hell
In Buddhist writings, hell is a state as the result of a bad action.
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"Muddy water is best cleared by leaving it alone"
Request: Quote by Alan watts. Brings me a huge sense of relief.
atman
Derived from Sanskrit words meaning "breath" or "self," it is conceived as an immortal, unchanging essence that persists across lifetimes through reincarnation (samsara) and is governed by karma -- Brave AI. By request.
ego-death can be painless
By request.
Proverbs 3:5-6
Request: "Trust in the Lord with all your heart and lean not on your own understanding; in all your ways submit to him, and he will make your paths straight."
asceticism
Request: a lifestyle of strict self-discipline and giving up worldly comforts and physical pleasures to achieve a higher spiritual or religious goal.
mindlessness
Request: Mindlessness is a state of operating on "autopilot," characterized by an absence of conscious awareness, critical thought, or forethought -- Google AI.
letting go by yawning
Request: noticed I yawn much more after starting letting go.
accurate perception, no projection
Perception is sensory-based, including the mind, and limited by context, which determines whether seeing is partial or holistic, i.e. parts or wholes. Accurate perception requires a context that encompasses the whole.
T/F: love for others requires self-love
By request. Is this the correct relationship between the heart (loving others) and thymus (self-love)? That one must first love himself before he can love others?
Luigi Mangione
Priority request: The [admitted] killer of the United Healthcare CEO. A controversial figure in mainstream media at the moment.
truth is always present
Attributed is Dr. Hawkins.
Hippocratic oath
Request: The Hippocratic Oath is an ancient medical code that asks doctors to help patients, avoid harm, and protect their privacy.
Dungeons & Dragons
Request: a cooperative tabletop role-playing game where players create fantasy heroes to embark on imaginary quests.
rage
Request: I was wondering if it's similar to anger or it's a class of its own.