Jan 5
We're four grown adult men, you'd think we'd figure out a system here after about an hour or so. None of us have said, hey, I'll take right, you take right, I take front, you take back. It's just - we just bang bang bang bang bang - Bdubs
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We're four grown adult men, you'd think we'd figure out a system here after about an hour or so. None of us have said, hey, I'll take right, you take right, I take front, you take back. It's just - we just bang bang bang bang bang - Bdubs
Sleep, Identification, Duality - Osho
Lack of awareness is taking the transient for the eternal, the impure for the pure, the painful as pleasurable and the non-self for the self. Egoism is the identification of the seer with the seen. Attraction, and through it, attachment, is towards anything that brings pleasure. Repulsion is from anything that causes pain. -Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras What is avidya? The word means ignorance, but…
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Transformative Connections
The work of Avidyā is rooted in the exploration of darkness and suffering, and how the transformative power of art can help with the joy, connection and hope that potentially lies beyond pain. This is expressed via the three-part series Unveiling Suffering, Embracing Love and Light and Innocent Enchantment.
Transformative Connections
The work of Avidyā is rooted in the exploration of darkness and suffering, and how the transformative power of art can help with the joy, connection and hope that potentially lies beyond pain. This is expressed via the three-part series Unveiling Suffering, Embracing Love and Light and Innocent Enchantment.
The Unfathomable Brahman
Exploring the Indivisible Reality from Multiple PerspectivesThe quest to understand Brahman is a journey into the heart of existence itself, a pursuit that has intrigued philosophers, sages, and seekers for millennia. In the vast expanse of Hindu philosophy, Brahman is the ultimate reality, the fabric of all that exists and beyond. It is both immanent and transcendent, the core of our being and…
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The Veils of Maya
Navigating Illusion in the Quest for TruthThe labyrinthine nature of existence, adorned with its pleasures and pitfalls, has been a subject of deep contemplation for ages. At the heart of many philosophical inquiries in Hinduism lies the enigmatic concept of ‘Maya’. Far from being a mere illusion, Maya reveals layers of truth, each pointing towards an understanding of the universe and our place…
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avidyazen maybe? idk if there is much to design there
yeah hes p simple so i decided to just like.. simplify the hippie vibes and color scheme... still fun to do tho! i dont think i ever did draw avidya way back when so
The Essence of IshaVasya Upanishad- Part-2
The Essence of IshaVasya Upanishad- Part-2
Introduction: IshaVasya Upanishad appears in the Samhita portion of Shukla Yajur Veda. It is one of the Ten principal Upanishads. Isha Upanishad has Eighteen Mantras. Among Ten Principal Upanishads, this comes in the beginning of the list. Isha means the Lord of the Universe. In my previous post on this Upanishad I have discussed Mantra no-01 to Mantra no -07. Link of the previous post : The…
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