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A very strong contribution to the Hermetic Canon.
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This track by The Spy from Cairo is quite simply a next. level. beat~!
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The very foundation of foundations is not wasting your seed!
silent thunder replied to The Biggest Nobody's topic in General Discussion
This tired old schtick... again. The obsession over this is rather amusing if it wasn't so... What's next? Another topic about how women steal your jing because you get aroused when you see them? -
How To Cure Kundalini Psychosis [A Guide]
silent thunder replied to darkflame's topic in General Discussion
From you contributions so far, this seems like a comment made into a mirror. -
Not a specific qi gong off the top of my head. But my Mum had severe osteoporosis and got good results with diet shift, daily walking and very light weight lifting three times a week.
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There is no way to prevent suffering.
silent thunder replied to Cadcam's topic in Buddhist Discussion
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Well said dwai. That resonates.
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Depending on the conditions of outer life and my inner landscape, the emphasis and focus of my praxis shifts accordingly throughout the seasons and longer term on the life path. Not all aspects of the entire system of study are necessarily beneficial at all times to the overarching process, if that resonates.
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There is no way to prevent suffering.
silent thunder replied to Cadcam's topic in Buddhist Discussion
I have found that, particularly if one has a body, there is likely to be discomfort, there may be pain, but this does not mean I have to suffer. Though suffering is not in itself ever a physical process, it is mentation based and emotionally charged. Suffering (in my experience) is a layer of perception that is superimposed onto experiential reality. At this point it seems mostly generated by the verb process of egoing and entirely secondary and self generated/imposed. Shakespeare addressed it adroitly in the scene between Hamlet, Rosencranz and Guildenstern when Hamlet says... "I could be bounded in a nutshell, and count myself a king of infinite space, were it not that I have bad dreams." -
It seems that my local awareness has been drawn into the spiritual aspect of reality by the innate spirituality of the physical nigh on as often as the spiritual has pierced the veil of the physical to draw me forth. Spirit and physical seem at this point as multiple facets of one gem, multiple expressions of one process, each reflecting the whole of the individual within which they manifest are an expression of... Not one system this one has explored has been entirely devoid of either the spirit nor the physical, they seemingly relfect one another or co- rise within this sphere of influence (not that this a claim to some all encompassing authority on my part, but a sharing of my experience regarding the topic).
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Maybe seek this input from the one who taught you 8 brocades and not random folks on the interwebs...
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What would happen if people collectivley decided that money/currency has no value in itself, and abanded it?
silent thunder replied to Sir Darius the Clairvoyent's topic in General Discussion
While walking through the desert... would you rather have a backpack full of paper money? Or potable water and food? What is the intrinsic nature of value and worth? Conditional reality and perceptual apparatus seem essential in factoring any response. -
Immortality through Philosophy
silent thunder replied to Cadcam's topic in Esoteric and Occult Discussion
Seems to me Awareness is the basis of all that is and is the basis for anything that encounters what is. Without awareness... what could there be for one to be aware of? Awareness is. We are aware. So awareness is here, now. Does it end? I sense not as it seems the basis for all that is, but if it did... how could you ever know? -
I've yet to experience one aspect of the physical that is devoid of spirit.
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Discovered the ability to overtone sing while chanting during an improvisation exercise back in the 90's while at University. It led to an exploration of the application of varying tones and polyphonic overtoning to mantra to some rather potent affect... Though I never contemplated the notion of overtoning in a room filled with suspended tuned tubes that resonate in response to the produced tones... utterly mesmerizing! I can imagine a team of trained monks chanting in the chamber and what that would produce as a response.
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Everyone post some favorite quotes!
silent thunder replied to GrandTrinity's topic in General Discussion
Rigid Academia and Religious threaded thinking are both comprised of and rely upon elements of heavy dogma that indoctrinate rather than elucidate. They claim unquestionable authority and demand a similar unquestioning loyalty at the risk of excommunication for the unfaithful who think critically about proposed concepts deemed sacrosanct or beyond doubt. -
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Welcome Dao of Rob! Refreshing opening post... thanks for sharing and glad you're here.
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Greetings! Question about the Fall of man and infancy
silent thunder replied to Apotheose's topic in Welcome
Hello Apotheose. Great user name and intriguing first post. Welcome to the Bums mate. For some time the 'Fall of Man' for me has been a metaphor of the descent of awareness into the denser vibrations of 'physical matter' down from the higher aetherial subtle planes, bringing awareness out of unity consciousness and into the experience of the duality of complementary opposites. Relating for me to the Hindu notions of discovery of one's true nature of expression through Neti Neti... 'not this not this' (here on the physical plane among the diverse 10,000 we may come to understand at greater depth what we are an expression of, by comparing it to what we come to realize we are not an expression of through the experience of diversity in form and function...) Social evolution certainly highlights this and seems to be in an expression of intense de-coalescence to me, (particularly the influence of the industrial/techno anti-agrarian/hunter path of the last several centuries in medicine and farming particularly). Endlessly fascinating to explore. Again, welcome to the Bums. Hope you enjoy your time here. -
Jesus in India ( Himalayas)
silent thunder replied to Chang dao ling's topic in Abrahamic Religions Discussion
Not strange. It's stories, based on stories. This particular tale is one of the older extant games of 'phone call' in the western world. Nothing strange about it at all, there was no claim of strange, it's another example of human nature. Human nature's tendency of emotional identification, adoption and then projection/assumption of veracity based on emotional conflation. -
Jesus in India ( Himalayas)
silent thunder replied to Chang dao ling's topic in Abrahamic Religions Discussion
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Jesus in India ( Himalayas)
silent thunder replied to Chang dao ling's topic in Abrahamic Religions Discussion
No support that the man we talk about as jesus, actually ever existed as anything other than an allegory.