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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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- Friday cat blogging!
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- "Sue, baby. Sue."
- Needs to go viral IMHO
- One of Maher's best
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- Pants on fire
- Today's QuickVote
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- Abortion and this state
- Something about justice
- Sunday art blogging
- An illuminating "game"
- Saturday limerick blogging!
- Friday cat blogging!
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- Update on Arizona immigration bill
- Oh. My. God.
- I like this:
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- Care instructions for our Earth
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- Chomsky: "“I have never seen anything like this..."
- Some comic relief - well, sort of...
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- The problem with capitalism
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- About that righteous pharmacist in Virginia
- Down with socialism!
- Just floored by the hypocrisy
- I just thought it was funny, that's all...!
- Friday cat blogging!
- Today's QuickVote
- Really? No kidding!
- Happy tax day!
- Oh, groan!! :-)
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- A fortune for the quitter
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- HUGURK9
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- Something about leadership
- Ha!
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- A wolf in shepherd's clothing
- Another title that says it all, really
- Friday cat blogging!
- Just a reminder, dear people:
- What a GREAT idea:
- It's called teamwork, people:
- Hidden agenda?
- Please, just watch it:
- A little reminder:
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- Climate change - the bare bones issue
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- "Not In Our Town"
- Just sayin'
- More about the Tea Party people
- Give this to the Tea Party folks:
- An important MLK quote
- Blessings of the day!
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- Worth it for the title alone
- Friday cat blogging!
- Today's QuickVote
- Some easy ways we can all make a difference
- Wow. Just wow.
- What real socialists really think
- Just a little gentle humor...
- Oh good grief
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April
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Heh heh heh!!
ReplyDeleteIt did actually strike me last time I watched the Godfather that the sort of hushed veneration Marlon Brando enjoys from his dependents does have a papal flavour about it. But I guess that's stating the obvious. (I haven't watched the film that often - I don't really like it that much.)