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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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- Remembering is not enough
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- Something to think about this Memorial Day
- In memory of ALL who served and died
- Quote of the Day
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- A little history goes a long way
- This says it all, folks:
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- Saturday limerick blogging!
- Something about water and hope
- Friday cat blogging!
- Something interesting about the oil
- Ah, technology!
- Quote of the Day
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- A quote of the day
- For your edification:
- Today's QuickVote
- Just a little comic relief:
- Something very worrying
- Pathetic, isn't it?
- Quote of the Day
- Friday cat blogging!
- Was Carter Right?
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- Something about the call of nature
- Pay attention to this, please:
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- Bill Maher at his best
- Do think about this:
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- Energy and reality
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- Teaching empathy
- Friday cat blogging!
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- Republicans and Limbaugh
- It's so much worse than we thought.
- Ambiguity
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- Oh dear, dear, dear:
- Necessary change
- Saturday limerick blogging!
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- Child-free conservationism
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- The problem with banning abortion
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- Oil spill an "act of God" ??????
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- Simply outstanding snark
- Limbaugh accuses environmentalists
- Eight really important words
- May Day
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Hah!!! Love commas!!! People don't write anymore. Therefore, they just don't know how important they are!!! Spelling is really lacking, as well!
ReplyDeleteLove it
ReplyDeleteI also like the trafic sign's the say: Slow children at play. I always thought that ment you were entering an area of developmentally challenged children.