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I wonder if this fits because the mention of France. The video is a little weird and who knows if any of it is accurate, lol. I couldn't find a history video about it.

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I find it quite comical that michel de montaigne was not part of the "7". He certainly had no desire to chase the 7 sisters and was perfectly content doing his own thing. Cupid's bow is both black and white magic depending on the agenda. Spirit says mdm also wrote the voynich manuscript which makes sense to me. Artemis was jealous for very good reason but all is well that ends well. At the end of the day even to desire not to desire is still to be caught on the wheel
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exactly, the holy illusion of thought without feeling

now we know feeling creates thought we can walk through the fire and see what is the other side
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Wonderful.

Getting a handle around our own perceived vices is often a battle with ones Self.

One desires. Especially, if readily available.


Essentially, teaching oneself to 'hate' that which one once 'loved'.

If you will...
 Quoting: Seer777


did that happen to me with meat cos now the thought of my eating meat is an emotional aversion to my senses that arrived from no where and i have yet to know why i have become so

strange realy , why that , why meat
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The same thing happened to me. As you know. An instant aversion to said.

It required no work on my part, due said arriving.

If all 'habit' could be broken so easily. We would live in a very different world.


'Former' (smokers, drinkers, meat eaters, etc..)often form a type of disdain toward that which they once loved to forcefully separate it from Self.

Not always.
 Quoting: Seer777


yes i guess so
my sensation is not hate or anything hostile , it is somehow now completely unimaginable to me, for me to eat meat and i possess no obvious emotional or organic reason for me to be so
if i did not possess memory of eating meat i would believe i had never eaten meat
that is the weird part for me
i have become, to me, a non meat eater by nature as if i always was, which i know, i never was until now
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That is because you didn't have to do the work to separate it from Self. What is repulsion?

If say, you decided to 'stop eating meat' without said aversion, you would be fighting yourself to remain free from said. Every time you saw a commercial, ad, or passed said n the grocery store.


Much 'mental chatter' goes on when one is attempting to forcefully break a habit. Disdain is part of it.


Seemingly necessary.

How do smokers quit? By convincing themselves the immediate benefit, is not worth the potential long-term side effects. How does one do said? By making the 'habit' the enemy. If you will.

It's a balancing of will and desire.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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This is really strange.

Just wanted to share...


[link to www.youtube.com]

O.o
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yikes damned
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That is because you didn't have to do the work to separate it from Self. What is repulsion?

If say, you decided to 'stop eating meat' without said aversion, you would be fighting yourself to remain free from said. Every time you saw a commercial, ad, or passed said n the grocery store.


Much 'mental chatter' goes on when one is attempting to forcefully break a habit. Disdain is part of it.


Seemingly necessary.

How do smokers quit? By convincing themselves the immediate benefit, is not worth the potential long-term side effects. How does one do said? By making the 'habit' the enemy. If you will.

It's a balancing of will and desire.
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yes , i see that, what works for me when i want to stop nicotine smoking is i smoke weed only without tobacco for about 10 days then notice i never notice i am not smoking nicotine tounge
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That is because you didn't have to do the work to separate it from Self. What is repulsion?

If say, you decided to 'stop eating meat' without said aversion, you would be fighting yourself to remain free from said. Every time you saw a commercial, ad, or passed said n the grocery store.


Much 'mental chatter' goes on when one is attempting to forcefully break a habit. Disdain is part of it.


Seemingly necessary.

How do smokers quit? By convincing themselves the immediate benefit, is not worth the potential long-term side effects. How does one do said? By making the 'habit' the enemy. If you will.

It's a balancing of will and desire.
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so what we are saying is i was a meat eater because it was introduced to me but i never become emotionaly attached to meat thus when i was propmted to stop eating meat i did without emotion
i see
meat never gave me emotional stimulus
this is true i now see
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That is because you didn't have to do the work to separate it from Self. What is repulsion?

If say, you decided to 'stop eating meat' without said aversion, you would be fighting yourself to remain free from said. Every time you saw a commercial, ad, or passed said n the grocery store.


Much 'mental chatter' goes on when one is attempting to forcefully break a habit. Disdain is part of it.


Seemingly necessary.

How do smokers quit? By convincing themselves the immediate benefit, is not worth the potential long-term side effects. How does one do said? By making the 'habit' the enemy. If you will.

It's a balancing of will and desire.
 Quoting: Seer777


so what we are saying is i was a meat eater because it was introduced to me but i never become emotionaly attached to meat thus when i was propmted to stop eating meat i did without emotion
i see
meat never gave me emotional stimulus
this is true i now see
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Yes.

Much of the 'emotion' comes from others looking on, in said occurrence.

Meat eaters may form the same disdain toward you, which one forms around 'meat eating'.

Does that make sense?


Accommodating behavior by friends and family is often begrudged and flavored with a scent of their perceived 'snobbishness' of you and your 'beliefs'.

Most likely due the belief that a vegetarian looks down on 'meat eaters'. Which I can say in my case, is not the case.

However, I do think 'mindless eating' is a real issue.

Mindful eating is being much more popular and generally embraced.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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Yes.

Much of the 'emotion' comes from others looking on, in said occurrence.

Meat eaters may form the same disdain toward you, which one forms around 'meat eating'.

Does that make sense?


Accommodating behavior by friends and family is often begrudged and flavored with a scent of their perceived 'snobbishness' of you and your 'beliefs'.

Most likely due the belief that a vegetarian looks down on 'meat eaters'. Which I can say in my case, is not the case.

However, I do think 'mindless eating' is a real issue.

Mindful eating is being much more popular and generally embraced.
 Quoting: Seer777


well, thus far my "change" has not been seen by others so how i am thought of in the company of others eating i have yet to experience
thinking about it my general self imposed withdrawal from social events fits quite well cos i do not have to eat in the company of others ever if i do not want to cos i have no shared eating habits with another person

useful tounge
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That is because you didn't have to do the work to separate it from Self. What is repulsion?

If say, you decided to 'stop eating meat' without said aversion, you would be fighting yourself to remain free from said. Every time you saw a commercial, ad, or passed said n the grocery store.


Much 'mental chatter' goes on when one is attempting to forcefully break a habit. Disdain is part of it.


Seemingly necessary.

How do smokers quit? By convincing themselves the immediate benefit, is not worth the potential long-term side effects. How does one do said? By making the 'habit' the enemy. If you will.

It's a balancing of will and desire.
 Quoting: Seer777


yes , i see that, what works for me when i want to stop nicotine smoking is i smoke weed only without tobacco for about 10 days then notice i never notice i am not smoking nicotine tounge
 Quoting: aether


I quit cigs for 2 years in 2009 for the simple reason that I wanted to quit, just went cold turkey and it was very easy. I started again for the simple reason that I wanted to. Mastering the senses based on sensual desire/greed/material attachments is also something I had learned from a young age and found very easy. Mastering desire from the spiritual heart is something I will never want to do. There is desire and then there is desire. Fun and joy from the heart is something else again

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If you can connect ISON with Iason, then company is what will be :-)

However, Lovejoy, Enke and other comets are out there... hmm... thinking of reconstructions and comets...
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[link to en.wikipedia.org]
IASON, GmbH is a European nuclear medicine company headquartered in Graz, Austria. IASON deals primarily in specialized radiopharmaceuticals and laboratory diagnostic equipment related to nuclear medicine. The company prides itself on being able to offer products which are produced in close cooperation with the consumer (due to their specialized nature).

This?
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Not quite...

I was thinking more of mythology... but interesting enough, all is connected...
Iason / Jason meaning the great healer can be connected with pharmaceuticals too

:-D
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That is because you didn't have to do the work to separate it from Self. What is repulsion?

If say, you decided to 'stop eating meat' without said aversion, you would be fighting yourself to remain free from said. Every time you saw a commercial, ad, or passed said n the grocery store.


Much 'mental chatter' goes on when one is attempting to forcefully break a habit. Disdain is part of it.


Seemingly necessary.

How do smokers quit? By convincing themselves the immediate benefit, is not worth the potential long-term side effects. How does one do said? By making the 'habit' the enemy. If you will.

It's a balancing of will and desire.
 Quoting: Seer777


yes , i see that, what works for me when i want to stop nicotine smoking is i smoke weed only without tobacco for about 10 days then notice i never notice i am not smoking nicotine tounge
 Quoting: aether


I quit cigs for 2 years in 2009 for the simple reason that I wanted to quit, just went cold turkey and it was very easy. I started again for the simple reason that I wanted to. Mastering the senses based on sensual desire/greed/material attachments is also something I had learned from a young age and found very easy. Mastering desire from the spiritual heart is something I will never want to do. There is desire and then there is desire. Fun and joy from the heart is something else again
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i agree
nicley told
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Yes.

Much of the 'emotion' comes from others looking on, in said occurrence.

Meat eaters may form the same disdain toward you, which one forms around 'meat eating'.

Does that make sense?


Accommodating behavior by friends and family is often begrudged and flavored with a scent of their perceived 'snobbishness' of you and your 'beliefs'.

Most likely due the belief that a vegetarian looks down on 'meat eaters'. Which I can say in my case, is not the case.

However, I do think 'mindless eating' is a real issue.

Mindful eating is being much more popular and generally embraced.
 Quoting: Seer777


well, thus far my "change" has not been seen by others so how i am thought of in the company of others eating i have yet to experience
thinking about it my general self imposed withdrawal from social events fits quite well cos i do not have to eat in the company of others ever if i do not want to cos i have no shared eating habits with another person

useful tounge
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I received a lot of 'raised eyebrows' from both my peer group and my family due the sudden 'change'..

For the first a couple months I would gag if I even smelled meat cooking. Almost all 'food' for that matter.



The 'change' was sudden and came without warning.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
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Yes.

Much of the 'emotion' comes from others looking on, in said occurrence.

Meat eaters may form the same disdain toward you, which one forms around 'meat eating'.

Does that make sense?


Accommodating behavior by friends and family is often begrudged and flavored with a scent of their perceived 'snobbishness' of you and your 'beliefs'.

Most likely due the belief that a vegetarian looks down on 'meat eaters'. Which I can say in my case, is not the case.

However, I do think 'mindless eating' is a real issue.

Mindful eating is being much more popular and generally embraced.
 Quoting: Seer777


well, thus far my "change" has not been seen by others so how i am thought of in the company of others eating i have yet to experience
thinking about it my general self imposed withdrawal from social events fits quite well cos i do not have to eat in the company of others ever if i do not want to cos i have no shared eating habits with another person

useful tounge
 Quoting: aether


I received a lot of 'raised eyebrows' from both my peer group and my family due the sudden 'change'..

For the first a couple months I would gag if I even smelled meat cooking. Almost all 'food' for that matter.



The 'change' was sudden and came without warning.
 Quoting: Seer777


yes as i noticed that about myself as i wrote that /z\, i saw two things
me in the company of meat eaters , which was yuck
me in the company of non meat eaters, which was lovley cos the sensation of the food was lovley to my senses
thus i know this day my change of eating style dictates my association with other people
and i like it so tounge

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Yes.

Much of the 'emotion' comes from others looking on, in said occurrence.

Meat eaters may form the same disdain toward you, which one forms around 'meat eating'.

Does that make sense?


Accommodating behavior by friends and family is often begrudged and flavored with a scent of their perceived 'snobbishness' of you and your 'beliefs'.

Most likely due the belief that a vegetarian looks down on 'meat eaters'. Which I can say in my case, is not the case.

However, I do think 'mindless eating' is a real issue.

Mindful eating is being much more popular and generally embraced.
 Quoting: Seer777


well, thus far my "change" has not been seen by others so how i am thought of in the company of others eating i have yet to experience
thinking about it my general self imposed withdrawal from social events fits quite well cos i do not have to eat in the company of others ever if i do not want to cos i have no shared eating habits with another person

useful tounge
 Quoting: aether


I received a lot of 'raised eyebrows' from both my peer group and my family due the sudden 'change'..

For the first a couple months I would gag if I even smelled meat cooking. Almost all 'food' for that matter.



The 'change' was sudden and came without warning.
 Quoting: Seer777


yes as i noticed that about myself as i wrote that /z\, i saw two things
me in the company of meat eaters , which was yuck
me in the company of non meat eaters, which was lovley cos the sensation of the food was lovley to my senses
thus i know this day my change of eating style dictates my association with other people
and i like it so tounge
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People eat meat. That is just the way it is. I have no issue watching people eat meat, unless it is Mindlessly.


For example, I watched the newer movie version of Star Trek last night, and I realized something.

I remember as a child always praying over (being thankful for) the food which I was provided and about to consume. A gift of sustenance.

Which it seems, is now often regarded as a 'given' and no longer is food seen as something to be routinely thankful for.


Unless you don't have it.

And then, the volume gets turn down on everything else. I have often wondered how I would fair in a post-apocalyptic world, with little food...

harvesttime

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People eat meat. That is just the way it is. I have no issue watching people eat meat, unless it is Mindlessly.


For example, I watched the newer movie version of Star Trek last night, and I realized something.

I remember as a child always praying over (being thankful for) the food which I was provided and about to consume. A gift of sustenance.

Which it seems, is now often regarded as a 'given' and no longer is food seen as something to be routinely thankful for.


Unless you don't have it.

And then, the volume gets turn down on everything else. I have often wondered how I would fair in a post-apocalyptic world, with little food...

harvesttime
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yes i see your point, it was the sudden smell of meat preperation i experienced talking to you that propmted me to say that, likly watching others eat meat will not effect me at all but the cooking of it would

yes , how we came to eat meat is likley cos it was the food that worked for us at the time and now we can change to non meat, we will
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People eat meat. That is just the way it is. I have no issue watching people eat meat, unless it is Mindlessly.


For example, I watched the newer movie version of Star Trek last night, and I realized something.

I remember as a child always praying over (being thankful for) the food which I was provided and about to consume. A gift of sustenance.

Which it seems, is now often regarded as a 'given' and no longer is food seen as something to be routinely thankful for.


Unless you don't have it.

And then, the volume gets turn down on everything else. I have often wondered how I would fair in a post-apocalyptic world, with little food...

harvesttime
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yes i see your point, it was the sudden smell of meat preperation i experienced talking to you that propmted me to say that, likly watching others eat meat will not effect me at all but the cooking of it would

yes , how we came to eat meat is likley cos it was the food that worked for us at the time and now we can change to non meat, we will
 Quoting: aether


We came to 'eat meat' to survive in a semi-hostile environment. Just as all the other carnivorous/omnivorous of the animal kingdom.


One must consume life to live.

Even plants, trees and grasses are alive. As we all know.


However, some it seems have moved past the need for eating.

Buddha Boy springs to Mind.

What is he eating? :)
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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However, some it seems have moved past the need for eating.

Buddha Boy springs to Mind.

What is he eating?
:)
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Feels like this...


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What does it mean, then.... when humans lose their appetites, even when food is all around?

hmm
 Quoting: Azeratel Axo


For me personally...

It was a sudden understanding of what 'food' actually IS...

AppleRose



I know WHY Buddha boy could just 'sit there'. I would have as well.


If I was afforded the opportunity, without constant 'outside' disturbance...

Duality2
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Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
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Just found this and thought I would share...


Thread: The Little Buddha Boy Emerged Last Year As A Man
[link to paldendorje.com]

Dharma speech given on March 21, 2012



Maha Sambodhi Guru Dharma Sangha


Namo Bodhi Shravan Guru Sanghaya
Namo Maitri Sarva Dharma Sanghaya


Having followed the path of the true Dharma in search of purest path, I am giving the eternal message at the world Peace Maitri Puja, lovingly benefitting all the Dharma loving followers for the liberation from the suffering and pain of all sentient beings by the form of the GuruMarga GuruPath- Bodhi Shravan Dharma Sangha which was established having arrived on earth 35 thousand years ago according to the Maitri Calander.

Just as a flower without obstacle freely offers its beauty and fragrance to the whole universe proves itself to be, so should humans eliminate from their lives attachment, anger, greed, desire, pride, murder, violence, and other defilements; for unless one cultivates the true Dharma's precepts, the fragrant flower cannot blossom.

Since I have submitted to extreme penance and practices for the path of true freedom and emancipation for the world from May 17, 2005 until May 17, 2011; without deviation even for a single moment, I have been fully devoted to the Maitreya Meditation with complete determination, the GuruMarga (Guru Path) that has landed is Bodhi Shravan Dharma Sangha. Bodhi Shravan means the true aim to be a realized guru.

Having recognized the substance of the entire existence or having the power of all knowledge and the words of Dharma Sangha addresses all Gurus of this world and other worlds. Bodhi Shravan Dharma Sangha in other words all the Gurus having followed the path of Enlightenment from the Gurus of the Path and GuruMarga or having received the wisdom has been named Bodhi Shravan Dharma Sangha


[link to paldendorje.com]
 Quoting: Shirley Partridge


Remember Buddha Boy?

I wonder where he is now.


[link to www.youtube.com]

Seashell
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Wow this documentary was great. Went into a lot of things...

Amazing.


Including EXTREME fasting, as well as Tummo.
[link to en.wikipedia.org]

I am wondering if this could be the cause of the sudden 'hot hand phenomena'.

I also found it interesting how the monk would not discuss how it is done.

lol.


I wonder...
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rainbowserpentme

:)
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People eat meat. That is just the way it is. I have no issue watching people eat meat, unless it is Mindlessly.


For example, I watched the newer movie version of Star Trek last night, and I realized something.

I remember as a child always praying over (being thankful for) the food which I was provided and about to consume. A gift of sustenance.

Which it seems, is now often regarded as a 'given' and no longer is food seen as something to be routinely thankful for.


Unless you don't have it.

And then, the volume gets turn down on everything else. I have often wondered how I would fair in a post-apocalyptic world, with little food...

:harvesttime:
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yes i see your point, it was the sudden smell of meat preperation i experienced talking to you that propmted me to say that, likly watching others eat meat will not effect me at all but the cooking of it would

yes , how we came to eat meat is likley cos it was the food that worked for us at the time and now we can change to non meat, we will
 Quoting: aether


We came to 'eat meat' to survive in a semi-hostile environment. Just as all the other carnivorous/omnivorous of the animal kingdom.


One must consume life to live.

Even plants, trees and grasses are alive. As we all know.


However, some it seems have moved past the need for eating.

Buddha Boy springs to Mind.

What is he eating? :)
 Quoting: Seer777


This is making me smile for which I thank you both, especially the bolded indigo.

Next is the understanding that water is the memory between humans and Gaia.

hf
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We came to 'eat meat' to survive in a semi-hostile environment. Just as all the other carnivorous/omnivorous of the animal kingdom.


One must consume life to live.

Even plants, trees and grasses are alive. As we all know.


However, some it seems have moved past the need for eating.

Buddha Boy springs to Mind.

What is he eating? :)
 Quoting: Seer777


well buddha boy seems an exercise in financial reward in a culture where meditation is one of the tools traditionaly utilized to manapulate local belief into servitude

can people our shape not eat material , why would we not, the line between conscious matter that is offended becoming transmuted (eaten) and conscious matter that is not offended is a topic we have not got to yet tounge

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We came to 'eat meat' to survive in a semi-hostile environment. Just as all the other carnivorous/omnivorous of the animal kingdom.


One must consume life to live.

Even plants, trees and grasses are alive. As we all know.


However, some it seems have moved past the need for eating.

Buddha Boy springs to Mind.

What is he eating? :)
 Quoting: Seer777


well buddha boy seems an exercise in financial reward
in a culture where meditation is one of the tools traditionaly utilized to manapulate local belief into servitude

can people our shape not eat material , why would we not, the line between conscious matter that is offended becoming transmuted (eaten) and conscious matter that is not offended is a topic we have not got to yet tounge
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I disagree completely.

What was 'created around him' was not his doing. His intention remained pure. IMO.


Go sit on packed dirt for any length of time, and you find pain quite shortly...crippling pain after several hours.

Imagine days, weeks...
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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can people our shape not eat material , why would we not, the line between conscious matter that is offended becoming transmuted (eaten) and conscious matter that is not offended is a topic we have not got to yet tounge
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In February 1966, he attached polygraph electrodes to a Dracaena cane plant, to measure at first the time taken for water to reach the leaves. The electrodes are used to measure galvanic skin response and the plant showed readings which resembled that of a human. This made Backster try different scenarios, and claimed that the readings went off the chart when he burnt the leaf, because he claimed that the plant registered a stress response to his thoughts of harming it. He conducted another similar experiment where he observed a plant's response to the death of a brine shrimp in another room; his results convinced him that plants demonstrated telepathic awareness. He argued that plants perceived human intentions, and as he began to investigate further, he also reported finding that other human thoughts and emotions caused reactions in plants, that could be recorded by a polygraph instrument. He termed the plants' sensitivity to thoughts "primary perception", and published his findings from the experiments in the International Journal of Parapsychology in 1968. After 1973, he further experimented on yoghurt bacteria, eggs and human sperm and he claimed his results showed "primary perception" could be measured in all living things.
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The newspaper reported: "He doesn't juggle. He doesn't twist balloons into animal shapes. He just stares."
The engravings translate to "This space intentionally left blank."

The prayer is inscribed in an ancient script, rarely used today. It seems to be a philippic against small insects, absent-mindedness, and the picking up and dropping of small objects.

The gate is open; through it you can see a desolation, with a pile of mangled bodies in one corner. Thousands of voices, lamenting some hideous fate, can be heard.
The way through the gate is barred by evil spirits, who jeer at your attempts to pass.
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We came to 'eat meat' to survive in a semi-hostile environment. Just as all the other carnivorous/omnivorous of the animal kingdom.


One must consume life to live.

Even plants, trees and grasses are alive. As we all know.


However, some it seems have moved past the need for eating.

Buddha Boy springs to Mind.

What is he eating? :)
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well buddha boy seems an exercise in financial reward
in a culture where meditation is one of the tools traditionaly utilized to manapulate local belief into servitude

can people our shape not eat material , why would we not, the line between conscious matter that is offended becoming transmuted (eaten) and conscious matter that is not offended is a topic we have not got to yet tounge
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I disagree completely.

What was 'created around him' was not his doing. His intention remained pure. IMO.


Go sit on packed dirt for any length of time, and you find pain quite shortly...crippling pain after several hours.

Imagine days, weeks...
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i know, i have met some of them, i met a man who kept his right arm upright for 40 years, when i met him, for bramha
his arm was petrified solid, like oak

i also met children whos parents had placed insects into hollow walnut shells over their eyes thus they become blind and would legaly beg
next to the man with the arm for bramha
that is where it had got them 20 years ago

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Well...we will have to agree to disagree on that. I do not see how the two relate.

Purposely blinding children to become beggars, is horrifying to my sense and in comparison of one meditating under a tree.


Buddha Boy just sat there. 'Taking' nothing.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
~Seneca
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Well...we will have to agree to disagree on that. I do not see how the two relate.

Purposely blinding children to become beggars, is horrifying to my sense and in comparison of one meditating under a tree.


Buddha Boy just sat there. 'Taking' nothing.
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did he
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Well...we will have to agree to disagree on that. I do not see how the two relate.

Purposely blinding children to become beggars, is horrifying to my sense and in comparison of one meditating under a tree.


Buddha Boy just sat there. 'Taking' nothing.
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did he
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Watch the video. They have a camera trained on him. Watch how little he moves. The human body is not structured to sit still for long periods. That is why we are always moving.

Also, there is a bit about another man on the same vid, who went under 'locked in' 24hr clinical observation for a month.
Difficulties strengthen the Mind as labor does the body...
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Well...we will have to agree to disagree on that. I do not see how the two relate.

Purposely blinding children to become beggars, is horrifying to my sense and in comparison of one meditating under a tree.


Buddha Boy just sat there. 'Taking' nothing.
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did he
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Watch the video. They have a camera trained on him. Watch how little he moves. The human body is not structured to sit still for long periods. That is why we are always moving.

Also, there is a bit about another man on the same vid, who went under 'locked in' 24hr clinical observation for a month.
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okay
it is not what they physicly do i find odd, i do not
it is the imformation they provide to others i find odd
the information their altered state tells
it does never seem to conatian anything but common sense and traditional beliefs supporting common sense
and
because traditonal beliefs have never manifested practical common sense in listeners of the belief
i look and wonder
what is the point





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