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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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- Quote of the day
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- Quote of the day
- Inspiring headline; inspiring article
- Sunday art blogging
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- So, so true:
- Relationship between taxes and wages
- Friday cat blogging!
- The most important headline ever
- In honor of "Black Friday"
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- Happy Thanksgiving, y'all!
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- Absolutely stunning ignorance
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- Snark of the day
- Lest we forget
- Tragic. Just tragic:
- A headline, a question
- Sunday art blogging
- Just a headline
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- Seduced by the idealized image
- The inches we need are everywhere around us
- Friday cat blogging!
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- Church and State
- It's like this isn't it?
- I really agree with this:
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- Sunday art blogging
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- Your life in six words
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- So here's today's headline
- Friday cat blogging!
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- The Iraqi Christians
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- May be the best political cartoon yet:
- Bush lied
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- Oh, my. Just look at this headline:
- Today's headline
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- A quotation to think about
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- About Obama's Asian trip
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- Now here's a weird headline
- Okay. Here's the headline:
- Friday cat blogging!
- Another headline
- The headline of the day
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- Tina Fey rules!
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- Quotation of the day
- Your headline for today
- Have you?
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- Quite a bumper sticker
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November
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Lovely. Happy Thanksgiving, Ellie. And I appreciate your comments on past posts at my blog! You made my day!
ReplyDeleteEllie, I love the beautiful, old-fashioned pics you've found to commemorate thanksgiving.
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like them, Cathy. I found them at the New York Public Libray digital gallery. They're in the public domain.
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