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yes it was a great cat, intelligent and good hunter but unfortunately died last year ... hence ghost cat.

It doesn't appear much bigger but the brightness is noticeable if you live where there is clean air and no clouds.

No never did that collar lasted about the second it took to take the photo ... it was supposed to get rid of his fleas.

The first crabby master in Tibet was called Lobster Rampa. It was so far to go the beach each morning.

Share your crabs with love and don't be shellfish.

wish I was somewhere near here:

Stones, rocks ... err ... scissors, paper ... yeah. PS still can't see the figure on the mountain ... grrrrrr.

Stunning pics. http://www.theguardian.com/science/gallery/2014/aug/10/supermoon-skies-perigee-around-the-world-in-pictures

Rats everywhere. Can't argue with that.

England eh! Its very bright here ... rose about 8:40 and its lit up good enough to read a book outside (if you really wanted to).

BUMP ... super moon tonight!!!

He used to be ok but somehow has reinvented himself as a belligerent type. You could ask him and Sam Harris round for tea ... then set the dogs loose (provided they've had a kung fu warm up in the dojo).

Thanks.

LOL you know I meant septic ... oh well.

Its good stuff has some anti-sceptic qualities and is cheap and easy to apply. Its great to see it 'cure' as the Co2 combines and it gets steadily whiter and forms a good surface.

Jesus was a carpenter not a painter and decorator. He probably left the lime washing to a couple of apostles while he made the coffee tables and a cabinet for the DVD player.

Ceiling sounds a little low for dojo (?) but plans sound superb.

Could it be that Buddhist sickness arises from reading some of threads on the Buddhist sub forum of TBs? I think I may have acquired immunity... I hope so anyway.

I guess it works better in reality cos I can't see it either.

Vandals! Lime wash it!

http://www.amazon.com/Buddhist-Thought-Complete-Introduction-Tradition/dp/0415571790/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1407597096&sr=8-1&keywords=buddhist+thought

Thanks mate! Just need some

The OP asked if there was an objective reality in Dzogchen theory. So the fact that the answers related to Dzogchen is not actually surprising. Quotes therefore are an attempt to answer the question posed and not authoritarian as you suggest. The question as to whether there is an objective reality at all has now crept in due to posters such as yourself.

Has this post got anything at all to do with the subject matter of this thread? I worry sometimes what people think when they come on here to read about Buddhism in the Buddhism Discussion section and just find garbage.

I'm not jumping through any hoops. I really think that when you post on here you should discount the idea that you understand anybody else's position or reason's for what they say. You clearly don't have any ability in this respect .. hence I suspect the lengthy quotes of others that you usually go in for.