Massive volcano and quake hit Japan

(Stefan Burns)

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Waiting for Hurricane Milton in hotel (live)

The mayor of Tampa said if you stay in Tampa, you will die. Dead. Evacuate now.

• VIDEO: Walt Disney World Resort livestreams Milton

LIVE: Hurricane Milton coverage

(USA TODAY) Already powerful Hurricane Milton was again gaining strength Tuesday and could double in size before slamming into west-central Florida in what could be one of the "most destructive hurricanes on record" late Wednesday. The National Hurricane Center issued the warning Tuesday, saying damaging winds, life-threatening storm surge [of over 12 feet], and heavy rainfall will extend well outside the forecast cone. Hurricane warning maps show Florida blanketed in red and orange alerts. "Air Force reserve hurricane hunters find that Milton's intensity has rebounded," the hurricane center said in an advisory Tuesday afternoon. Milton had undergone stunningly rapid intensification Monday, its sustained winds reaching 180 mph. By Tuesday the wind speed dropped dramatically although still a fierce Category 4 storm. It climbed back to 155 Tuesday afternoon, just below Category 5 status. Fluctuations were expected as the storm closes in on Florida, said John Cangialosi, a specialist with the National Hurricane Center. Audio provided in part by iHeartRadio iheart.com/live/247-news...

• Terrifying footage: weather.com
• Controversial influencer Caroline Calloway says she's going to die in Hurricane Milton for refusing to evacuate house
• Florida Democrat shuts down Marjorie Taylor Greene for telling everyone outside of government that we can control the weather by machine

Allison Gilgenbach is hunkering down ahead of the big, bad hurricane with her daughters Reagan, 11 (left) and 8-year-old Reagan (courtesy of Allison Gilgenbach)

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I'm waiting out Hurricane Milton in a Universal Studios Hotel with my daughters. We're not scared.

How will we survive? The trick is to wait out Hurricane Milton in a city far, faraway, like one on vacation in Buddhist Asia, in this case Japan's second city of Osaka.

(INSIDER) My family of three paid $650 to enter early and skip the lines at Universal Studios. Similar perks would've cost us double back home in Florida.

For that price, my family and I got upgraded tickets to Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. Having early access to the park and express passes for rides saved us hours of waiting in lines. We're in no hurry to get back to Florida.

Shitennoji Temple, Osaka: Discover one the oldest Buddhist temples in Japan

(TT Travel Photography) Here are photos taken at Shitennoji Temple, the first and oldest Buddhist temple in Japan. It is one the most important sites to see here. Comment and contact for more info, always happy to share! #city #osaka #travelphotography Music: Modern Time - An Jone / Crazy - Patrick Patrikios.

Visible from "space" 20 miles up in low orbit

Tickets to Universal parks in the U.S. can cost twice as much, so it was a great value. As a longtime Florida resident, I've been to Universal Studios Orlando many times. So on a recent trip to Japan, my family decided to explore the Universal theme park in Osaka. We can watch the storm on TV.

We only had one day to see everything — and it's one of the most popular theme parks in the world — so we wanted to make the most of our vacation.

The best way to do that was splurging on early entry park tickets and express line passes for all of us. Here's everything we accomplished during our visit. I'm waiting out Hurricane Milton in a Universal Studios hotel with my daughters. We're not scared.

• YouTube mom’s child abuse scandal ends in $1.85 mil settlement
• This new camera could film it (shop.panasonic.com/pages/lumix-s9)
• Story by Jane Ridley (jridley@insider.com), Insider via MSN.com, Oct. 9, 2024; Ashley Wells, CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Hurricane Milton: death metal Tampa

We've been weaponizing weather since Vietnam

TAMPA, Florida, MAGA Country - Once upon a time, there was a hurricane (possibly a typhoon, monsoon, or cyclone) they named Milton. Big mistake. Who's afraid of a Milton? It's like Bart's weakling friend Millhouse. Call it "Maverick" or "Uncle Milty" if people are supposed to run away. Everyone who stays in place to weather will die, says the mayor.

We blame DeSantis, for the immorality of rulers seems to impact the state by the subtle interplay of karma and karmic results.

O, you KNOW they can, says Marjorie T. Greene

In any case, whether it's Ricky Martin's fault or a politician, Spanish invaders or right-wing Cuban extremists, perhaps all the death metal afficionados around Tampa are culpable. Tampa is the death metal capital of the world. DeSantis could be to blame directly because fellow Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene knows the U.S. government controls the weather and is sending storms to impact the election. Did she tell Ron? The government, of course, has no other way of stealing elections other than feigning that it's Mother Nature's doing.

• Hurricane | Microsoft Weather (msn.com)
• How Tampa's zoo and aquarium are hunkering down and preparing to ride out Hurricane Milton's arrival: Animals refuse to leave?
• ‘It’s beyond ridiculous’: Genocide Joe Biden responds to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s weather modification hurricane claims
• Florida sheriff issues warning for authorities enforcing homeless crackdown: Get them off the streets and out of town (drop them off at the beach)
• West Central Florida braces for Category 4 Hurricane Milton (aka Uncle Milty)

The desert of Saudi Arabia: weather control

If Gov. Ron could just go to the Swamp and talk to his fellow politicians in the DC then the state might be spared and the Carolinas could absorb it like Helene, a great hellish name for a storm. Rumor has it Milton is the 4th strongest storm in the history of the world, with 160 MPH winds, but it's tempering and calming down. HAARP really can steer storms with great precision, but that is not to say the steerers are answering to the current administration in Florida or Washington. Floridians, run! Tampa, become a ghost town. Millhouse, uh, Milton, calm down. Take it easy. Heat dissipates, and the melting icecaps will soon cool the waters, keeping all in balance.

Helene Storm barrels toward Florida

Florida and Gulf of Mexico hit by Helene

Mandatory evacuation underway as Helene barrels towards Florida AccuWeather's Leslie Hudson reports on the worsening conditions from Gulfport, Florida, on September 26, 2024. Weather: Mandatory evacuation underway as Helene barrels towards Florida.

Meanwhile, madman, convinced he can fly a magic carpet off a cliff, jumps to his death (with a parachute just in case) but ends up flying the carpet down for two minutes at a tremendous speed, safely deploying his parachute and making it safely to the ground, having filmed the entire experience from his POV. One has to see it to believe it and never read stories about Aladdin in the same way: French man leaps off mountainside on a magic carpet and flies thousands of feet down to safety through midair (MSN)

1st Day of Summer: Summer Solstice (6/20)

What we call "Stonehenge" is really a reconstruction set up by cranes and heavy equipment.

Take that, Big Oil! You're ruining the environment, and this orange cornstarch proves it! (CND)

VIDEO: Environmental activists spray Stonehenge with orange corn powder | Coast to Coast

It's time for Buddhist Summer School 2024

It's finally the first day of summer, after wildfires, heat waves, earthquakes, volcanos in Hawaii and Mexico, and more political nonsense than one can comfortably fathom.

Unofficial summer began on Labor Day a few weeks ago. But the Sun (Sol, Surya) and Earth (Gaia, Bhumi) do not decide, and not even Moon (Luna, Soma, Chandra) has the final say.

It is Gregorian Calendar reading humans making our social constructs that decide, but somewhere high above in the arrangement of celestial bodies, we move from a wet spring to a grass-filled summer. There will be flames. The big first wildfire has ruined our Summer Solstice and Full Strawberry Moon Ceremony and postponed it indefinitely.

DisclosureFest.org

DisclosureFest.org (Disclosure Project Meetup) was all set to go off as a three-day festival this weekend. But the Post Fire in nearby Gorman forced it to be scrapped to avoid smoke and ash irritation, heat, and injury if it kicked up again, sparing tens of thousands of party people around the Castaic Lake Lagoon 40 minutes west of Downtown Los Angeles out by Magic Mountain.

Instead, there's a much smaller free vegan potluck party at Oh Happy Days Cosmic Cafe above Pasadena on Saturday, June 22, 2024 (meetup.com). Or enjoy the Summer Solstice at Kinship Yoga on Friday night, 6/21/24 in Highland Park (NELA) with Ryan and Stellar.

Like California, Arizona is in the Southwest US

Anything's better than staying in Arizona, the Land of Sun and Sand. the summer gods are not happy so they're scorching the land. Get out, unless you're at ASU. In that case, alkalinize with a mostly raw, green, fresh diet to avoid burning. Acidity gives way to quick sun damage.

Summer Solstice Party — (kinshipyoga.com)

• Bhikkhu Bodhi (As It Is); Amber Larson and Dhr. Seven, Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation), Wisdom Quarterly

Alberto slams Texas, Louisiana, Mexico (live)

'I've never seen anything like this before': Alberto storm surge floods Texas campground

(FOX Weather) June 20, 2024: San Luis Pass County Park was flooded by storm surge from Tropical Storm Alberto. Park Superintendent Mike Mullenweg joins FOX Weather to discuss how the campground is progressing on Thursday. #foxweather #tropics

(ABC News) Tropical Storm Alberto slams Gulf Coast, June 19, 2024: A tropical storm warning is in effect in both Texas and Louisiana after the first named storm likely to become a hurricane hits Mexico and the states across the Gulf like Texas and Louisiana.

Breaking: Tropical Storm Alberto hammers Mexico and South Texas | LiveNOW

(FOX LiveNOW from FOX) Started streaming June 20, 2024: Tropical Storm Alberto approaches the Mexican Gulf Coast this morning with sustained winds of 50 MPH.  The first Atlantic named storm of the season is also expected to dump lots of water on South Texas as it moves ashore.

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Walk like Mayan in Mexico: ET pyramids?

Mexican pyramids in Teotihuacan, the Pyramid of the Sun (MSN)

Pyramids but not as we know them (©J.Enrique Molina/Alamy)

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The UMS is an ancient civilization and empire.

The pyramids of Mexico take the basic principles of the traditional pyramidal structure to the next level. Some are stepped. Others are covered with niches. Most are topped by temples. One in Chichen Itza was built so that the shadow of a giant reptilian serpent appears to be slithering up its staircase during equinoxes.

Mexican History (B. Wellman)

Click through this gallery to see the incredible feats of ancient engineering to learn the extraordinary stories behind them:

• Walk like a Mayan: Mexico's most incredible pyramids
• Cholula (Mexican site of the world's largest pyramid)
• Spanish is not the language of Mexico, for that is the tongue of imperial conquerors from Spain. The language of Mexico is Nahautl (Aztec) and other Native American languages
• WARNING: Strange storm (hurricane) heading from Gulf of Mexico west-northwest toward Mexican coast; usually the move north to USA

We didn't have sex with ETs; they had sex...

Archaeologists discover what no one was supposed to see

Mexican who plays an alien (Lynda Carter Cordova)

Miscegenation is a kind of sex, one that is often forbidden. The uncovering of new artifacts does not always lead to a clearer understanding of the past. They often deepen the mystery. Some discoveries raise more questions than they answer. Each new find adds to the complexity of our historical narrative. MSN

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The USA never invaded Mexico but did invade Spain's empire and steal land for itself.

I'm La Mexican Barbie with a bullied brain, searching for a future but I'm just a game.

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Who built this empire and civilization?

Even when mummified space alien extraterrestrial bodies are on display, we turn away.

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Most "Mexicans" today are a blend of DNA

Could one of the oldest Mexican pyramids, the Great Pyramid of La Venta in Tabasco be a Buddhist-style stupa or burial mound (barrow, tumulus, kurgan)? The pyramid is on the island of La Venta, and while it may be the least spectacular of Mexico’s great pyramids, it is probably the most ancient. 

Just across the Gulf from Louisiana, USA, is Mexico's Yucatan and El Castillo pyramid

Ethnic Realities of Mexican Americans

It seems like nothing more than a 100-foot-high mound of earth and clay, but it is the focal point of La Venta's ceremonial plaza, an ancient Olmec Empire city that flourished on the island between 800 and 400 BC. Archaeologists have speculated that it may well house the tomb of a great Olmec ruler, possibly not fully human. More

The Buddhist Connection

How the Swans Came to the Lake: A Narrative History of Buddhism in America

How the Swans Came to the Lake (Rick Fields)

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Priestess cross-legged, 300-600 AD, Veracruz, Mexico

(Feb. 8, 2022) Americans Rick Fields and Benjamin Bogin have earned 4.7 out of 5 stars with 9 ratings (4.8 stars with 44 ratings in previous edition). A modern classic unparalleled in scope, this sweeping history unfolds the story of Buddhism's spread to the West.

How the Swans Came to the Lake opens with the story of Asian Buddhism, including the life of the historical Buddha and the spread of his teachings, or Dharma, from proto-India to Southeast Asia, Afghanistan (Gandhara), China, Korea, Japan, Tibet, and elsewhere.

Mayan statue in meditation (dreamstime.com)

Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind

Coming to the modern era, the book tracks how Western colonialism in Asia served as the catalyst for the first large-scale interactions between Buddhists and Westerners.

Author Rick Fields discusses the development of Buddhism in the West through key moments such as Transcendentalist fascination with Eastern religions; immigration of Chinese and Japanese people to the United States; the writings of D. T. Suzuki, British Californian Alan Watts, and members of the Beat movement; the publication of Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind by Shunryu Suzuki; the arrival of Tibetan lamas in America and Europe; and the influence of Western feminist and social justice movements on Buddhist practice.

Xōchipilli (Aztec God of art, games, dance...) Mayan art

FREE: An inglorious Columbus

This fortieth anniversary edition features both new and enhanced photographs as well as a new introduction by Fields’s nephew, Buddhist Studies scholar Benjamin Bogin, who reflects on the impact of this book since its initial publication and addresses the significant changes in Western Buddhist practice in recent decades. More

• BUDDHISTS IN MEXICO: An Inglorious Columbus: Or Evidence that [Chinese] Hwui Shan and a Party of Buddhist Monks from Afghanistan Discovered America in the Fifth Century, A.D. (by Edward Payson Vining)
• Dhr. Seven, Crystal Quintero, Pfc. Sandoval, Pat Macpherson (eds.), June 18, 2924, Wisdom Quarterly

Weather modification goes awry in Florida

'Chaos': Florida under state of emergency amid record rain and flooding

(MSNBC) June 13, 2024: South Florida is under a state of emergency amid record rainfall and flooding. NBC News' Sam Brock is on the ground in Florida, reporting on the current situation and NBC News meteorologist Bill Karins has the latest forecast. #Weather #Florida #Flooding

UPDATE: Entire Florida neighborhoods underwater after heavy rain

(CBS News) June 14, 2024: Florida residents are still reeling from flooding in cities across the state that saw multiple days of devastating rainfall. In the capital, Miami, cars remain submerged, and several families evacuated from their homes. CBS News national correspondent Manuel Bojorquez reports. #news #weather #florida

Rain, flood in Texas gets worse (live)

LIVE: Texas floods | Hundreds rescued from flooding in Texas as waters continue rising in Houston

(CNN-News) May 4, 2024: At least 178 people have been rescued from homes and vehicles in Harris County, Texas, an official said Saturday, with more rain expected over the weekend in the wake of strong storms and downpours that damaged homes and triggered evacuations, a catastrophe leading to mold infestation, homelessness, and financial ruin. Who's manipulating the weather? No, this is Texas, so God is angry and just paying the state back for endless sinfulness and not doing enough proselytizing against non-Christians.  #texas #usa #texasfloods #news18live

Acapulco destroyed (Hurricane Otis)

Hurricane Otis triggers mudslides blocking access into Acapulco

(NBC News) Oct. 25, 2023: Hurricane Otis made landfall as a Category 5 storm on the coast of Mexico. Strong winds and rain triggered mudslides blocking access into the popular resort area of Acapulco. #Hurricane #Acapulco #Mexico

Hurricane Otis devastates Mexican resort town of Acapulco

(Inside Edition) Oct. 27, 2023: A resort town in Mexico was left devastated after Hurricane Otis came barreling through. Officials say at least 27 people are dead and many more have been left homeless in Acapulco by the Category 5 storm. The city is reportedly home to around a million people and most of them were left without electricity. Otis also damaged hotels and some visitors were left with nowhere to stay. Inside Edition Digital’s Mara Montalbano has more.

Hurricane Lee is here (Ryan Hall, Y'all)

Weatherman Ryan Hall, 9/15/23; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S., CC Liu (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Hurricane Lee is finally here

(Ryan Hall, Y'all XTRA) Sept. 15, 2023: Get the best home personal weather station (shopryanhall.com) from a Southern weatherman. This video talks about Hurricane Lee and new storms in the Atlantic. #ryanhallyall

• VIDEO: U.S. military controlling weather (TJDS)

[Now that we know the government has been controlling the weather for quite some time, it changes our whole outlook on weather, hurricane damage, HAARP, chemtrails, cloud seeding, and laser guided eyes of storms. The military-industrial complex hasn't been sitting on Tesla and other futuristic technology, it's been developing and deploying it for decades. Stewart Swerdlow was right, and it hasn't just been irregularities and anomalies at Montauk Point for the government's Montauk Project, which Swerdlow participated in and reports on firsthand.]

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