Poonjaji. You make choice you suffer

Sat. Chit. Shushupti

Subtle body carries karma baggage to next life

Causal body. Biggest. Bliss of Shushupti

Joseph Campbell disciple of Swami Nikhilanandaji

It’s always darkest before eternal nothingness

VASNA-MUKTA

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Multitasking can reduce productivity by up to 40 percent, research finds.

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a tunny hlade 

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Maya v Krsna

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EXCITN X BIOSAR X MNY PWR TO COMFORT NEXT GEN X ULTMT STILLNESS LYFSTILL OR DTHSTILL

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SSPA. Tat tamasi. You are That. Grand Identity

Tat Tvam Asi (That Thou Art): This is contained in the Chhandogya Upanishad of Sama Veda. This is Upadesha Vakya uttered by the Guru to disciple. Ayam Atma Brahma (This Atman is Brahman): This is contained in the Mandukya Upanishad of the Atharva Veda.

SSPA. Ontology. Epistemology. Axiology

Sat Chit Ananda

RS. Chaos revolution

Most things are probabilistic 

Eg weather 

RS. Statistics is not hard core deterministic

KP. Intuition gives hypothesis. Hypothesis is guess

Science proves hypothesis 

Science advances in intuitive hypothesis 

OS. We are deterministic creatures living in a probabilistic universe

DMCE XONS

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DVLPING MSS CSLTY EVNT 

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ANONYMOUSANANDA

GXE NOT ALWAYS FAIR X MAYBE KRMA ALWAYS FAIR

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SUN -CONSCIOUS

A bong rip of a theory suggests that all matter possesses some form of mind or consciousness, not just animals — including, as one biologist suggests, the Sun itself.

In a fascinating dive into the hypothesis, which adherents call "panpsychism," Popular Mechanics reports that this out-there concept has existed for thousands of years, and in its more crystallized form has been bubbling around for the last few hundred years.

Though inklings of similar thought had existed since ancient Greece, the term "panpsychism" was, as the report explains, coined in the 16th century by Italian philosopher Francesco Patrizi. Though it enjoyed 19th century credibility when the psychology superstar Williams James publicly ascribed to it, the theory was veritably killed in the 1920s by the Vienna Circle when its "logical positivism" — the idea that philosophical questions must have logical answers — took hold of the philosophical world.

Fast forward to the year 2004, when another Italian, the neuroscientist and psychiatrist Giulio Tononi, proposed what he called the "integrated information theory of consciousness," which suggests that consciousness is, essentially, almost everywhere. By and by, a sort of panpsychist renaissance began to take place, and in 2014 — nearly 100 years after the Vienna Circle killed the feel-good theory — the respected neuroscientist Christof Koch argued in Scientific American that if lumps of matter can form into human bodies and become conscious, there's no reason that groups of elementary particles couldn't either.

Sun Salutation

While AI pioneer and fashion-forward hat-wearer Ben Goertzel has been an adherent since at least '04, perhaps one of the most compelling instances of panpsychist thought came in 2021, when biologist and author Rupert Sheldrake published a paper questioning whether the Sun itself might be conscious.

"Consciousness does not need to be confined to brains," Sheldrake told Popular Mechanics in its new story. "The link between minds and physical systems seems to be through rhythmic electromagnetic fields, which of course are present in our brains. They are also present in and around the Sun, and these could be the interface between the solar mind and the body of the Sun."

To be fair, there isn't a lick of evidence of support this theory. And Sheldrake is a peculiar character; he does hold a PhD in biochemistry, and he did research at Cambridge University in the 1970s. But since then he's been drawn to a variety of extremely out-there topics ranging from crystals to telepathy, and been largely dismissed in the mainstream.

Still, it's a fun idea in a sci-fi type of way. The Sun is a complex system; maybe it harbors mysteries we haven't yet comprehended.

And say the whole thing is somehow true — if so, what would the Sun think about?

"It may be able to choose in which direction to send out solar flares or coronal mass ejections," Sheldrake mused to PopMech, "which can have an enormous effect on life on Earth, and to which our technologies are very vulnerable."

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CONFLICT RESOLUTION MAND TRAINING OHS

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DYNAMIC RISK ASSESSMENT 

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PALMS MODEL OF COMMUNICATION - KVL 

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LEAPS MODEL OF COMMUNICATION 

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CUDSA MODEL OF COMMUNICATION 

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REASONED APPEAL 

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When aggressor looks away but still appears agitated and goes quiet this is often a danger sign that a physical attack is imminent.

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G Mate

Trauma is not the end of your story, it's just the beginning.

NH

A LASCAUX FR 15000 BCE  If you can not do great things, do small things in a great way."

- Napoleon Hill A A A

EXTN CRSS REMNANT 109

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"Success is the sum of small efforts - repeated day in and day out."

ROBERT COLLIER A

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HUMAN CHILD- GROW SLOW

 

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One Two punch from Universe

Surgery then CA Dx 

Exceptional longevity. Over 85

Optimists tend to live longer, as revealed by research led by Lewina Lee at Harvard University analyzing 69,744 women from the NHS and 1,429 men from the aging study of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The results tell us that optimists tend to live on average 11 to 15 percent longer than pessimists and have an excellent chance of achieving “exceptional longevity” — that is, by definition, an age of over 85 years. These results are not confounded by other factors such as socioeconomic status, general health, social integration, and lifestyle because, according to Lee, optimists are better at reframing an unfavorable situation and responding to it more effectively. They have a more confident attitude toward life and are committed to overcoming obstacles rather than thinking that they can do nothing to change the things that are wrong.

Brahman. Sakshi Chaitanya. Akarta. Abhokta

C. FPIE. First person internal experience

NYCADX X EXTN CRSS BB 209 VK

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Coincidence is Destiny in disguise

SIGIREYA SL GIANT MONOLITH SN TV

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NRS NAM RUP SUFFER

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SUFFERING IS THE SAFAR

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BADA VALLEY INDONESIA

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KRSNAS BUTTERBALL , MAHABALIPURAM 

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Music and Mind

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Meditation is really quite simple. All we have to do is embrace each experience with awareness and open our hearts fully to the present moment." — Mingyur Rinpoche

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THINK CLIMATE EMPATHY

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BK. Loving things have consciousness. Dissociative boundaries

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BK. Where did the fist go? Just a configuration of Nature

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Sn tv. The Gone. We found R. He is gone

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SOCIALISM IN FOREST

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Clear Midnight", written by Walt Whitman, death is symbolized as midnight, presented as the peaceful ending of the day. He reflects on his soul and the boundless freedom it desires that can be found in the night stars

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Jung. A neurosis is an offended god

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Religion. Transcendental

transcendent, as it presented to an individual or to a tribe. Out of
that encounter an image arises, not unlike the bucking beast en-
gendered by the earthquakes, an image that bridges between the
mystery and the perceiving consciousness. Over time, the ego tends
to privilege its own constructs and confuse them with external real-
ity, or confuse them with the mystery. Our finite sensibility cannot
ultimately know that infinite mystery that has been called God. We
have, however, an experience of transcendence, and call it by the
name God. But what we call God is not the name, not the image,
but the profound energy behind the image, which gave rise to its
numinous charge.

WHAT WE RESIST WILL PERSIST

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CULTURAL TRACKING VFO

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PORTALS- LAKE ELIZbwth, ca

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VANISHINGS

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ANXTY ELIXIR , DEPRESSION SEDATIVE

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“To hold a pen is to be at war.”

VOLTAIRE A A A

A IMPERSONAL AWARENESS THAT KNOWS THIS EXPERIENCE

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Today our planet is populated by about a trillion species of microorganisms [3]. They include bacteria - the vast majority – but also viruses, fungi, and unicellular microorganisms.

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MYSTERY OF THE SERPENT MOUND

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