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human instincts: religion, devotion, spirituality

The levels in human evolution by which one becomes aware of the content of each of these, and that content seems (subjectively) to be an absolute truth. However, it lacks a realistic context.

A Promised Land, by Barack Obama

First volume of his presidential memoirs

"Hatreds never cease through hatred in this world; through love alone they cease."

verse 5 of the Dhammapada, cal. 840 (TvF)

Om Swami

"a spiritual leader and bestselling author who resides in his ashram in the Himalayan foothills." --wikipedia. Calibrated as a spiritual teacher.

Great News (TV Series 2017–2018)

Workplace comedy costarring Tina Fey, on Netflix

Boss Level (2021)

Stars Frank Grillo, Mel Gibson, Naomi Watts, on Hulu

Liberace's Boogie Woogie piano

Video: Liberace plays his Boogie Woogie from 1955, calibrated by request.

Michael Bernard Beckwith

New Thought minister, author, and founder of the Agape International Spiritual Center in Beverly Hills calibrated as a spiritual teacher, plus a calibration of his teachings.

instincts: lying, pain avoidance, blame

These are all in the same energy pattern, evidently. A child lies and blames in an attempt to avoid pain.

power instinct

Level of evolution in consciousness at which one the trappings of political power (content-only) become available.

Rays of the Absolute (the Legacy of Sri Nisargadatta Maharaj)

"In 2006 Stephen Wolinsky proposed the idea of traveling to India to film Nisargadatta Maharaj’s translators and disciples to explore the legacy Maharaj left behind in his hometown, Mumbai."

The Finest Hours (2016)

Chris Pine, Casey Affleck. "The Coast Guard makes a daring rescue attempt off the coast of Cape Cod after a pair of oil tankers are destroyed during a blizzard in 1952." --imdb

Saint Ralph (2004)

7.4 on IMDB, currently on Amazon Prime

A Brilliant Young Mind (2014)

On Amazon Prime. Original title: X+Y

“Whether you think you can, or you think you can't – you're right.”

Quote attributed to Henry Ford.