#dvesha

[luanafarayoga]

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This is a sequence I have reincorporated in my practice to bring control and stability back to my arm balances... . My last philosophy post was about #Dvesha, a Sanskrit word that means aversion. . For long time I stopped doing abs exercises. If you want to know how this is related with DVESHA... READ BELOW 👇🏼 . . . Since I started traveling I began a different stage of my inner journey. For those who know me, you might know a little about it. . I started questioning all of my beliefs and patterns, the way I perceived myself and how I relate with people though those patterns and perceptions. . One of the patterns I started questioning is the concept of "beauty". I am not going into all my journey about this but I might say it was painful to realize how influenced I was by what society teach us about beauty and health. I started rejecting the concept of "fitness". Yes! That is Dvesha! I rejected the idea of beauty and health that society was placing in our heads. . So I decided that I didn't want to have a "fit" body anymore. I just wanted my practice to create movement in my body, also for having a good performance of my organs and systems (health) and for developing a peaceful state in mental, emotional and spiritual levels. That is how I stopped doing abs and other types of exercises I used to do before. . I love my body how it is right now. I don't need to have my flat belly anymore, I am not looking to get rid of the cellulitis on my legs, I don't want or need to be slim. I just want to be in balance with my full potential, with freedom of movement, strength and energy to go through all the daily adventures and challenges. . Now, during this process of working on the alignment of the arm balances, I have incorporated again these type of exercises to my routine. But today I practice them with no attachment or expectation. Because I love my whole being just the way I am. 💖 #strength #corestrength #wearebeautiful #loveyourself #lifeisagift #yogaisequanimity #luanafarayoga (at Mykonos)

[linuxgamenews]

Unleash Dvesha: The Shadowy Addition to Pocket Bravery

Dvesha is the new DLC enters into the classic fighting game, Pocket Bravery for Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Thanks to the brilliant minds at Statera Studio for bringing this to life. Which you can find on Steam now. Get ready, fighters — there’s a new contender in Pocket Bravery, and he’s bringing some serious edge. Meet Dvesha, the shadowy, devilish addition to the roster who’s here to shake things up. And also to test your skills like never before on Linux and Steam Deck. This isn’t just another DLC character. This is a creation born from the twisted experiments of Lobo and the legendary Scroll of Shadows. Picture this: the pure embodiment of fear and hatred, with a moveset that’s unpredictable, devastating, and downright dangerous. If you’re looking for a fighter that lets you dominate the battlefield with raw power and a bit of mystery, this’s your guy.

Who is Dvesha?

This is no ordinary fighter. Created as a shadow clone through Lobo’s dark experiments, he’s like a mirror that reflects his opponents’ worst emotions. His calm, calculated strikes feel almost eerie. While his story digs into Pocket Bravery’s growing lore. In Arcade Mode, you’ll dive into the twisted backstory of Lobo’s experiments. Turns out, he isn’t just a fighter — he’s also a weapon crafted to take on something even bigger. Who is this “greater enemy”? That’s for you to uncover as you play.

Pocket Bravery - Dvesha Gameplay Trailer

Why Play?

Dvesha’s classic fighting gameplay is all about mastering chaos. Since he’s perfect for players who thrive on keeping their opponents guessing. Whether you’re pulling off his unpredictable shadow strikes or unleashing a devastating super. He’s got the tools to dominate any match. Oh, and let’s not forget his design — dark, mysterious, and oozing with bad guy energy. If you’re a fan of complex characters with deeper lore, you’re due to like the layers this character brings to the game.

Ready Now!

Ready to unleash the shadows? Dvesha is out now in Pocket Bravery on Steam, playable on Linux, Steam Deck, Mac, and Windows PC. Whether you’re here for the story or the sheer thrill of the fight, this is a character worth playing. This classic fighting is also a deal for $1.99 USD / £1.69 / 1,99€. You can find the base game on Steam but it's discounted 20% on Humble Store. So gear up, jump in, and let the shadows guide your way to victory. The ring is calling - what are you waiting for?

[p5x-theories]

On the topic of the Colabs foreshadowing the main plot, what if the Klesha used for the “current” shadow is a variant of the sin used for the next shadow in P5X’s story?

Example: Dvesha & Pragtigha are both versions of “Anger” which is comparable to the sin of Wrath, Katayama (& Akashi?)’s sin.

Oh, that is an interesting theory! It doesn't quite work as smoothly for the Castle Chapter- Raga (Attachment) makes more sense for Kiuchi than Miyazawa, I think- but it's also the only chapter where both groups were on the same number Palace, so it could be considered an outlier. Maybe since they were taking place at the "same time", rather than the original group being "ahead" of Wonder's group, it wasn't "able" to foreshadow, hehe?

If that's the case, that would suggest that the fourth Palace ruler(s) of the main plot here would be related to Moha, which is Ignorance.

[hkunlimited]

The Poisons of Buddhism: Hate and Anger and the Path to Danger…

The Poisons of Buddhism: Hate and Anger and the Path to Danger…

Anger destroys everything and everyone in its path, and usually a few bystanders, also. Thus, it is rightly one of the three poisons of Buddhism, as a synonym of hatred, dvesha, and co-equal to lust, raga, and delusion, moha. These poisons are also known variously as the Unwholesome Roots (good name for a Rock-and-Roll band, haha), and the Three Fires. In other words: don’t be like that. Do good…

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[punkass-diogenes]

i hate you samsara i hate you dukkha i hate you anicca i hate you tanha i hate you upadana i hate you moha

[hkunlimited]

Buddhism 101: Anger is a Warning Sign of Impending Danger…

Buddhism 101: Anger is a Warning Sign of Impending Danger…

Anger is like a lying dog, that, when provoked, rises up in consciousness, and strikes the nearest hand that most recently fed it. Because it’s blind, and usually vicious, hatefulness optional, and it infects everything it touches, anger does. But it’s not always so easy to recognize, because it comes in many forms, most often in concert with hatred, true, but equally conversant with deception…

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[hkunlimited]

Hatred is the Worst Virus, and One of the Three Buddhist 'Poisons'...

Hatred is the Worst Virus, and One of the Three Buddhist ‘Poisons’…

Hatred is the worst virus, because it lets you live to spread it. It can be cured by consciousness, fortunately, and that is the good news, because the bad news only gets worse, and that is the fact that some people swear by it. That is, they exist to hate, inspired by its call to action, and by its certainty of conviction…

This is one of the three Buddhist ‘poisons’ of hate, delusion, and…

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[healingwithtania]

S U F F E R I N G Moving through suffering can seem like getting sucked into a vortex of doom. It is easy for us to focus on the despair, we get into self pity and the why me comes up. #TheFiveKleshas are explained in the #YogaSutras as the root of our suffering and by understanding these 5, we can see suffering in a different light. Like the famous saying, no mud no lotus. Suffering is the bridge to transcendence. This is not to desensitize what we are experiencing as a whole but more so to shed light on the necessity and the impact that it is creating at the moment. In order to see this silver lining we must first understand the ways that suffering can hold us back. At first glance when a sudden shift occurs it shakes the ground underneath us and changes our routine. It dismantles everything that’s familiar and “true” in our world. And I’d say our current situation has done just that. #Avidya is the misunderstanding of who we really are. The fact that we are not that one role we play in this life but we are so much more. This is our ignorance, our forgetting of how powerful we really are and because of this we attach to an external label. #Asmita ,the disruption of ego, can hold some of us back, some of us unable to change gears. We tend to cling to our old self, our old identification, “I have to leave the house to feel productive”, the provider “I caregiver”, “the martyr”, “the comfortable one” and so on. But many of us are shifting into different roles and leaving the old ones we thought were only us behind. Shedding the old ideals, which now goes into another klesha. #Dvesha an aversion to pain. This is due to the process of shedding the old skin. This is when we filter out the old habits and ideals that sustained our ego. We are now asked to do away with everything that does not benefit us and this is not necessarily easy. We are left to examine this in our lives and it can be tough for many of us. We don’t like change because of the work it takes and because we may find things we don’t really want to discover, but in order for regeneration we must dust off the cobwebs. CONTINUED IN COMMENTS BELLOW. (at Granada Hills, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/B-piaY1nra1/?igshid=1dltzmgdztdev