Death Doctor Dies (Near-Death Experience)

Forensic pathologist's profound NDE (mind-blowing truth revealed 2024

(Life & Beyond) July 14, 2024: A hardcore scientific atheist named Dr. Peter Cummings, a neuropathologist and forensic pathologist, had a profound NDE awakening. 💥 Witness the incredible journey of Dr. Cummings, who experienced a profound near-death experience (NDE) that changed his life forever.

During a water rafting vacation, he drowned, with no registered heart rate shown on his Apple Watch for 8 minutes. This pivotal moment transformed his perspective after conducting thousands of brain cuts, autopsies, and investigations into death. Following his NDE, Dr. Cummings discovered Dr. Jeffrey Long's book, which provided further insights and validation of his experience. Prepare to discover Dr. Cummings' mind-blowing awakening and newfound insights into life, death, and beyond. Don't miss this compelling story of scientific exploration and spiritual revelation! #nde #ScientificRevelation #LifeAfterDeath

⏰ TIMESTAMPS

• 00:00 - Introduction
• 00:36 - Dr. Cummings' Career
• 01:54 - Water Rafting Trip
• 02:48 - Dr. Cummings’ Near-Death Experience
• 04:27 - Encounter with The Light
• 06:10 - Return to His Body
• 09:41 - Seeing the Gigantic Butterfly
• 10:40 - Life After the NDE
• 14:16 - The Transformation
• 14:54 - A Profound Message for All

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Bulls focus on a goal, not Riders (Zen video)

Shambala SunSpace, Rage Against the Machine


Sit-a-Long with Taigu: The Ten Oxherding Pictures (IX)

Rev. Taigu again takes us for a ride with the next of the Ten Oxherding Pictures. He writes:

“Riding the bull home… As one mounts the bull, rides the bull, the world and practice itself are not experienced as obstacles anymore. The bull as an object to grasp, a goal to reach has disappeared. Practice and self are intimate. In this, carefree-ness, detachment, joy arise from the silence space of sitting. The boy is not worried anymore about where he should go, where the bull takes him to, what the Bull-boy will become. As the comment sates: this struggle is over; gain and loss are assimilated. The song of the flute is played by ten thousand things met and released. Forms and sounds play and are played. This dance is nothing but the Bodhisattva stepping into the world, freely playing with what comes and goes, fully interacting with things and beings without being caught by any…”

(Click through to watch today’s talk, and to “sit-a-long.”)

"Bulls on Parade" (Rage Against the Machine)
His microphone explodes, shatterin' the molds
Either drop the hits like De la O or get the [fudge] off
The commode, with that sure shot, sure ta make
The bodies drop, drop and don't copy yo don't call
This a co-opt, terror reigns, drenching, quenchin'
The thirst of power dons that five sided fist-a-gon
Tha rotten sore on the facade of mother gets
Bigger the trigger's cold, empty your purse

Rally around the family
with a pocket full of shells
They rally round the family
with a pocket full of shells

Weapons not home not food not shoes not need
Just feed tha war cannibal animal I walk the corner to
The rubble that used to be a library, line up to the
Mind's cemetery now what we don't know keeps
The contract's alive and movin, they don't gotta
Burn the books, they just remove while arms
Warehouses fill as quick as the cell
Come wit it now. BULLS ON PARADE!

Every day is EARTHDAY

(VOA) For nearly 60 years, Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Gary Snyder has combined an environmental awareness shaped by America's Far West with a Zen Buddhist perspective that celebrates and reveres the natural world.

With his laughing eyes, deeply furrowed skin and unruly white beard, Snyder looks every bit the wizened sage as he reads an excerpt from his translation of a poem by Han-Shan. This Chinese poet, whom Snyder affectionately calls a "mountain madman," lived more than 1,100 years ago in a cave, deep in the wilderness.

The path to Han-shan's place is laughable,

A path, but no sign of cart of horse,

Converging gorges -- hard to trace their twists

Jumbled cliffs -- unbelievably rugged.

A thousand grasses bend with dew,

a hill of pines hums in the wind.

And now I've lost the shortcut home

Body asking shadow, how do you keep up?

(CLICK to listen to Snyder read an excerpt from Han-Shan's "Cold Mountain")

Off the Beaten Path

Like Han-Shan, Snyder says he has gained personal and spiritual insights from his experiences in nature. He is intimately familiar with the wild landscapes of Japan, where he lived and studied Zen Buddhism as a young man. And he knows the winding trails of California's Sierra Nevada mountain range, his home for many years. "A trail is really a handy thing," says Snyder. More>>