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Samsang — Live 2-hour Recurring Sunday Satsang on Zoom

Samsang — a word that says it all. The endless cycle of worldly entanglement, desire, and becoming. But is there a way out? Or is that even the right question?

Beginning this Sunday, I am opening a live, recurring weekly Satsang (Samsang) on Zoom — a two-hour open space every Sunday from 4 pm to 6 pm IST, where genuine seekers can bring their questions on spirituality, philosophy, consciousness, and the art of living. No lectures. No prepared talks. Just honest, direct inquiry — question by question, seeker by seeker.

This is not a course. This is not a performance. It is simply a space where the most important questions in life get the attention they deserve.

Monthly subscription: ₹449. Register via the Google Form below. Upon payment confirmation, the Zoom link will be sent to your registered email.

See you Sunday.

https://forms.gle/SLDHMeqwV3kTJQPP8

Samsang — Live 2-hour Recurring Sunday Satsang on Zoom

Samsang — a word that says it all. The endless cycle of worldly entanglement, desire, and becoming. But is there a way out? Or is that even the right question?

Beginning this Sunday, I am opening a live, recurring weekly Satsang (Samsang) on Zoom — a two-hour open space every Sunday from 4 pm to 6 pm IST, where genuine seekers can bring their questions on spirituality, philosophy, consciousness, and the art of living. No lectures. No prepared talks. Just honest, direct inquiry — question by question, seeker by seeker.

This is not a course. This is not a performance. It is simply a space where the most important questions in life get the attention they deserve.

Monthly subscription: ₹449. Register via the Google Form below. Upon payment confirmation, the Zoom link will be sent to your registered email.

See you Sunday.

https://forms.gle/SLDHMeqwV3kTJQPP8

Samsang — Live 2-hour Recurring Sunday Satsang on Zoom

Samsang — a word that says it all. The endless cycle of worldly entanglement, desire, and becoming. But is there a way out? Or is that even the right question?

Beginning this Sunday, I am opening a live, recurring weekly Satsang (Samsang) on Zoom — a two-hour open space every Sunday from 4 pm to 6 pm IST, where genuine seekers can bring their questions on spirituality, philosophy, consciousness, and the art of living. No lectures. No prepared talks. Just honest, direct inquiry — question by question, seeker by seeker.

This is not a course. This is not a performance. It is simply a space where the most important questions in life get the attention they deserve.

Monthly subscription: ₹449. Register via the Google Form below. Upon payment confirmation, the Zoom link will be sent to your registered email.

See you Sunday.

https://forms.gle/SLDHMeqwV3kTJQPP8

Samsang — Live 2-hour Recurring Sunday Satsang on Zoom

Samsang — a word that says it all. The endless cycle of worldly entanglement, desire, and becoming. But is there a way out? Or is that even the right question?

Beginning this Sunday, I am opening a live, recurring weekly Satsang (Samsang) on Zoom — a two-hour open space every Sunday from 4 pm to 6 pm IST, where genuine seekers can bring their questions on spirituality, philosophy, consciousness, and the art of living. No lectures. No prepared talks. Just honest, direct inquiry — question by question, seeker by seeker.

This is not a course. This is not a performance. It is simply a space where the most important questions in life get the attention they deserve.

Monthly subscription: ₹449. Register via the Google Form below. Upon payment confirmation, the Zoom link will be sent to your registered email.

See you Sunday.

https://forms.gle/SLDHMeqwV3kTJQPP8

El proyecto de educación tecnológica para mi hija avanzó más de lo esperado este fin de semana. Debido a que comenzaba a ser molesto tener que cambiar de puerto USB el cable del dock para discos duros en cada encendido de la iMac, decidí instalar #BodhiLinux en una partición del disco interno.

Cometí un error de parvulario, luego de reparticionar el disco interno de la iMac, el instalador de Bodhi Linux indicó que no había detectado ningún sistema operativo previo y me ofreció usar todo el disco para instalar el nuevo. Supuse que la indetección tendría relación con la incapacidad del instalador para acceder al formato de partición del MacOS y que el "disco" que se usaría sería la partición vacía disponible (formateada en ExFAT)... ¿Cómo es que infringí la regla de oro de "no suponer"? Seguramente es porque suelo padecer ataques de estupidez.

El caso es que, inesperadamente, la iMac ya no tiene MacOS. No es algo que me duela tantísimo, porque de todas formas ya prácticamente no lo usábamos más que para comparar y sentirnos fenomenales por hacer que una computadora de 2011 funcione de maravilla en 2026. Los datos importantes de la partición de MacOS ya estaban respaldados, pero reconozco que cometí un error grave.

Eso sí, el error fue de esos que terminan en serendipia, porque Bodhi Linux se desempeña aún mejor que Elive, el entorno de escritorio #Moksha, un fork optimizado de #Enlightenment, hace que la iMac se sienta como comprada hace apenas un año.

Life Emerges Out of Oneness — And Sometimes, Out of “One Mess”

How a Typo Became a Lesson in Fractals, Emergence, and the Creative Logic of the Universe

Every so often, life hands you a moment so small and strange that it feels like a cosmic wink. Recently, while jotting down a thought for this very post, I meant to write:

“Life emerges out of oneness.”

Instead, my fingers offered me:

“Life emerges out of one mess.”

And honestly? Both felt true.

The slip wasn’t just funny — it was fractal. It mirrored the very idea I was trying to explore: that creation is not linear, predictable, or pristine. It’s iterative. It’s messy. It’s full of deviations that become discoveries. And in that way, the typo became the perfect doorway into this reflection.

Fractals: When One Pattern Becomes Many

Fractals are patterns that repeat themselves at different scales. Zoom in or zoom out, and the structure echoes itself — tree branches, lightning bolts, river deltas, blood vessels, coastlines. Simple rules govern them, yet they generate infinite complexity.

A fractal begins with a single seed pattern.
A gesture.
A shape.
A rule.

From that oneness, variation emerges. No two branches grow at the same angle. No two waves break the same way. The pattern is recognizable, but never identical.

This is unity expressing itself through diversity.

Emergence: When the Unexpected Becomes Essential

Emergent behavior is what happens when simple parts interact in ways that create something entirely new. No individual neuron understands consciousness, yet consciousness arises. No single ant grasps the colony, yet the colony behaves like an organism.

Emergence depends on non‑linearity.
On detours.
On missteps.
On the “wrong” thing happening at the “right” time.

Foibles, disasters, joy, triumph — they’re not interruptions to the pattern.
They are the pattern.

Just like my typo.
Just like evolution.
Just like every turning point in a human life.

The Esoteric Echo: The One Becoming the Many

Spiritual traditions have long held that the universe is a single source expressing itself through countless forms. “As above, so below.” “The microcosm reflects the macrocosm.” “We are all one.”

But oneness isn’t sterile.
It’s fertile.
It contains every possibility — including the messy ones.

A kaleidoscope is the perfect metaphor: one chamber, one set of fragments, yet infinite shifting worlds. Nothing new is added; only the relationships change. Oneness rearranges itself into new expressions.

Sometimes those expressions look like beauty.
Sometimes they look like chaos.
Often, they look like both at once.

Oneness and One Mess: Two Sides of the Same Truth

The more I sat with my accidental phrase, the more it felt like a teaching:

Oneness births form through variation.
Variation looks like mess.
The mess reorganizes into new patterns.
The new patterns reveal the oneness again.

It’s a loop.
A cycle.
A fractal.
A kaleidoscope turning itself inside out.

Life emerges out of oneness — but it often looks like one mess along the way.

And maybe that’s the point.

The Pattern That Keeps Becoming

So here’s the heart of it:

Everything is a fractal unfolding through time and space — a never‑ending cycle where the pattern is continuously changing. The accidents, the imperfections, the breakthroughs, the breakdowns… they’re not deviations from the design. They are the design.

Creation is not a straight line.
It’s a spiral.
A branching.
A shimmering, shifting mosaic of oneness discovering itself through form.

Even through typos.

Life Emerges Out of Oneness — And Sometimes, Out of “One Mess”

How a Typo Became a Lesson in Fractals, Emergence, and the Creative Logic of the Universe

Every so often, life hands you a moment so small and strange that it feels like a cosmic wink. Recently, while jotting down a thought for this very post, I meant to write:

“Life emerges out of oneness.”

Instead, my fingers offered me:

“Life emerges out of one mess.”

And honestly? Both felt true.

The slip wasn’t just funny — it was fractal. It mirrored the very idea I was trying to explore: that creation is not linear, predictable, or pristine. It’s iterative. It’s messy. It’s full of deviations that become discoveries. And in that way, the typo became the perfect doorway into this reflection.

Fractals: When One Pattern Becomes Many

Fractals are patterns that repeat themselves at different scales. Zoom in or zoom out, and the structure echoes itself — tree branches, lightning bolts, river deltas, blood vessels, coastlines. Simple rules govern them, yet they generate infinite complexity.

A fractal begins with a single seed pattern.
A gesture.
A shape.
A rule.

From that oneness, variation emerges. No two branches grow at the same angle. No two waves break the same way. The pattern is recognizable, but never identical.

This is unity expressing itself through diversity.

Emergence: When the Unexpected Becomes Essential

Emergent behavior is what happens when simple parts interact in ways that create something entirely new. No individual neuron understands consciousness, yet consciousness arises. No single ant grasps the colony, yet the colony behaves like an organism.

Emergence depends on non‑linearity.
On detours.
On missteps.
On the “wrong” thing happening at the “right” time.

Foibles, disasters, joy, triumph — they’re not interruptions to the pattern.
They are the pattern.

Just like my typo.
Just like evolution.
Just like every turning point in a human life.

The Esoteric Echo: The One Becoming the Many

Spiritual traditions have long held that the universe is a single source expressing itself through countless forms. “As above, so below.” “The microcosm reflects the macrocosm.” “We are all one.”

But oneness isn’t sterile.
It’s fertile.
It contains every possibility — including the messy ones.

A kaleidoscope is the perfect metaphor: one chamber, one set of fragments, yet infinite shifting worlds. Nothing new is added; only the relationships change. Oneness rearranges itself into new expressions.

Sometimes those expressions look like beauty.
Sometimes they look like chaos.
Often, they look like both at once.

Oneness and One Mess: Two Sides of the Same Truth

The more I sat with my accidental phrase, the more it felt like a teaching:

Oneness births form through variation.
Variation looks like mess.
The mess reorganizes into new patterns.
The new patterns reveal the oneness again.

It’s a loop.
A cycle.
A fractal.
A kaleidoscope turning itself inside out.

Life emerges out of oneness — but it often looks like one mess along the way.

And maybe that’s the point.

The Pattern That Keeps Becoming

So here’s the heart of it:

Everything is a fractal unfolding through time and space — a never‑ending cycle where the pattern is continuously changing. The accidents, the imperfections, the breakthroughs, the breakdowns… they’re not deviations from the design. They are the design.

Creation is not a straight line.
It’s a spiral.
A branching.
A shimmering, shifting mosaic of oneness discovering itself through form.

Even through typos.

Life Emerges Out of Oneness — And Sometimes, Out of “One Mess”

How a Typo Became a Lesson in Fractals, Emergence, and the Creative Logic of the Universe

Every so often, life hands you a moment so small and strange that it feels like a cosmic wink. Recently, while jotting down a thought for this very post, I meant to write:

“Life emerges out of oneness.”

Instead, my fingers offered me:

“Life emerges out of one mess.”

And honestly? Both felt true.

The slip wasn’t just funny — it was fractal. It mirrored the very idea I was trying to explore: that creation is not linear, predictable, or pristine. It’s iterative. It’s messy. It’s full of deviations that become discoveries. And in that way, the typo became the perfect doorway into this reflection.

Fractals: When One Pattern Becomes Many

Fractals are patterns that repeat themselves at different scales. Zoom in or zoom out, and the structure echoes itself — tree branches, lightning bolts, river deltas, blood vessels, coastlines. Simple rules govern them, yet they generate infinite complexity.

A fractal begins with a single seed pattern.
A gesture.
A shape.
A rule.

From that oneness, variation emerges. No two branches grow at the same angle. No two waves break the same way. The pattern is recognizable, but never identical.

This is unity expressing itself through diversity.

Emergence: When the Unexpected Becomes Essential

Emergent behavior is what happens when simple parts interact in ways that create something entirely new. No individual neuron understands consciousness, yet consciousness arises. No single ant grasps the colony, yet the colony behaves like an organism.

Emergence depends on non‑linearity.
On detours.
On missteps.
On the “wrong” thing happening at the “right” time.

Foibles, disasters, joy, triumph — they’re not interruptions to the pattern.
They are the pattern.

Just like my typo.
Just like evolution.
Just like every turning point in a human life.

The Esoteric Echo: The One Becoming the Many

Spiritual traditions have long held that the universe is a single source expressing itself through countless forms. “As above, so below.” “The microcosm reflects the macrocosm.” “We are all one.”

But oneness isn’t sterile.
It’s fertile.
It contains every possibility — including the messy ones.

A kaleidoscope is the perfect metaphor: one chamber, one set of fragments, yet infinite shifting worlds. Nothing new is added; only the relationships change. Oneness rearranges itself into new expressions.

Sometimes those expressions look like beauty.
Sometimes they look like chaos.
Often, they look like both at once.

Oneness and One Mess: Two Sides of the Same Truth

The more I sat with my accidental phrase, the more it felt like a teaching:

Oneness births form through variation.
Variation looks like mess.
The mess reorganizes into new patterns.
The new patterns reveal the oneness again.

It’s a loop.
A cycle.
A fractal.
A kaleidoscope turning itself inside out.

Life emerges out of oneness — but it often looks like one mess along the way.

And maybe that’s the point.

The Pattern That Keeps Becoming

So here’s the heart of it:

Everything is a fractal unfolding through time and space — a never‑ending cycle where the pattern is continuously changing. The accidents, the imperfections, the breakthroughs, the breakdowns… they’re not deviations from the design. They are the design.

Creation is not a straight line.
It’s a spiral.
A branching.
A shimmering, shifting mosaic of oneness discovering itself through form.

Even through typos.

Life Emerges Out of Oneness — And Sometimes, Out of “One Mess”

How a Typo Became a Lesson in Fractals, Emergence, and the Creative Logic of the Universe

Every so often, life hands you a moment so small and strange that it feels like a cosmic wink. Recently, while jotting down a thought for this very post, I meant to write:

“Life emerges out of oneness.”

Instead, my fingers offered me:

“Life emerges out of one mess.”

And honestly? Both felt true.

The slip wasn’t just funny — it was fractal. It mirrored the very idea I was trying to explore: that creation is not linear, predictable, or pristine. It’s iterative. It’s messy. It’s full of deviations that become discoveries. And in that way, the typo became the perfect doorway into this reflection.

Fractals: When One Pattern Becomes Many

Fractals are patterns that repeat themselves at different scales. Zoom in or zoom out, and the structure echoes itself — tree branches, lightning bolts, river deltas, blood vessels, coastlines. Simple rules govern them, yet they generate infinite complexity.

A fractal begins with a single seed pattern.
A gesture.
A shape.
A rule.

From that oneness, variation emerges. No two branches grow at the same angle. No two waves break the same way. The pattern is recognizable, but never identical.

This is unity expressing itself through diversity.

Emergence: When the Unexpected Becomes Essential

Emergent behavior is what happens when simple parts interact in ways that create something entirely new. No individual neuron understands consciousness, yet consciousness arises. No single ant grasps the colony, yet the colony behaves like an organism.

Emergence depends on non‑linearity.
On detours.
On missteps.
On the “wrong” thing happening at the “right” time.

Foibles, disasters, joy, triumph — they’re not interruptions to the pattern.
They are the pattern.

Just like my typo.
Just like evolution.
Just like every turning point in a human life.

The Esoteric Echo: The One Becoming the Many

Spiritual traditions have long held that the universe is a single source expressing itself through countless forms. “As above, so below.” “The microcosm reflects the macrocosm.” “We are all one.”

But oneness isn’t sterile.
It’s fertile.
It contains every possibility — including the messy ones.

A kaleidoscope is the perfect metaphor: one chamber, one set of fragments, yet infinite shifting worlds. Nothing new is added; only the relationships change. Oneness rearranges itself into new expressions.

Sometimes those expressions look like beauty.
Sometimes they look like chaos.
Often, they look like both at once.

Oneness and One Mess: Two Sides of the Same Truth

The more I sat with my accidental phrase, the more it felt like a teaching:

Oneness births form through variation.
Variation looks like mess.
The mess reorganizes into new patterns.
The new patterns reveal the oneness again.

It’s a loop.
A cycle.
A fractal.
A kaleidoscope turning itself inside out.

Life emerges out of oneness — but it often looks like one mess along the way.

And maybe that’s the point.

The Pattern That Keeps Becoming

So here’s the heart of it:

Everything is a fractal unfolding through time and space — a never‑ending cycle where the pattern is continuously changing. The accidents, the imperfections, the breakthroughs, the breakdowns… they’re not deviations from the design. They are the design.

Creation is not a straight line.
It’s a spiral.
A branching.
A shimmering, shifting mosaic of oneness discovering itself through form.

Even through typos.

Life Emerges Out of Oneness — And Sometimes, Out of “One Mess”

How a Typo Became a Lesson in Fractals, Emergence, and the Creative Logic of the Universe

Every so often, life hands you a moment so small and strange that it feels like a cosmic wink. Recently, while jotting down a thought for this very post, I meant to write:

“Life emerges out of oneness.”

Instead, my fingers offered me:

“Life emerges out of one mess.”

And honestly? Both felt true.

The slip wasn’t just funny — it was fractal. It mirrored the very idea I was trying to explore: that creation is not linear, predictable, or pristine. It’s iterative. It’s messy. It’s full of deviations that become discoveries. And in that way, the typo became the perfect doorway into this reflection.

Fractals: When One Pattern Becomes Many

Fractals are patterns that repeat themselves at different scales. Zoom in or zoom out, and the structure echoes itself — tree branches, lightning bolts, river deltas, blood vessels, coastlines. Simple rules govern them, yet they generate infinite complexity.

A fractal begins with a single seed pattern.
A gesture.
A shape.
A rule.

From that oneness, variation emerges. No two branches grow at the same angle. No two waves break the same way. The pattern is recognizable, but never identical.

This is unity expressing itself through diversity.

Emergence: When the Unexpected Becomes Essential

Emergent behavior is what happens when simple parts interact in ways that create something entirely new. No individual neuron understands consciousness, yet consciousness arises. No single ant grasps the colony, yet the colony behaves like an organism.

Emergence depends on non‑linearity.
On detours.
On missteps.
On the “wrong” thing happening at the “right” time.

Foibles, disasters, joy, triumph — they’re not interruptions to the pattern.
They are the pattern.

Just like my typo.
Just like evolution.
Just like every turning point in a human life.

The Esoteric Echo: The One Becoming the Many

Spiritual traditions have long held that the universe is a single source expressing itself through countless forms. “As above, so below.” “The microcosm reflects the macrocosm.” “We are all one.”

But oneness isn’t sterile.
It’s fertile.
It contains every possibility — including the messy ones.

A kaleidoscope is the perfect metaphor: one chamber, one set of fragments, yet infinite shifting worlds. Nothing new is added; only the relationships change. Oneness rearranges itself into new expressions.

Sometimes those expressions look like beauty.
Sometimes they look like chaos.
Often, they look like both at once.

Oneness and One Mess: Two Sides of the Same Truth

The more I sat with my accidental phrase, the more it felt like a teaching:

Oneness births form through variation.
Variation looks like mess.
The mess reorganizes into new patterns.
The new patterns reveal the oneness again.

It’s a loop.
A cycle.
A fractal.
A kaleidoscope turning itself inside out.

Life emerges out of oneness — but it often looks like one mess along the way.

And maybe that’s the point.

The Pattern That Keeps Becoming

So here’s the heart of it:

Everything is a fractal unfolding through time and space — a never‑ending cycle where the pattern is continuously changing. The accidents, the imperfections, the breakthroughs, the breakdowns… they’re not deviations from the design. They are the design.

Creation is not a straight line.
It’s a spiral.
A branching.
A shimmering, shifting mosaic of oneness discovering itself through form.

Even through typos.

The Aghori are Hindu ascetics who seek enlightenment by embracing death, taboo, and ritual impurity. Feared and respected, they reject conventional boundaries to pursue moksha through radical spiritual discipline.
#Aghori #HinduMysticism #Varanasi #SpiritualExtremes #AncientTraditions #ReligiousHistory #Moksha #MysticIndia
Reed more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-famous-people/aghori-004778

The Aghori are Hindu ascetics who seek enlightenment by embracing death, taboo, and ritual impurity. Feared and respected, they reject conventional boundaries to pursue moksha through radical spiritual discipline.
#Aghori #HinduMysticism #Varanasi #SpiritualExtremes #AncientTraditions #ReligiousHistory #Moksha #MysticIndia
Reed more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-famous-people/aghori-004778

The Aghori are Hindu ascetics who seek enlightenment by embracing death, taboo, and ritual impurity. Feared and respected, they reject conventional boundaries to pursue moksha through radical spiritual discipline.
#Aghori #HinduMysticism #Varanasi #SpiritualExtremes #AncientTraditions #ReligiousHistory #Moksha #MysticIndia
Reed more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-famous-people/aghori-004778

The Aghori are Hindu ascetics who seek enlightenment by embracing death, taboo, and ritual impurity. Feared and respected, they reject conventional boundaries to pursue moksha through radical spiritual discipline.
#Aghori #HinduMysticism #Varanasi #SpiritualExtremes #AncientTraditions #ReligiousHistory #Moksha #MysticIndia
Reed more:https://www.ancient-origins.net/history-famous-people/aghori-004778

Five #FirstPrinciples Ideas of #Hinduism

Hinduism is a very old religion with many different groups and beliefs.

#Brahman - Everything in the universe
#Atman - Your eternal soul
#Dharma- Doing what’s right
#Karma - Actions have consequences
#Moksha - Freedom from being reborn

What These Ideas Mean

These five ideas help explain how Hindus understand the world and how to live a good life.

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Five #FirstPrinciples Ideas of #Hinduism

Hinduism is a very old religion with many different groups and beliefs.

#Brahman - Everything in the universe
#Atman - Your eternal soul
#Dharma- Doing what’s right
#Karma - Actions have consequences
#Moksha - Freedom from being reborn

What These Ideas Mean

These five ideas help explain how Hindus understand the world and how to live a good life.

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Five #FirstPrinciples Ideas of #Hinduism

Hinduism is a very old religion with many different groups and beliefs.

#Brahman - Everything in the universe
#Atman - Your eternal soul
#Dharma- Doing what’s right
#Karma - Actions have consequences
#Moksha - Freedom from being reborn

What These Ideas Mean

These five ideas help explain how Hindus understand the world and how to live a good life.

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Five #FirstPrinciples Ideas of #Hinduism

Hinduism is a very old religion with many different groups and beliefs.

#Brahman - Everything in the universe
#Atman - Your eternal soul
#Dharma- Doing what’s right
#Karma - Actions have consequences
#Moksha - Freedom from being reborn

What These Ideas Mean

These five ideas help explain how Hindus understand the world and how to live a good life.

(1/4)

Five #FirstPrinciples Ideas of #Hinduism

Hinduism is a very old religion with many different groups and beliefs.

#Brahman - Everything in the universe
#Atman - Your eternal soul
#Dharma- Doing what’s right
#Karma - Actions have consequences
#Moksha - Freedom from being reborn

What These Ideas Mean

These five ideas help explain how Hindus understand the world and how to live a good life.

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Let us uncover the true meaning of liberation through the presented video.

https://youtube.com/shorts/E64DiEwcl7k

#liberation #moksha #spirituality #monday #mastodon

Moksha by Roberto Pazzi

https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiACA50Kq00

#travel #reflection #photography #senior #men #indian #culture #hindu #sadhu #birds #boat #varanasi #day #orange #lifestyles #elderly #uttar #pradesh #man #outdoors #standing #asia #india #people #portrait #reportage #place #water #religion #moksha

Moksha by Roberto Pazzi

https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiACA50Kq00

#travel #reflection #photography #senior #men #indian #culture #hindu #sadhu #birds #boat #varanasi #day #orange #lifestyles #elderly #uttar #pradesh #man #outdoors #standing #asia #india #people #portrait #reportage #place #water #religion #moksha

Moksha by Roberto Pazzi

https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiACA50Kq00

#travel #reflection #photography #senior #men #indian #culture #hindu #sadhu #birds #boat #varanasi #day #orange #lifestyles #elderly #uttar #pradesh #man #outdoors #standing #asia #india #people #portrait #reportage #place #water #religion #moksha

Moksha by Roberto Pazzi

https://tmblr.co/Z7VXvxiACA50Kq00

#travel #reflection #photography #senior #men #indian #culture #hindu #sadhu #birds #boat #varanasi #day #orange #lifestyles #elderly #uttar #pradesh #man #outdoors #standing #asia #india #people #portrait #reportage #place #water #religion #moksha

अष्टावक्र महागीता भाग 3: जो है सो है"
ओशो की दृष्टि से जीवन की सहज स्वीकृति और मौन की गहराई।
जो है, उसे पूर्ण रूप से जीना ही मुक्ति है।

📖 पढ़ें: www.diamondbooks.in
#Osho #Ashtavakra #JoHaiSoHai #SpiritualJourney #OshoWisdom #DiamondBooks #Moksha

Meet Cutie Bear — a ballerina teddy, slightly singed by life, yet still capable of a quantum split — especially when she twirls to "Bane", a song as gentle as a roundhouse kick to the space-time continuum.

#AieAieAie #cutiebear #bane #moksha #IA #AI #dancingbear
https://youtube.com/shorts/nkaFEDTsZPo?si=UktpLWvEs7pm1SvV

Reincarnation: Thoughts Are Like Seeds That Sprout Into Words and Deeds: https://santmatradhasoami.blogspot.com/2024/07/reincarnation-thoughts-are-like-seeds.html

#reincarnation #karma #moksha #jivamukti #salvation #gnosis #spirituality #meditation

@Priyajsridhar
Now, most submissions are done via email or via Moksha, Submittable or similar. What do you think of this?

It's much easier to work on something right up to the deadline--and you won't be stopped if you have a printer problem or run out of supplies!

As an anthologist, it makes it much easier to receive submissions from all over the world. It's also better for the environment. So, definitely in favor.

#Writephant #Submittable #Moksha #amsubitting #amwriting

Marcus du Sautoy seems to have reached Moksha and reincarnated as an Australian.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nlm07asSU0c
#WTF #maths #accent #Moksha #मोक्ष

צד ב׳: שפות טבעיות אוּרליות.
המילה ל„שמים, רקיע” גם ב־#Erzya וגם ב־#Moksha (שפות מורדבֿיניות, ממשפחת השפות האוּרליות) היא менель (בתעתיק: meńeľ). קישור:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8C

כמובן שזה יכול עקרונית להיות צירוף מקרים, אבל לאור ההתעסקות של טולקין עם #פינית, ולאור שפינית היא מאותה המשפחה (בענף אחר), נראה לי שיש בסיס לחשוב שזה לא מקרי, אלא שהוא נתקל במילה הזאת ושאל אותה במודע או שלא במודע.

#בלשנות #שפות #שפות_אורליות #שפות_אוּרליות

צד ב׳: שפות טבעיות אוּרליות.
המילה ל„שמים, רקיע” גם ב־#Erzya וגם ב־#Moksha (שפות מורדבֿיניות, ממשפחת השפות האוּרליות) היא менель (בתעתיק: meńeľ). קישור:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8C

כמובן שזה יכול עקרונית להיות צירוף מקרים, אבל לאור ההתעסקות של טולקין עם #פינית, ולאור שפינית היא מאותה המשפחה (בענף אחר), נראה לי שיש בסיס לחשוב שזה לא מקרי, אלא שהוא נתקל במילה הזאת ושאל אותה במודע או שלא במודע.

#בלשנות #שפות #שפות_אורליות #שפות_אוּרליות

צד ב׳: שפות טבעיות אוּרליות.
המילה ל„שמים, רקיע” גם ב־#Erzya וגם ב־#Moksha (שפות מורדבֿיניות, ממשפחת השפות האוּרליות) היא менель (בתעתיק: meńeľ). קישור:
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/%D0%BC%D0%B5%D0%BD%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8C

כמובן שזה יכול עקרונית להיות צירוף מקרים, אבל לאור ההתעסקות של טולקין עם #פינית, ולאור שפינית היא מאותה המשפחה (בענף אחר), נראה לי שיש בסיס לחשוב שזה לא מקרי, אלא שהוא נתקל במילה הזאת ושאל אותה במודע או שלא במודע.

#בלשנות #שפות #שפות_אורליות #שפות_אוּרליות

#BodhiLinux7.0 is the latest release of one of the oldest #Ubuntu-based #linux #distros, with one of the more unusual desktops. With its new release #BodhiLinux 7 brings Enlightenment to Ubuntu. With a choice of kernel versions, and even a 32-bit edition if you need it. Based on Ubuntu 22.04, with the #Moksha desktop, which is a fork of #Enlightenment17. https://www.theregister.com/2023/08/25/bodhi_linux_7/

::: Bodhi Linux 7.0 🍃

Have a lower-end or old hardware? Laptop of the past? Rejoice for Bodhi Linux 7.0 recently released.

Revive that machine with a lightweight yet powerful Linux distro built on Ubuntu base.

►Stable Ubuntu 22.04.2 LTS base
►Moksha 0.4.0-14 (light desktop)
►S76 (System76) release for cutting-edge performance
►Kernel updates enabled by default
►Ubuntu backports enabled
►Quick Start Guide now in many languages

=> https://www.bodhilinux.com/introducing-bodhi-linux-7-0-a-landmark-release

#Bodhi #Linux #light #Moksha #distros

Bodhi Linux 7.0 has been released
https://www.opensourcefeed.org/bodhi-70-release/

#bodhi #moksha

Została wydana nowa wersja dystrybucji Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 https://linuxiarze.pl/bodhi-linux-7-0-0/ #linux #ubuntu #bodhi #enlightnement #moksha

#HenryDavidThoreau answers how to attain #moksha

Moksha (by Seb Neox)

🔗 https://www.flickr.com/photos/sebcaen/52879804891/

#SecondLife #Moksha #Landscape #Beach #DigitalArt

The latest iteration of Bodhi Linux is available for testing https://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Bodhi-Linux-7.0-Beta-Ready-for-Testing #BodhiLinux #Moksha #Ubuntu #kernel #modules #software #updates #beta

Bodhi Linux 7.0.0 Alpha is Out for Testing

https://debugpointnews.com/bodhi-linux-7-0-0-alpha/

#linux #opensource #bodhi #bodhilinux #efl #moksha

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In the name of #Moksha folk, the "Toraman Terdemas" editors expresses deep condolences to our #Udmurt neighbors on the anniversary of the death of Albert Razin. 3 years ago, on September 10, on the central square of the city of Izhkar, he committed a rejected act of self-immolation, finding no other way to preserve the sovereign rights of the indigenous folk in the Russian Federation.

This is a great loss not only for our neighbors, the Udmurts, but also for all Finno-Ugric peoples, who right now continue to stubbornly Russify and assimilate, and also send them to a war that is not ours. Albert Razin single-handedly protested against the destruction of his native language, traditions and culture, the abolition of the teaching of Udmurt tongue in schools; then they did not hear him, but today they are trying to forget.

An outstanding linguist sacrificed himself in the name of his people and their language, and his public death became a fiery testament both to the Udmurts, and probably to us, Mokshas, who are ashamed of their roots. One of the last words of the faithful son of the Udmurt folk Albert Razin were the following: «Burn, empire! Live, my people».

His death is a sign for all indigenous peoples (including Finno-Ugric peoples) – each of us personally is not needed by anyone except ourselves, therefore it is necessary to return to a full-fledged struggle for our national identity!
https://t.me/toramanj_terdema/59
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