One of the superpowers that the human mind has, is the ability to imagine, and dream up all sorts of things that aren't real. Many of those stories arise from our fear, which originated from our fear of the unknown.... Add to this, ancient boogeymen who were made up for all sorts of reasons. Most… Continue reading Superstition interpreted as “Evil”
Is there a way of giving space to different worldviews living together?
....Just thinkin'...... (not looking for agreement) - If people were to see that there must be a system behind the physical reality we see, that that must be some sort of Creative force in and thru it (yes, i realize that many folks think that this is all haphazard and chaotic at base).... We are… Continue reading Is there a way of giving space to different worldviews living together?
Society’s role in Maslow’s Heirarchy of needs
Not love, but a strong society and social law and order is what raises humans above the level of basic physiological and safety needs, and creates a safe environment where sympathy and compassion can be safely expressed. If our sense of safety is present, the higher levels of Maslows heirarchy of needs becomes visible.
How to find peace in this world
#1 - do what you have to do to expose the boogeymen in your life: The things that have given you fear since you were young. As long as boogeymen are active, they will operate below your line of consciousness, and undermine you, and sabotage you. Face them down.... they will vaporize because they are… Continue reading How to find peace in this world
The Oxygen Atom – an example of the agelessness of atoms?
Did you know that the oxygen atom is "almost" eternal? (It does not get old... no entropy at that level of reality) Physicists do not actually "know" that an oxygen atom will degenerate... they just speculate. What does this tell us about the makeup of the universe?It tells us that the level of physics that… Continue reading The Oxygen Atom – an example of the agelessness of atoms?
Our Fullness Benchmark – Living without neediness
In the beginning, we all begin our human adventure inside our mother. This primal experience sets our benchmark for what peace means to us: no need for anything outside ourselves, as everything is brought to us without the need for us to use one ounce of energy. Then..... As soon as we are born, this… Continue reading Our Fullness Benchmark – Living without neediness
Timeline of the Fertile Crescent (Canaan, Isreal, Judea, Palestine)
Archeological & historical facts for those who are interested in facts....... (supersummarized) - The Qesem Cave was occupied by prehistoric humans at approximately 420,000–220,000 BCE . - c. 9000 BCE – Natufian hunter-gatherer groups form a permanent settlement that would come to be known as Jericho. - Isrealites enter the picture.... First record of "Israel"… Continue reading Timeline of the Fertile Crescent (Canaan, Isreal, Judea, Palestine)
Yuri Bezmenov
"Also unclear were the group’s long-term plans involving the U.S. One glimpse, however, comes from a former KGB agent named Yuri Alexandrovich Bezmenov, who defected to Canada in 1970. He claimed to know details of a Soviet plan to undermine the U.S., not on the battlefield but in the psyche of the American public." The… Continue reading Yuri Bezmenov
Sumeria – 3000 year long civilization
The Sumerians, who inhabited the region of modern-day southern Iraq, emerged around 4500 BCE. They were pioneers in various fields, including agriculture, writing, mathematics, and governance. Their cities, such as Uruk and Ur, thrived with impressive infrastructure, intricate temples, and bustling trade networks. For over three millennia, the Sumerians flourished, leaving behind a lasting impact… Continue reading Sumeria – 3000 year long civilization
More notes on Society’s role in human behaviour
A large dose of realistic thinking would sure help us right now. If we would realize that human society is the only thing that keeps humans from acting like animals, then we would protect and grow what we have built as the jewel that it is. 🤠🪶 Tribalism is rooted deep in our evolutionary minds,… Continue reading More notes on Society’s role in human behaviour
Reality is Dharma 