but there’s really no denying he has direct training with both Chunyi Lin and Jim “ants” Nance, and has done extensive work on third eye. That’s not to say that other respondents to this thread have not also, if not more so... they just tend to be more grounded whereas Voidis seems unbridled high energy, for better or worse. I’m guessing there’s already been tons written here on the subject also, if your up for some digging.

If you’ve got an extra $20 you could try asking voidisyinyang

Electricity is weird. The first people to manipulate static electricity must’ve felt on to something pretty paranormal, where nowadays most kindergartener can show you how to rub a balloon on your hair to get it to magically stick to the wall. Even if they can’t fully explain it, the phenomenon has become normalized. There are some youtubers getting pretty good at the “psi wheel,” which may well just be some refined version of the static ballon trick, or something to do with air temperature. Maybe it is a glimpse of bona fide mind over matter, connecting to the object in a more fundamental way, that only quantum physicists can justify. Either way they say anyone can learn to do it given enough practice.

Maybe a bit like asking to prove “what is the color of sound?” or “what do trees really think of butterflies?” The metric does not match the medium. Supernatural is by definition outside of objectivism?

Emotion begets empathy. To heal the world, one smile at a time. A fool's endeavor? Every second is a gift. "Sure, easy for you to say when you're not the one suffering." Ironically though it's often the ones that have been beaten the hardest by life's cruelties, that eventually grow to truly embody this perspective. You can see these kind of people occasionally. They don't just hold the door open for the person behind them, they stand aside and insist that the other person go first! Even if it's someone you'd disagree with, perhaps they will still "pay it forward" in some small way, and encouragement will keep growing. The complex solutions to real challenges facing the world, can better be devised and implemented by folks who are simply encouraged.

hi Try! My first guess maybe some kind of academic pursuits, engage a more concrete frame of mind as a counterbalance. Like just independently revisiting some basic mathematics or writing practices. Heck even get some coloring books and colored pencils. The repetition and pattern engagement will help solidify your perception. Don't just use digital materials, get the real paper and pigment, and get the different muscles moving to hold the pencils. If you have any family member you can read out loud to, that is also perfect. It's both good practice, and can help to reconnect on personal level. The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame is a fun book, and is in the public domain.

Amazing viewing Saturn and Jupiter side by side overhead, as extra bright Mars just began to rise. then next week: Halloween is going to be a "blue moon," since October 1st was also a full moon. And for the early birds, catch the rest of the waning crescent tomorrow and Thursday mornings

Hey @dawn90, check out Unicole Unicron. Not sure if they're quite what you meant, but the UNICULT concept totally reminded me of this thread. Maybe something there that could help. 💙

rippled reflections bring forth reality from primordial source

Immortal is not only about "not going to die," but also about getting free from what is already dead to begin with. That is, when experience is bound strictly to the "mortal plane" of existence, things certainly might get very boring, however once the energy is raised to be able to interact with all the invisible people that are always around, you'd never be lonely again!

Ah yes, the west does love to dissect and classify things. So is it almost like how Buddhism is divided into Hinayana and Mahayana? Different vehicles on the same road. Or even Sunni and Shiite, Catholic and Protestant. Though there maybe getting into some more fundamental differences. Still it's interesting how there so often arises these kind of bipartisanships in human endeavors. All considered, i am guessing that a strict equivalency of "Daojia/Daojiao" and "philosophical/religious" should be abandoned, as each pair is really reflecting a different set of contrasts.

To my understanding of the two, a most obvious distinction would be the use of the altar. Even if it's not a physical setup, where you can chant and do rituals, etc. So long as it's a "place" one can go, to routinely practice connecting with those already ascended. edit to add: Also i'm thinking it has most to do with lineage? Whether someone is officially ordained practitioner is a daojiao, a student/teacher of that system, even if the particular group may or may not consider itself a religion . Otherwise the "extended family" daojia are all learning the material and it's up to them to apply or even develop it in as little or as great a capacity to everything.

Pirates? 👀

Oof, so you were fortunate enough to have witnessed the Ron Jeremy era first hand, eh? I still think about him every single time i end up wanting to drink my own urine 🤷

Heheh

1. I've seen way too many busted LCD screens in my career as professional geek and tinkerer. 2. I've seen way so many versions of Alice in Wonderland. a. I've spoken with many caterpillars and dwarven egg folk.

To me it looks like a busted LCD screen. The more I look at it i see the hippie caterpillar butterfly talking to a bemused humpty dumpty garden gnome! 👍

🦄🦧🎷 Saxsquatch!

changing is constant backstage at a broadway show. wardrobe malfunction?

@natural why the sad response to Nunchuck Bear? I did at first think maybe it was stuck or something. The more I watch it though I think that bear is genuinely having fun whipping that thing around. Maybe just the idea of animals in captivity? That they would be reduced to such boredom. Given the other recent posts this seems serendipitous. I agree with @virtue! We must be mindful of objectifying these beings for our own amusement.

Yo I have noticed some weird behavior trying to embed Twitters on here. Maybe FB better luck. LOL!