Lee Camp exposes paid actors for Israel

Jewish Lee Camp via Sabby Sabs, 12/27/23; Sheldon S., Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Lee Camp (formerly of Redacted Tonight) EXPOSES paid ACTORS for Israel (clip)

(Sabby Sabs) Remember the great Lee Camp? He's Jewish. He was on the cancelled Russian network RT ("Russia Today") with his show Redacted Tonight. Lots of people were. It was a good network. It's time to cancel ADHD victim Thom Hartmann for being on it, if we're canceling anyone associated with the defunct channel, taken down for being too successful against CIA/FBI interests. He's a Jew willing to call out Zionists (some of whom are Jews), sell outs who take money from Israel, AIPAC, and other racist-militarist organizations promoting genocide.

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Everyone alive wants happiness (Ajahn Lee)

Ajahn Lee via Ven. Sujato and Ellie Askew; Dhr. Seven (ed.), Wisdom Quarterly

I want more happiness than my human.

Everyone alive wants happiness -- even common animals -- but our actions for the most part aren't in line with our intentions. This is why we don't realize the happiness we want. It is simply because there's no truth to us.

For example, when people come to the monastery, if they come to make offerings, observe precepts, or sit in meditation for the sake of praise or a good reputation, there's no real merit to what they're doing.

They don't gain real happiness from it, so they end up disappointed and dissatisfied. Then they start saying that offerings, precepts, and meditation don't yield any good results.

Instead of reflecting on the fact that they weren't right and honest in doing these things, they say that there's no real good to the Three Jewels, the Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha, that the Buddha's teachings (Dharma) are a lot of nonsense and lies, that the Buddha's followers (Sangha) follow without benefit.

But actually the Buddha's teachings are an affair of the truth. If a person isn't true to the Buddha's teachings, the Buddha's teachings will not be true to that person -- and that person won't be able to know what the Buddha's true teachings are.

Comedian Lee Camp: 'Redacted Tonight (video)

In this week’s episode Lee Camp discusses what Bernie supporters should do now that the mainstream media has written off other candidates. [Maybe vote for Jill Stein?] He also reveals recent proof that shows how Google Inc. influenced the presidential primary towards Hillary. John and Lee discuss the new trend of "poverty denial" -- because as we all know, no one is really "poor" in the USA -- and how it impacts America’s poorer citizens. Finally, Naomi discusses the latest in attacks against Net neutrality.

• Ashley Wells, Seth Auberon, CC Liu, Wisdom Quarterly; Lee Camp, "Redacted Tonight" (RT, 6-24-16), Jimmy Dore (The Jimmy Dore Show/TYT/The Young Turks Network)

SnakeMan (naga); Piercing Fest; Dog Karma

Buddhist mythology is replete with references to Nagas or "snakes" (a.k.a. Reptilians, shape shifters, dragons). Sometimes called Serpent Kings (raja-nagas), other times banned from becoming monks (according to the Vinaya ordination rules applicants must be asked if they're human), one is forced to confront how real these beings are.

While the dispute may continue for some time in the West, already widely accepted throughout the East, this human being may make one question the underlying motive to move from one species to the other.

This is a poignant case because similar thing took place during the Buddha's life. There were Hindu mendicants practicing the severe austerities such as the "Dog Duty Ascetic" (MN 57). That is, they were behaving in every way like canines. When asked if this had any spiritual significance, good or ill, the Buddha replied that this practice was the path to rebirth as a dog.

"Ripley's freaky manimals" (Reuters)

Given that behaving like an animal may well lead to rebirth as that type of animal, these other extremes of self-mortification may cause one to pause. What comes of self-inflicted piercings, lacerations, and other ascetic stunts? They (yogic tapas) were once performed to free the mind or "spirit" from the wicked, debasing body. However, the body is only the servant of the heart. Rather than torturing the servant, the Buddha pointed out that spiritual success came from taming and thereby liberating the heart through restraint, meditation, and insight (sila, samadhi, and panna). As the heart is set free, the body follows.

"Body-piercing for the faithful" (Reuters 9/4/08) -- People from a village in India's eastern Jharkhand pierce their bodies in a bid to please the goddess "Mansa." They believe that by piercing their bodies they will please their goddess who will protect them from snake bites. The festival is called Panchparagana and is celebrated during the rainy season every year.

• Extremes at annual Vegetarian Festival (Phuket, Thailand)
• Karma (behaving like animals leads to rebirth in animal realm)

The Dog Duty Ascetic
Kukkuravatika Sutra (edited excerpt) MN 57

"Venerable sir, this naked dog-duty ascetic, Seniya, does what is hard to do: He eats his food when it is thrown on the ground. This dog duty has long been taken up and practiced by him. What will be his destination? What will be his future course [i.e., his rebirth]?"

"Enough, Punna, let it be. Do not ask me that."

But a second and third time Punna, the ox-duty ascetic, asked the Buddha: "Venerable sir, this naked dog-duty ascetic, Seniya...What will be his destination? What will be his future course?"

"Well, Punna, since I cannot dissuade you when I say 'Enough, Punna, let it be. Do not ask me that,' therefore I shall answer you.

"Punna, here someone develops the dog-duty fully and unstintingly, one develops the dog-habit fully and unstintingly, one develops the dog-mind fully and unstintingly, one develops dog-behavior fully and unstintingly. Having done so, on the dissolution of the body, after death, one reappears in the company of dogs. But if one's view is something like: 'By this virtue or duty or asceticism or holy life I shall become a (great) god or some (lesser) god' [i.e., a brahma or deva] that is wrong-view in that person's case.

Now there are two destinations for one with wrong-view, I say, the Great Waste [niraya] or the animal womb. So, Punna, if Seniya's dog-duty is perfected, it will lead him to the company of dogs; if it is not, it will lead him to the Great Waste."

Modern dog-duty asceticism? Lee Wen in Singapore (www.foi.sg)