Just when the summer is getting started after a long, cold spring in Los Angeles, the LAUSD has started classes up again only a month after Independence Day! What gives? Now there's no more summer and no time for our summer school. It's time for Class 3 on The True Nature of Existence with American Theravada scholar-monk Bhikkhu Bodhi.
Grab some sunscreen [or better yet, alkalinize the body so that it will not be susceptible to burning by acidic reaction to sunlight] — it’s National Bikini Day this July 5th. It’s the perfect opportunity to head to the beach. National Bikini Day celebrates the anniversary of the invention of the two-piece bathing suit. Owing to its risqué design, the bikini was slow to be adopted — but it gradually gained traction when film stars like Ava Gardner and Brigitte Bardot started to wear bikinis on public beaches and in their films. The garment was certainly one of the greatest inventions of all time and, due to the supposed "explosive" effect it had created, it was named after Bikini Atoll in the South Pacific where US warmongers and their suburban drones conducted nuclear testing in 1946. Get ready to celebrate this iconic summer look.
Ban the human body! What do you think this is, the Garden of Eden! God will smite you all!
Scientists discovered a lost civilization in the desert that vaporized and turned to glass
(LifesBiggestQuestions) Sept. 12, 2024: In what is now Pakistan (born in 1947 at Partition from India), the ancient ruins of Mohenjo-daro (the City of the Dead) hint at an advanced civilization's mysterious demise.
Could their end have come about by a sudden catastrophe rather than gradual decline?
Evidence of vitrified (glass-ified) structures and skeletal remains suggests a powerful superheated force swept through this metropolis of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC), which also included neighboring Harappa. Explore the theory: Was Mohenjo-Daro atomically vaporized, leaving melted nuclear ruins?
Uncover archeological clues like scattered skeletons of people who died on the spot, still holding hands and evacuating, and enigmatic "glass beads." What caused this devastation? A natural disaster? An ancient weapon mentioned in the Vedas?
Discover the unsettling possibilities surrounding this ancient city's destruction and history's first use of atomic weapons on a civilian population, even before the war crimes the USA committed in Japan, Bikini Atol, and the Nevada and underground test sites, which are still making people sick.
I'd rather be happy than right any day! - And are you? - No, that's where it all falls down of course
Did Alvie Einstein really say Buddhism is the best religion for modern needs? It is said he did.
How to put the genie back?
Is the theory of relativity true? Probably not, but the Suburban Lawns seem to think so, and that's all that really matters. If it helped some scientists do some scientificky things and work out some assumptions with numbers, all the better. No one can deny Albert gets credit for E=MC2, part of his equation for making mountains out of molehills. Why if it were not for him, how could we have built nuclear bombs to drop on Zen Buddhists in Japan, at Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and threaten the world ever since? Sure, he regretted it, but that's pure research for ya, never thinking of consequences. At least he had a social conscience and sense of humor. The US Department of War has to take most of the responsibility.
Einstein quotes we should know before we get old
(Wisdom) Albert Einstein was a German-born Jew, and possibly an aspiring Buddhist, theoretical physicist, widely acknowledged to be one of the greatest and most influential physicists of all time.
What's the secret, Al? - Be yourself.
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US government employee exposes secret alien pyramid in Alaska | The Alaska Triangle
Russia is a few miles from USA
(DMAX UK) The Dark Pyramid in the state of Alaska, USA, is a solid black stone, measuring 550 feet from base to capstone. Discover Alaska's secret buried pyramid, which is larger than Giza's and investigated in secrecy by the US military.
There is an equally curious Egyptian mystery, the strange case of the missing "black pyramid" from the Giza plateau. How can this be? An ancient visitor wrote about and drew depictions of the pyramids, but one is now missing. Was it teleported? It almost certainly wasn't deconstructed with cranes, trucks, and laborers then reassembled elsewhere.
Barbenheimer was a thing, Oppenheimer riding on the back of Barbie for Hollywood, and now the Golden Globes have double done it, choosing a lousy host and giving the bulbus award to Oppy instead of Babs. What humiliation for golden girl Greta Gerwig, who must have expected to sweep every award from here to her star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Oppy is just a glorified biopic, like the Snowden film, not revealing anything, just distracting us with minor details about a personality. How do genocidal bombs get built, why are they built, what is "greatest purveyor of violence in the world today" thinking? Never mind. Hey, look, this guy is quirky. So Hollywood joins the military-industrial complex as its propaganda arm. Cue the Avenged Sevenfold Barbie song:
LYRICS: "Mattel" My vinyl skin provides protection/ It holds in place my plastic bones/ Cast button eyes reflect an image/ And all seems as it should, but there's nobody home
Cue the breeze/ That sway the painted trees/ Toy yellow birds upon the rooftops sing/ In chorus with the buzzing bees/ Melt in sun LED beams/ From the sky, bein' held on a string/ While boredom tears me apart at the seams
[Chorus] Now I know this might sound crazy/ But I've smelled the plastic daisies/ And it seems we've found ourselves in hell
Round head consumed with major nothings/ Ears made of wax unfit to hear/ Day after day, it all plays over/ Dedicated loop, same year after year/
Please attend/ All model citizens/ R.S.V.P. if we can count you in/ Empty as we play pretend/ Send our thoughts with you and to your kin/ And in case we don't see you again/ Good afternoon, good evening, and goodnight
[Chorus] Now I know this might sound crazy/ But I've smelled the plastic daisies/ And it seems we've found ourselves in hell
Livin' feign in porcelain/ And just smart enough to know nothing at all/ Pull my string and make me cry/ Advertisement, moral scrawl/ A semblance of choice when there's no choice at all/ Out of stock, the end is nigh/
Burn Body, burn/ Burn/ Now I know this might sound crazy/ But I've smelled the plastic daisies/ And it seems we've found ourselves in hell
What was the result of this karma here and hereafter?
Who can possibly guess why many observers who do know about these LNG deposits are suggesting that Israel’s interest in driving millions of Palestinians out of Gaza (dispossession, depopulation, dislocation, genocide if necessary) may have more to do with money than Zionism, religion, fear, or terrorism?
Jimmy Dore and Americans’ Comedian Kurt Metzger discuss why no one else in the media is discussing this highly germane aspect to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
U.S. General Smedley Butler: War is a Racket (Forgotten History) Nov. 21, 2022: Born on July 30, 1881, U.S. Major General Smedley D. Butler was the eldest son of a Quaker family from West Chester, Pennsylvania. Only two Marines ever received the Medal of Honor twice, Daniel Daly and Smedley Butler, both in separate conflicts. Besides being twice decorated with the Medal of Honor, how did he display even greater courage and preserve the U.S. Constitution, preventing a coup that wanted to instal a U.S. military dictatorship? Find out in this episode. Hosted by Colin D. Heaton. The Forgotten History Channel is a 10th Legion Pictures Production. #forgottenhistorychannel
(Silver Screen Edits) Premiered July 4th, 2023. The world forever changes on 7-21-23.
From award-winning director Greta Nolan comes the cinematic event no true American will want to miss. On July 21st, experience BARBENHEIMER — when mad scientist J. Robert Oppenheimer (Cillian Murphy) senses a threat. A human Barbie doll (Margot Robbie) is planning to use a bomb that will destroy the world. He takes it upon himself to stop her by building his own atomic bomb in a secret laboratory disguised as a town. Seeking the help of the great Albert Einstein (Tom Conti), he realizes that this is a war that will rage on Earth unlike anything before.
From Universal, Syncopy, and Warner Bros. Pictures; BARBENHEIMER will be the defining moment in all of cinematic history. Also starring Ryan Gosling, Emily Blunt, Florence Pugh, Will Ferrell, and Simu Liu. Get tickets now before it's too late and viewers are forced to watch it on Netflix.
Make sure to watch this trailer in 4K quality with headphones and subtitles turned on for the best experience! #Barbenheimer #BarbieTheMovie #Oppenheimer
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On September 10, 2001, U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced that $2.3 trillion dollars could not be accounted for within Department of War Defense expenditures.
Department of War poster? Not so much.
The very next day the Pentagon’s budget analyst’s office was "destroyed" in the 9/11 attack. The mystery remains: Where are the missing trillions?
Above Majestic is a shocking and provocative look at what it would take to hide a multi-trillion-dollar Secret Space Program (a clandestine group of elite military and industrial/corporate figureheads charged with reverse-engineering extraterrestrial UFO technology also known as “Majestic 12”) from the public and the implications this would have for humanity.
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July 16, 1945: Architects of the Manhattan Project, including Nazi project director J. Robert Oppenheimer, gather in shelters 10,000 yards from "The Gadget's" detonation site in New Mexico and at 5:29 a.m. the world's first nuclear bomb explosion, code-named Trinity, pierces the darkness with 20 kilotons of atomic power. Trinity was the code name of the first detonation of a nuclear weapon. It was conducted by the U.S. Army as part of the Manhattan Project in the Jornada del Muerto desert about 35 miles southeast of Socorro, New Mexico, on what was then the USAAF Alamogordo Bombing and Gunnery Range...More
Meditating
In the beginning, just concentrate on allowing the mind to be calm and peaceful. Whether sitting in a chair, riding in a car, taking a boat ride, or wherever you happen to be, get proficient enough in meditation that you can enter a state of peace at will.
When you get on a train and sit down, quickly bring your mind to a state of peace. Wherever you are, you can always sit. This level of proficiency indicates that you’re becoming familiar with the Path. Once calm, investigate. Utilize the power of this peaceful mind to investigate what you experience.
At times it’s what you see; at times what you hear, smell, taste, feel with the body, or think and feel in the heart.
Whatever sensory experience presents itself -- whether we like it or not -- take that up for contemplation.
Simply know what you are experiencing. Don’t project meaning or interpretations onto those objects of sense awareness. If it’s good, just know that it’s good. If it’s bad, just know that it’s bad. This is conventional reality. Good or evil, it’s all impermanent, disappointing (unfulfilling), and impersonal (not self).
It’s all undependable, uncertain, in flux. None of it is worth being grasped or clung to.
July 16, 1951: A teenager is expelled from school and travels to New York City to spend a few days wandering around. Out of this deceptively simple plotline, J.D. Salinger weaves an archetypal tale of teenage angst in The Catcher in the Rye, a novel published today that will be hailed and censored in equal measure.More
July 16, 1054: The conflict between the Latin West and Greek East divisions of the Christian church heats up when a Papal writ of excommunication is placed by Western Roman legates on the altar of the Hagia Sofia, the holy site of the Christian East. It's the first major crack that will end in a total break some 100 years later.
HIROSHIMA, Japan -
Hiroshima's appeal of "never again" on the 72nd anniversary Sunday of
the world's first atomic bomb attack [on an innocent and defenseless civilian population] has gained urgency as [other Asian countries, namely N.K.] accelerates work on its nuclear weapons program, showing its growing
prowess with increasingly frequent missile launches [in case someone wants to strike back at the US for its many war crimes].
People offer prayers at the Peace Memorial Park in Hiroshima, western
Japan, Sunday, Aug. 6, 2017, to mark the 72nd anniversary of the world's
first atomic bombing that killed 140,000 people in 1945. Hiroshima's
appeal of "never again" on the 72nd anniversary has acquired renewed
urgency as North Korea moves ever closer to acquiring nuclear weapons.
(Ryosuke Ozawa/Kyodo News via AP)
When the U.S. dropped the bomb on Aug. 6, 1945,
Toshiki Fujimori and his mother, carrying him piggyback, were both
thrown to the ground by the impact.
"Obviously tensions are growing as
North Korea [mentioned in this mainstream media story to detract from the real story -- the US bombed innocent civilians as a test of its secret weapons technology and their deadly capabilities] has been pushing ahead with nuclear tests and development,"
said Fujimori, now 73 and a leader of the Hidankyo, a major group of
atomic bomb survivors. "Nuclear weapons just are unacceptable for
[hu]mankind."
Many Japanese and others in North Asia seem
resigned to North Korea's apparent newfound capacity to launch missiles
capable of reaching much of the continental United States.
We are so sorry to US for any trouble we cause.
But the
threat lends a deeper sense of alarm in Hiroshima, where 140,000 died in
that first A-bomb attack, which was followed on Aug. 9, 1945, by
another that killed more than 70,000 people in Nagasaki. More
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This collection of quotations is made up of his best quotes, and we hope that his life quotes will inspire you to think about many things in your life.
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When the U.S. dropped the bomb on Aug. 6, 1945,
Toshiki Fujimori and his mother, carrying him piggyback, were both
thrown to the ground by the impact.
"Obviously tensions are growing as
North Korea [mentioned in this mainstream media story to detract from the real story -- the US bombed innocent civilians as a test of its secret weapons technology and their deadly capabilities] has been pushing ahead with nuclear tests and development,"
said Fujimori, now 73 and a leader of the Hidankyo, a major group of
atomic bomb survivors. "Nuclear weapons just are unacceptable for
[hu]mankind."
Many Japanese and others in North Asia seem
resigned to North Korea's apparent newfound capacity to launch missiles
capable of reaching much of the continental United States.
