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| Just a thought, or are there consequences of thoughts (mental karma)? Isn't it all just private? |
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Lust: How to remove sexual thoughts
Saturday, May 10, 2025
Dicyanin glass banned for seeing auras?
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| Human chakras (energy wheels) |
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| Crystals might help in building and seeing auras |
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| "A fine aura" of a [fine] naked woman |
- Hypna-Gogia.com, Wicked Mysterious, Oct. 1, 2024: Kathy Loves Physics; Pat Macpherson and Dhr. Seven, Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit
Thursday, April 3, 2025
The Buddha's relics found in China?
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| "Relics" are so common now that replicas flood the market and found on Etsy. Real? 😒 |
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| Beyond Science with Brilliant Host |
Siddhartha Gautama is THE Buddha because ordinary enlightened individuals, who are very rare and special, are called arahants, those who have achieved bodhi (enlightenment or awakening). But a buddha is far more rare in that "silent buddhas," known as pacceka-buddhas, discover the path, the Middle Way to enlightenment, on their own without a teacher. They are unable to teach that path. Supremely enlightened or samma-sam-buddhas not only discover the path but are able to effectively teach it and establish the Dharma in the world to benefit countless human and deva (shining ones, light-) beings. Although arahants might be called "personal buddhas," they are disciples of one of the extraordinarily rare supremely awakened buddhas. To call the Buddha "Buddha" is to fail to recognize his extraordinary rareness and diminish his importance in this world cycle. Indeed, there have been and will be other buddhas, but they come along so rarely as to be inconceivably precious.
The Buddha was an arahant but so much more.
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| This rare matter has the power to multiply. |
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| Precious relics (sariras) in special containers |
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| Wei Mountain, Rosemead, LA County, CA, USA (MahaStupa) |
Saturday, November 30, 2024
Inside: Pyramid chemical factory?
Wednesday, March 20, 2024
Moon was brought here, has glass dome
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| I'm an old crank with digestive aggravation. |
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| I don't dye, get plastic surgery, or have a disease |
The dome is now full of holes like "Swiss cheese," Hoagland claims. That is how vehicles are able to land on it. But they often fail because most are not told about its dome. Except, the Indians knew it and took polarized lenses on their cameras to make it safely to the surface. Israel, not so much, breaking off an engine in the attempt. His conclusions and speculations will not make sense to anyone who does not examine the evidence.- EVIDENCE: i.iheart.com/v3/re/new_assets...
- Dick C Hoagland's Odysseus images | Coast to Coast
- See his websites theothersideofmidnight.com
- and The EnterpriseMission.org (archives)
Wednesday, August 28, 2019
Labor Day Buddha Relics Exhibit (8/31-9/2)

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| The relics are now displayed twice a year for Chinese New Year's and Labor Day. |
- Wei Mountain Temple
- 7732 Emerson Place, Rosemead, Los Angeles, CA 91770
- (626) 766-1009
Saturday, February 6, 2016
Lunar New Year's RELIC Tour, 2016
The collection’s newest acquisitions, relics of the Burning Lamp Buddha and Kassapa Buddha, will be on display. The very sacred teeth and finger bone of the Buddha will also be exhibited. All are welcome to experience their peace and bliss, to meditate or pray and receive auspicious blessings for the new year.
- Feb. 6-Feb. 14, 2016, 10:00 am - 7:00 pm
- Lu Mountain Temple, Los Angeles
- 7509 Mooney Dr., Rosemead, CA 91770, (626) 280-8801
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| "Relics" are cremation remains with inexplicable properties such as multiplication,. |
Thursday, September 3, 2015
The Buddha's RELICS on display! (Sept. 5-7)
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| The remains of the Buddha's body will be on display Sept. 5-7, 2015. See details below. |
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| They are hard to believe in or understand, but all are invited to see for themselves (MS). |
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| Kids love the energy emanating from Buddhist relics rarer than precious gems (MRT) |
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| Cameras record miraculous viewing of sacred tooth and other relics (MahaStupa.org). |
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| Visitors view relics on Lu Mountain, L.A., Aug 18, 2013 (Christina House/LATimes.com) |
| Close up of various relics multiplying under glass in full view of onlookers (MahaStupa.org) |
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| Relics in glass, Lu Mountain, Aug. 2013 (Wisdom Quarterly: American Buddhist Journal) |
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| Relics on cover of the Los Angeles Times |
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| Prajna Paramita, the Buddha, and Quan Yin on Lu Mountain altar (Wisdom Quarterly) |
Buddhist miracles and marvels today?
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| Special glass containers with various relics (WQ) |
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| Ven. Abbot Yong Hua holds relics (MS) |
September 7th 2015 Event
The 10,000 Buddha Relics Collection is the largest collection of its kind in existence in the United States. To our knowledge it is the biggest in the world, with the possible exception of the collection gathered by Tibetan Buddhists and deposited in Kusinagar, India, at the future site of the world's largest Buddha statue (of Maitreya, the "Buddha-to-come," see maitreyarelictour.com). Two teeth and one finger bone of the Buddha will be on display and are among the most sacred relics of the Buddha and his immediate enlightened disciples in the world today.
- These showings are FREE and open to the public!
- Saturday, Sept. 5 to Monday, Sept. 7, 10:00 am-7:00 pm
- Lu Mountain Temple, (626) 280-8801
- 7509 Mooney Dr., Rosemead, Los Angeles, CA 91770
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| Tibetan altar from the Maitreya Relic Tour building reliquary in India (MRT) |
| Growing tooth relic, gift of generous benefactor who acquired it in Thailand, also on display. |
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| Meditation and puja hall where cases will be placed under guard for display (WQ) |
Friday, February 7, 2014
Vatican: C'mon, let us molest kids! (video)
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| Real stained glass window shows apparent homosexual fellatio from child victim of priests. |
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| Gay priests rape our boys? Who am I to judge? |
The U.N. report calls on the Vatican to hand over alleged or known abusers to law enforcement worldwide and release its entire archive on child sex abuse cases."With regard to child sexual abuse committed by members of the Catholic churches who operate under the authority of the Holy See, that is, clerics who have been involved in the sexual abuse of tens of thousands of children worldwide, the main finding of the committee was that the Holy See has adopted policies and practices which have led to the continuation of the abuse by and the impunity of the perpetrators. The Holy See has consistently placed the preservation of the reputation of the church and the protection of the perpetrators above children’s best interests."
C'mon, all popes cover-up for child molestaters.
Wednesday, November 6, 2013
Skydiving vs. Biking to the Pyramid (video)
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| Goal: Southern California's pyramid, Cal State University, Long Beach campus (R.Hollister) |
LOS ANGELES - Wouldn't it be something to ride bikes from the base of the mountains to the lip of the sea that foams as it surges towards the foothills? The wilds of the Angeles Forest wilderness (part of the Sierra Madre mountain range) give way down the concrete expanse.
The bike path narrows, expands, consumes the sprawl from crumbling Angel's crest to Saint Monica's Bay. Below its miniature lanes, there's a river, the San Gabriel arm of the L.A. Ganges. It runs the Way of the winding arroyo-Tao.
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| The massive glass pyramid campus centerpiece, CSULB, Cal State Long Beach (wiki) |
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| Walter Pyramid (longbeachstate.com) |
Concrete banks glimmer like an ancient Roman pantheon, honoring an entire corps of engineers. Bradbury could bury us in hardening sand, like so many skipping stones. We would wash out along the Long sand, soft again, by the pyramid on the campus of Cal State Long Beach with its glimmering glass monument.
Monday, October 26, 2009
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
Shame Rules: Irish Catholic Abuse Report
A culture of guilt and shame on both sides of the pews: Adults homosexually molested as children by "celibate," pedophile priests and bishops has the Church in another PR debacle. Recently condemning condom use, the religious arm of the Holy Roman Empire not only condoned rape, assaults, and humiliation -- it knowingly aided and abetted priests for decades even as it is presumably doing today. Many Irish are following in the steps of British citizens who want little to do with traditional religious institutions. This, of course, is of concern to WQ because few Westerners are born Buddhists. Instead, most of us were Catholics, Hindus, Jains, Jews, urban shamans, and science aficionados (i.e., agnostics or atheists), including a few Neo-Pagans. By tradition -- since Buddhism does not mean the relinquishment of previous affiliations -- many of us are at least nominally still members of those institutions. Therefore, not only does it seem necessary to spotlight these abuses for child victims and adult survivor, but for the sake of "religion" itself in the face of outrageous hypocrisy.

Stained glass from the Judge Kozinski collection Patterico secured from 9th Circuit Chief Justice Alex Kozinski’s server (alex.kozinski.com).
Catholic Church shamed by Irish abuse report
Shawn Pogatchnik (AP)
DUBLIN – After a nine-year investigation, a commission published a damning report Wednesday on decades of rapes, humiliation, and beatings at Catholic Church-run reform schools for Ireland's castaway children.
The 2,600-page report painted the most detailed and damning portrait yet of church-administered abuse in a country grown weary of revelations about child molestation by priests.
The investigation of the tax-supported schools uncovered previously secret Vatican records that demonstrated church knowledge of pedophiles in their ranks all the way back to the 1930s.
Wednesday's five-volume report on the probe — which was resisted by Catholic religious orders — concluded that church officials shielded their orders' pedophiles from arrest amid a culture of self-serving secrecy.
"A climate of fear, created by pervasive, excessive and arbitrary punishment, permeated most of the institutions and all those run for boys. Children lived with the daily terror of not knowing where the next beating was coming from," Ireland's Commission to Inquire Into Child Abuse concluded.
Victims of the abuse, who are now in their 50s to 80s, lobbied long and hard for an official investigation. They say that for all its incredible detail, the report doesn't nail down what really matters — the names of their abusers.
"I do genuinely believe that it would have been a further step towards our healing if our abusers had been named and shamed," said Christine Buckley, 62, who spent the first 18 years of her life in a Dublin orphanage where children were forced to manufacture rosaries — and were humiliated, beaten and raped whether they achieved their quota or not.
The Catholic religious orders that ran more than 50 workhouse-style reform schools from the late 19th century until the mid-1990s offered public words of apology, shame and regret Wednesday. But when questioned, their leaders indicated they would continue to protect the identities of clergy accused of abuse — men and women who were never reported to police, and were instead permitted to change jobs and keep harming children.
The Christian Brothers, which ran several boys' institutions deemed to have harbored serial child molesters and sadists on their staff, insisted it had cooperated fully with the probe. The order successfully sued the commission in 2004 to keep the identities of all of its members, dead or alive, unnamed in the report. No real names, whether of victims or perpetrators, appear in the final document.
The Christian Brothers' leader in Ireland, Brother Kevin Mullan, said the organization had been right to keep names secret because "perhaps we had doubts about some of the allegations."
"But on the other hand, I'd have to say that at this stage, we have no interest in protecting people who were perpetrators of abuse," Mullan said, vowing to "cooperate fully with any investigation or any civil authority seeking to explore those matters."
Buckley, who said she was abused at an orphanage run by the Sisters of Mercy, which ran several refuges for girls where the report documented chronic brutality, said the religious orders for years branded the victims as money-seeking liars — and were incapable of admitting their guilt today.
She criticized Mullan for suggesting that "today, having read the report, he doesn't mind if the abusers are named and shamed. Isn't that a little bit late for us?"
The report found that molestation and rape were "endemic" in boys' facilities, chiefly run by the Christian Brothers order, and supervisors pursued policies that increased the danger. Girls supervised by orders of nuns, chiefly the Sisters of Mercy, suffered much less sexual abuse but frequent assaults and humiliation designed to make them feel worthless.
"In some schools a high level of ritualized beating was routine. ... Girls were struck with implements designed to maximize pain and were struck on all parts of the body," the report said. "Personal and family denigration was widespread."
Ireland's myriad religious orders, much like their mother church, have been devastated by 15 years of scandals involving past cover-ups of abusers in their ranks.
The Christian Brothers have withdrawn from running several schools that still bear their name and the order has had few recruits in Ireland in the past two decades. Other orders are down to a handful of members, and their bases are closer to nursing homes than active missions.
"Most of these orders will literally die out in Ireland within the next generation or so," said Michael Kelly, editor of the Irish Catholic newspaper in Dublin. "Many of them are already in wind-up mode. They lack the confidence even to seek new vocations (recruits), due to the stigma associated with their members' shocking, scandalous behavior."
The Irish government, which in 1999 apologized for its role in permitting decades of abuse and established the commission to nail down the full truth of the matter, has tried to use money to bring closure to the victims.
A government-appointed panel has paid 12,000 survivors of the schools, orphanages and other church-run residences an average of $90,000 each — on condition they surrender their right to sue either the church or state. About 2,000 more claims are pending. Irish Catholic leaders cut a controversial deal with the government in 2001 that capped the church's contribution at $175 million — a fraction of the final cost.
Some victims emphasized, even as they began thumbing through the report, that nothing — not even criminal convictions of their long-ago tormentors — will ever put right their psychological wounds and make their nightmares go away.
Tom Sweeney, who spent five years in two Christian Brothers-run institutions where he was placed for truancy, says he suffered sexual abuse and beatings. He also has bitter memories about more everyday humiliations — such as being forced to wrap his urine-stained sheets around his neck and parade in front of other children when he'd wet his bed.
"It's something you'll never forget, the way you lived in these industrial schools," he said.






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