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"In the post-meditative experience become a child of illusion" is a slogan from the Tibetan mind training tradition. We engage the world as we experience it all the while realizing that reality is not as it seems to be.
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- That war
- A letter from Sojourners about the food crisis
- The problem with soundbites
- Today's CNN QuickVote
- Astronomy picture
- The real differences
- War costs
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- Jeremiah Wright
- McCain's Sweet Talk Express
- Friday cat blogging!
- Real principles
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- Cesar Chavez quote
- MASS EXTINCTION UNDERWAY
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- Today
- Now this is troubling
- War
- I support Jimmy Carter
- Oh, this is funny!
- Support the troops?
- Friday cat blogging!
- "Worst Person in the World"
- The regressive right
- Quote of the week
- Those in need
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- That whole "bitter" flap
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- Something to think about
- Anything Into Oil
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- Good snark
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- Inventing enemies
- World clock
- Friday cat blogging!
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- We are all connected
- The Art of War
- Wise words
- "Do what I want, or I won't be your friend anymore."
- Autism awareness
- Oh, this is seriously funny!
- The Real News
- White privilege
- American history "myths"
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- A Dream Deferred
- Time to lay off the fish
- A culture of corruption
- Just the black notes!
- For your listening pleasure
- The MSM
- Dr. King took on capitalism
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- Friday cat blogging!
- Worst. President. Ever.
- Today's CNN QuickVote
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- Children see. Children do.
- McCain is breaking the law
- Revealing photo
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- Quote of the day
- News flash: Wal-Mart does the right thing!
- Michael Savage wants to send me to Gitmo
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April
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How long has it been since you had to confess to the sin of Pride? LOL
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Ha!
ReplyDeleteYeah, I just loved this bumper sticker, though!!! :-)
Thing is, in so many cases it really is a toss up between my dog and the spoiled soccer star/ballerina princess/equestrian/teen-age supermodel in the vehicle in front of me. Kids are not as special as their parents think the are. I've seen kids. I've talked to them. They aren't worthy of so much bumpersticker fame.
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