Wednesday, August 12, 2026

If there's no God, who they praying to?

Ram's advice to quiet the Monkey Mind


The Great Seer's gained samadhi
(One Timeless WitnessRamana Maharshi ("Great Seer" Ramana) was asked a question by a spiritual seeker trying to "meditate" (reach samadhi, stillness, unification of mind, coherence). Ramana answered him.

The mind may never stop thinking [except deep in the eight Buddhist meditative absorptions, in samadhi], but if we turn our attention to what or who [the Witness, the Watcher] is listening, suddenly the inner voice may pause or stop.

The method to follow, the practice

The voice doesn't bother me. I need stimulation!
"Bhagavan," he asked, "how do I remain as this Witness? The voice remains the moment I stop trying." The seeker expected a method, something to follow, something to practice.

Ramana's voice was gentle but firm, "You cannot remain as the Witness. You are already the Witness. The question itself comes from the mind. The seeker's face tightened, "I do not understand."

Overthinking: Why am I even alive?

More stimulation, more stimulation, more!!!
"The mind wants a method, it wants a practice, it wants a way to achieve 'witnessing.' This is the trap. The mind cannot witness itself into existence. I can only dissolve.

"The practice is simply to notice. When the voice speaks, what hears it? Do not fight the voice. This creates more noise: 'I should not be thinking this, I am failing at meditation, I must try harder!' More voices, more struggle."

A thought arose in the seeker right then, "This is too difficult." Instead of believing it or fighting it, he asked, 'What is aware of this thought?" The question itself dissolved the thought. For a moment, there was only silence, only presence.

So the method is not a method, not a practice?
"Do not try to become the witness," Ramana continued. "This creates a false 'doer.' 'I am witnessing now, I am doing it correctly, I am making progress.' This is still the mind wearing a spiritual mask. Simply rest in the question, 'Who is aware of this thought?'...

"In your relationships," Ramana said, "the voice says, 'They do not love you anymore.' Ask, 'Who is unloved?' The answer? 'I am.' Then ask, 'Who is this "I" that can be loved or unloved?' The story collapses."

He paused. "And [of] that shame, the sense that you have not progressed, that others have arrived somewhere you cannot reach, ask, 'Who is the one who has failed?' The answer? 'I am.'

"Then ask, 'Who is this "I" that can succeed or fail at [meditation] practice?' Its owner cannot be found. The shame does not to be argued away; it simply has no ground to stand on.

But "I am that I am," right?

Don't Feed the Monkey Mind
"The witness is not cultivated," Ramana said, "it is uncovered. Every time you [mindfully] notice the voice, you are already the witness. You just have not recognized it yet."


The seeker sat with this. It was so SIMPLE, it felt impossible. He had spent years trying to improve his mind, control his thoughts, become a better meditator.

And now Ramana was saying, "Just notice what is already aware [mindful]. Every example leads to the same place. The voice has an owner that cannot be found. And what remains when the owner [ego, atta, atman] disappears, that is what you are."

"Bhavagan," he said quietly, "what is the purpose of the question, 'Who am I?' if it cannot be answered?"


Ramana smiled. "The question, 'Who am I?' is not meant to be answered by the mind. It is meant to DISSOLVE the mind.

The seeker closed his eyes. The voice had nothing left to say.... He no longer needed the voice to stop.

I hired/rented a lesbian girlfriend in Japan


Pretty Woman (Disney, Inc.)
(seerasan) I hired a rental Japanese girlfriend (lesbian 🌈 "escort") in Tokyo (Edo) 💘 the capital of Buddhist Japan.

[I called a call girl. I hope people won't call me a "Dick Gere," the Dalai Lama's best American pal next to Bob Thurman (Were they in the Epstein Files, too?), like Dick was in Disney's Pretty Woman, but at least I'm not pulling a Julia Roberts as a happy hooker WH*R*, right?]

Real human "companions" for rent!

You're a Pretty Girl. - If you say so, Boss.
[Sex work, I mean prostitution, I mean paid dating is hot when ladies do it, but men are disgusting when they pay for "companionship" and exploit needy Japanese girls just trying to make some easy money! I was looking for a paid relationship after reading anime about it. What's wrong with that? I felt frustrated. Money is money!]
Why do "sign girls" work on streets?

Americans watch Japanese porn?

Trump's fecal problem with Israel 💩


Never again, well, not to Jews
Bernie Sanders explains Trump
(Bernie Sanders) What do election results mean for MN and MI?
Peggy Flanagan and Dr. Abdul El-Sayed beat super PACs

Epstein's trans niece Anya Wick tells all

Epstein's niece Anya Wick: He's part of Satanic fertility cult, Jewish Baal worship


Niece Anya Wick: Seinfeld's Larry David raped/molested me as a child

Epstein associated Woody Allen performed incest, child molestation?
(Mario Nawfal) Rino Oh: "I've never seen Jeffrey [Epstein] eat": child molestation codewords human cannibal "jerky," "pizza," "grape soda"

Billionaire Bill Gates part of Epstein's cabal?
We were all involved. They make you do it to keep your billions. Melinda found out and left.
(New York Post) The fall of the former richest man in the world Bill Gates, while newest richest man in the world Elon Musk is also heavily involved with spy for Israel Jeffrey Epstein

(Comedian Destroys) Seinfeld co-writer, Curb Your Enthusiasm actor Larry David delivers scathing takedown of apartheid Israel backer and Zionist apologist Bill Maher, puts him in his place.


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Tuesday, August 11, 2026

Eclipse, alignment, and meteor shower


What is Earth center of that stars circle it?
Remember to see the "per-seeds" (pronounced /per-see-ids/) through the dark night of the new (missing) moon, a fireball Perseid meteor shower, as earth passes through the debris field of Comet Swift-Tuttle, and an alignment of six planets: Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune. There's a total solar eclipse, the first in 27 years for Europe, over Greenland (technically part of Denmark), Iceland, and Spain -- a shadow going in the wrong direction if the Earth were spinning from west (Greenland) to Spain (east). It will be visible to millions on Earth. Will the world end? - YES, but not tomorrow.


Nearly 2 1⁄2 years after space enthusiasts on Earth last saw a total solar eclipse, another is on its way, allowing U.S. viewers to see a partial glimpse of the phenomenon, with other parts of the world like Spain seeing totality.

This year’s eclipse falls on the morning of Aug. 12, 2026, allowing people across most of Europe and in northwestern Africa to see the moon something (possibly Rahu) cover or "eclipse" most of the sun.

For most people, including those in the United States, the moon will not completely block the sun, making this year’s eclipse partial, according to NASA's website.


The lucky people in the USA able to view the partial solar eclipse this year include those from Alaska to North Carolina. People in [the small capital country of] Washington, DC [the ruling district of the larger country's original imperial-colonial name, Columbia], will also be able to see it.

In Alaska, the eclipse will happen in the morning, while those in the northern U.S. will be able to see it between midday and midafternoon, NASA said. People near the center of the eclipse path in Greenland, Russia or the North Atlantic will experience the eclipse for a slightly longer period; most people will see the sun eclipsed for less than two minutes, according to NASA. More:

Monday, August 10, 2026

How to LIVE if we're sure we'll die?

(Buddhism Podcast) When death comes, what truly matters? | Buddhist Wisdom

Some are as if dead already
Things can wait. What's the rush?
Heedlessness
(Pāli pamada, Sanskrit pramāda, Tibetan bakmepa) is a Buddhist term translated as "heedlessness," "carelessness," "negligence," and so on. In the Mahayana tradition, pramāda is defined to not apply oneself earnestly and carefully to adopting a wholesome attitude and abandoning unwholesome actions. More

The heedful do not die*
I'll do what can be done right now.
Heedfulness (Pāli appamāda, Sanskrit apramāda, Tibetan Wylie bag yod pa) is a Buddhist term translated as "diligence," "conscientious," "concern," "vigilance," and so on. It is defined as taking great care concerning what should be adopted and what should be avoided [1, 2].

In the Theravada Pāli canon, a vast collection of the historical Buddha's earliest teachings, the term appamāda is very significant. The essence of its meaning cannot be captured with a single English word. "Heedfulness," "diligence," and "conscientiousness" all capture certain aspects of appamāda. It is identified as one of the 11 virtuous mental factors in the Mahayana Abhidharma teachings. More
  • *One will never again die when one gets off of the samsaric cycle of endless "wandering on" of rebirths chasing fulfillment that is not to be found.
  • Nirvana is "the deathless" (amata, amrita, ambrosia)
  • Watch my death-defying jump against nature!
  • The Four Right Efforts: (1) The effort to prevent the non-arising of harmful, unskillful things that have not yet arisen. (2) The effort to abandon harmful, unskillful things that have already arisen. (3) The effort to promote the arising of skillful things that have not yet arisen. (4) The effort to maintain, develop, and bring to culmination what has already arisen.
Five Recollections of the Upajjhatthana Sutta

What did the historical Buddha teach?
Here are two English translations and the original Pali text of the "Five Recollections," remembrances, or contemplations:
  1. I am sure to become old; I cannot avoid aging.
    I am subject to aging, have not gone [gotten] beyond aging.
  2. I am sure to become ill; I cannot avoid illness.
    I am subject to illness, have not gone beyond illness.
  3. I am sure to die; I cannot avoid death.
    I am subject to death, have not gone beyond death.
  4. I am subject to separation and loss, parted from all that is dear and loved by me.
    I will grow different, separate from all that is dear and appealing to me.
  5. I am the owner of my actions (karma), heir of my actions, actions are the womb (from which I have sprung and will be reborn), actions are my relations, actions are my protection. Whatever actions I do, skillful or unskillful, of these I shall be the heir [2].
    I am the owner of my actions, heir to my actions, born of my actions, related through my actions, and have my actions as my arbitrator. Whatever I do, wholesome or unwholesome, to that will I fall heir [3].
Cultivate all eight factors of the Path
The Buddha advised, "These are the five facts to often reflect on, whether one is a woman or a man, a layperson or a monastic" [5].

Since the Buddha redefined karma as "intention" (cetana, the decisive intent underlying a deed or action) in the Nibbedhika Sutta, intention or intentionally-committed actions may be better translations of "karma" in the fifth recollection. More

The 'goal' of Buddhism: Enlightenment

What could go wrong? Broken "enlightenment"

Apathy or indifference?
In neurology, abulia (aboulia from Ancient Greek βουλή, meaning not-"will") [1] is a lack of will, volition, initiative, willful-motive. It is a disorder of diminished motivation.

Abulia falls in the middle of the spectrum of diminished motivation, with apathy being milder and akinetic mutism being the most severe [2].

The condition was originally considered to be a disorder of the will [3, 4], as aboulic individuals are unable to act or make decisions independently.

Can everyone become a buddha?
(Natasha Yehenara) If all have "Buddha-nature," can everyone become one?

Their condition may range in severity from subtle to overwhelming. In the case of akinetic mutism, many patients describe that as soon as they "will" or attempt a movement, a "counter-will" or "resistance" [a possessive demonic spirit?] rises up to meet them [5]. More

What happens at death? (Gnosticism)

Death is not final but only a transition
  • Materialism, which the Buddha called a pernicious wrong view, says when we die from here, everything ends, we dissolve, there is no result of actions (karma); life had no meaning, and everything is lost. This is the Annihilationist view, the fear or relief that we will be annihilated at death when we will not.
  • Escape the rebirth trap of samsara now before it's too late.
  • Eternalism is what the Buddha called a pernicious wrong view that takes the other extreme -- that we do not die at death but persist and go on. This is closer to the (conventional) truth, as anyone who has a near-death experience will realize, but it is wrong in assuming that an eternal "soul" or "substance" carries on. An impersonal process carries on, a chain of causation, so that karma bears fruit. And while the person who passes from here and rearises (reappears) hereafter are not identical, so there is no "identity" to cling to even now at this moment. What is there? There are the ever-changing Five Aggregates clung to as self, dependently arisen, and hurtling toward destruction, dissolution, disappearance at every moment. There is nothing to cling to, but the aggregates nevertheless grasp and cling.
  • As with Gnosticism, this needs to be realized while we are yet alive, or the process will continue, and we will simply be reborn again and again and again.
Gnostics, what goes on, what remains?

(Gnostic Talk) I've stopped calling it "death" because the Gnostics had a completely different word for it. What is the Pistis Sophia? (It is comforting to think that Jesus Christ/Saint Issa understood this, but sad that modern sectarian Christians do not.

We won't be judged after death

How to escape the rebirth trap: Gnosticism
(Gnostic Talk) The full story of the Reincarnation Trap every Gnostic needs to know