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  1. Revivre en corps

    Il y a une phrase qui revient, discrète, chaque soir qu’on s’endort, on ne sait jamais tout à fait si l’on se réveillera. On la chasse vite, cette pensée, comme on chasse tout ce qui dérange le sommeil. On veut revivre encore. Et pourtant, si on la laisse rester un instant, elle ouvre une porte étrange, et si dormir était déjà une forme de mourir ? Et si le matin, chaque matin, était une naissance qu’on tient pour acquise ? Les traditions spirituelles n’ont pas […]

    dandanjean.com/2026/08/24/revi

  2. Revivre en corps

    Il y a une phrase qui revient, discrète, chaque soir qu’on s’endort, on ne sait jamais tout à fait si l’on se réveillera. On la chasse vite, cette pensée, comme on chasse tout ce qui dérange le sommeil. On veut revivre encore. Et pourtant, si on la laisse rester un instant, elle ouvre une porte étrange, et si dormir était déjà une forme de mourir ? Et si le matin, chaque matin, était une naissance qu’on tient pour acquise ? Les traditions spirituelles n’ont pas […]

    dandanjean.com/2026/08/24/revi

  3. Revivre en corps

    Il y a une phrase qui revient, discrète, chaque soir qu’on s’endort, on ne sait jamais tout à fait si l’on se réveillera. On la chasse vite, cette pensée, comme on chasse tout ce qui dérange le sommeil. On veut revivre encore. Et pourtant, si on la laisse rester un instant, elle ouvre une porte étrange, et si dormir était déjà une forme de mourir ? Et si le matin, chaque matin, était une naissance qu’on tient pour acquise ? Les traditions spirituelles n’ont pas […]

    dandanjean.com/2026/08/24/revi

  4. Revivre en corps

    Il y a une phrase qui revient, discrète, chaque soir qu’on s’endort, on ne sait jamais tout à fait si l’on se réveillera. On la chasse vite, cette pensée, comme on chasse tout ce qui dérange le sommeil. On veut revivre encore. Et pourtant, si on la laisse rester un instant, elle ouvre une porte étrange, et si dormir était déjà une forme de mourir ? Et si le matin, chaque matin, était une naissance qu’on tient pour acquise ? Les traditions spirituelles n’ont pas […]

    dandanjean.com/2026/08/24/revi

  5. Revivre en corps

    Il y a une phrase qui revient, discrète, chaque soir qu’on s’endort, on ne sait jamais tout à fait si l’on se réveillera. On la chasse vite, cette pensée, comme on chasse tout ce qui dérange le sommeil. On veut revivre encore. Et pourtant, si on la laisse rester un instant, elle ouvre une porte étrange, et si dormir était déjà une forme de mourir ? Et si le matin, chaque matin, était une naissance qu’on tient pour acquise ? Les traditions spirituelles n’ont pas […]

    dandanjean.com/2026/08/24/revi

  6. So the punch line on it could be a problem is if #MissKitty becomes so involved with that high purpose #Imagination, then she creates another life or 100 million lives for herself to fulfill the #created #purpose of an imaginary occurrence. That's called #Maya and #Reincarnation. She wants out. 🔦🔦🔦

    RE: https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:hc7tndm7gduompba65aps75k/post/3mtrhoqyqxk2g

  7. 💡 Tuesday Insight: Are we here to keep repeating the journey—or to discover the path beyond it? 🌿♾️

    Dive deeper into the spiritual science with this video...

    #reincarnation #rebirth #mindfulness #spirituality #dadaBhagwan

  8. 💡 Tuesday Insight: Are we here to keep repeating the journey—or to discover the path beyond it? 🌿♾️

    Dive deeper into the spiritual science with this video...

    #reincarnation #rebirth #mindfulness #spirituality #dadaBhagwan

  9. 💡 Tuesday Insight: Are we here to keep repeating the journey—or to discover the path beyond it? 🌿♾️

    Dive deeper into the spiritual science with this video...

    #reincarnation #rebirth #mindfulness #spirituality #dadaBhagwan

  10. 💡 Tuesday Insight: Are we here to keep repeating the journey—or to discover the path beyond it? 🌿♾️

    Dive deeper into the spiritual science with this video...

    #reincarnation #rebirth #mindfulness #spirituality #dadaBhagwan

  11. 💡 Tuesday Insight: Are we here to keep repeating the journey—or to discover the path beyond it? 🌿♾️

    Dive deeper into the spiritual science with this video...

    #reincarnation #rebirth #mindfulness #spirituality #dadaBhagwan

  12. Due to its impermanence, there is nothing in this world truly worth doing, except working to escape.

    (According to Buddhism, neither salvation by a deity nor physical death/suicide is an escape from rebirth. Meditation is the only escape.)

    #buddhism #impermanence #value #worth #meaning #purpose #substance #essence #salvation #liberation #deity #god #death #rebirth #reincarnation #meditation

  13. Due to its impermanence, there is nothing in this world truly worth doing, except working to escape.

    (According to Buddhism, neither salvation by a deity nor physical death/suicide is an escape from rebirth. Meditation is the only escape.)

    #buddhism #impermanence #value #worth #meaning #purpose #substance #essence #salvation #liberation #deity #god #death #rebirth #reincarnation #meditation

  14. Due to its impermanence, there is nothing in this world truly worth doing, except working to escape.

    (According to Buddhism, neither salvation by a deity nor physical death/suicide is an escape from rebirth. Meditation is the only escape.)

    #buddhism #impermanence #value #worth #meaning #purpose #substance #essence #salvation #liberation #deity #god #death #rebirth #reincarnation #meditation

  15. Due to its impermanence, there is nothing in this world truly worth doing, except working to escape.

    (According to Buddhism, neither salvation by a deity nor physical death/suicide is an escape from rebirth. Meditation is the only escape.)

    #buddhism #impermanence #value #worth #meaning #purpose #substance #essence #salvation #liberation #deity #god #death #rebirth #reincarnation #meditation

  16. Due to its impermanence, there is nothing in this world truly worth doing, except working to escape.

    (According to Buddhism, neither salvation by a deity nor physical death/suicide is an escape from rebirth. Meditation is the only escape.)

    #buddhism #impermanence #value #worth #meaning #purpose #substance #essence #salvation #liberation #deity #god #death #rebirth #reincarnation #meditation

  17. I have said a number of compliments about #recovery because it makes so much sense. #MissKitty is not dead! LOL Something you'll hear in recovery circles is #Insanity is doing the same thing again and again and expecting different results. What the hell do you think #Reincarnation is? 😹😹😹

  18. Pythagoras: The Man, The Myth, The Mathematician

    Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE) is one of history's most enigmatic figures. We know him for a² + b² = c², but his legacy is far stranger: a fusion of rigorous mathematics, religious mysticism, and political revolution. He didn't just discover a formula; he proposed that mathematics is the language of reality itself.

    The Journey of Wisdom

    Born on the island of Samos, Pythagoras didn't stay put. He traveled to Egypt and Babylon, absorbing geometry from priests and astronomy from scholars. He synthesized these traditions into a radical idea: Numbers are universal. They don't change based on culture or gods. This insight birthed the concept of universal truth accessible through reason—the foundation of science.

    The Pythagorean School

    In Croton (Southern Italy), he founded a community that was part university, part monastery.

    Radical Inclusivity: He accepted women as students (like Theano and Damo), believing intellect transcended gender.
    Communal Life: Members shared possessions, lived together, and followed strict dietary rules (famously avoiding beans—reasons vary from soul-transmigration to flatulence).

    Secret Knowledge: An inner circle (mathematikoi) mastered advanced proofs, while outsiders (akousmatikoi) listened in silence.

    The Mathematical Revolution

    Proof over Observation: While Babylonians knew the theorem, Pythagoras provided the first logical proof. This shifted math from practical measurement to eternal certainty.

    Music & Math: He discovered that musical harmony follows simple ratios (2:1 for octaves, 3:2 for fifths). This proved that beauty has a mathematical structure.

    Irrational Numbers: His own followers discovered √2 cannot be expressed as a fraction. Legend says they drowned the discoverer (Hippasus) because it shattered their worldview that "all is number." Yet, the math survived.

    Mysticism & The Soul

    Pythagoras was also a mystic. He taught metempsychosis (reincarnation), believing souls cycle through animals and humans. This led to vegetarianism and a deep reverence for all life. He saw the Tetractys (a triangle of 10 dots) as a sacred symbol of cosmic order. To him, math wasn't cold calculation—it was theology.

    The Fall & The Legacy

    His political influence in Croton sparked a violent backlash around 510 BCE. The school was burned, members killed, and Pythagoras fled to Metapontum, dying in exile. But his ideas survived.

    Plato absorbed Pythagorean math and mysticism.
    Euclid codified the method of proof.
    Modern Science rests on the Pythagorean assumption that the universe is rational and mathematical.

    Why He Matters Today

    Pythagoras reminds us that truth is discoverable. Whether in GPS navigation (using his theorem), cryptography (using number theory), or music production (using harmonic ratios), his vision persists. He showed that the universe isn't chaos—it's a symphony of numbers waiting to be understood.

    #Pythagoras #Mathematics #Philosophy #AncientGreece #Tetrapharmakos #MusicTheory #IrrationalNumbers #Reincarnation #ScienceHistory #Pleroma #Fediverse #MathematicalUniverse #LegacyOfReason #TheManTheMyth #Croton
  19. Pythagoras: The Man, The Myth, The Mathematician

    Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE) is one of history's most enigmatic figures. We know him for a² + b² = c², but his legacy is far stranger: a fusion of rigorous mathematics, religious mysticism, and political revolution. He didn't just discover a formula; he proposed that mathematics is the language of reality itself.

    The Journey of Wisdom

    Born on the island of Samos, Pythagoras didn't stay put. He traveled to Egypt and Babylon, absorbing geometry from priests and astronomy from scholars. He synthesized these traditions into a radical idea: Numbers are universal. They don't change based on culture or gods. This insight birthed the concept of universal truth accessible through reason—the foundation of science.

    The Pythagorean School

    In Croton (Southern Italy), he founded a community that was part university, part monastery.

    Radical Inclusivity: He accepted women as students (like Theano and Damo), believing intellect transcended gender.
    Communal Life: Members shared possessions, lived together, and followed strict dietary rules (famously avoiding beans—reasons vary from soul-transmigration to flatulence).

    Secret Knowledge: An inner circle (mathematikoi) mastered advanced proofs, while outsiders (akousmatikoi) listened in silence.

    The Mathematical Revolution

    Proof over Observation: While Babylonians knew the theorem, Pythagoras provided the first logical proof. This shifted math from practical measurement to eternal certainty.

    Music & Math: He discovered that musical harmony follows simple ratios (2:1 for octaves, 3:2 for fifths). This proved that beauty has a mathematical structure.

    Irrational Numbers: His own followers discovered √2 cannot be expressed as a fraction. Legend says they drowned the discoverer (Hippasus) because it shattered their worldview that "all is number." Yet, the math survived.

    Mysticism & The Soul

    Pythagoras was also a mystic. He taught metempsychosis (reincarnation), believing souls cycle through animals and humans. This led to vegetarianism and a deep reverence for all life. He saw the Tetractys (a triangle of 10 dots) as a sacred symbol of cosmic order. To him, math wasn't cold calculation—it was theology.

    The Fall & The Legacy

    His political influence in Croton sparked a violent backlash around 510 BCE. The school was burned, members killed, and Pythagoras fled to Metapontum, dying in exile. But his ideas survived.

    Plato absorbed Pythagorean math and mysticism.
    Euclid codified the method of proof.
    Modern Science rests on the Pythagorean assumption that the universe is rational and mathematical.

    Why He Matters Today

    Pythagoras reminds us that truth is discoverable. Whether in GPS navigation (using his theorem), cryptography (using number theory), or music production (using harmonic ratios), his vision persists. He showed that the universe isn't chaos—it's a symphony of numbers waiting to be understood.

    #Pythagoras #Mathematics #Philosophy #AncientGreece #Tetrapharmakos #MusicTheory #IrrationalNumbers #Reincarnation #ScienceHistory #Pleroma #Fediverse #MathematicalUniverse #LegacyOfReason #TheManTheMyth #Croton
  20. Pythagoras: The Man, The Myth, The Mathematician

    Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE) is one of history's most enigmatic figures. We know him for a² + b² = c², but his legacy is far stranger: a fusion of rigorous mathematics, religious mysticism, and political revolution. He didn't just discover a formula; he proposed that mathematics is the language of reality itself.

    The Journey of Wisdom

    Born on the island of Samos, Pythagoras didn't stay put. He traveled to Egypt and Babylon, absorbing geometry from priests and astronomy from scholars. He synthesized these traditions into a radical idea: Numbers are universal. They don't change based on culture or gods. This insight birthed the concept of universal truth accessible through reason—the foundation of science.

    The Pythagorean School

    In Croton (Southern Italy), he founded a community that was part university, part monastery.

    Radical Inclusivity: He accepted women as students (like Theano and Damo), believing intellect transcended gender.
    Communal Life: Members shared possessions, lived together, and followed strict dietary rules (famously avoiding beans—reasons vary from soul-transmigration to flatulence).

    Secret Knowledge: An inner circle (mathematikoi) mastered advanced proofs, while outsiders (akousmatikoi) listened in silence.

    The Mathematical Revolution

    Proof over Observation: While Babylonians knew the theorem, Pythagoras provided the first logical proof. This shifted math from practical measurement to eternal certainty.

    Music & Math: He discovered that musical harmony follows simple ratios (2:1 for octaves, 3:2 for fifths). This proved that beauty has a mathematical structure.

    Irrational Numbers: His own followers discovered √2 cannot be expressed as a fraction. Legend says they drowned the discoverer (Hippasus) because it shattered their worldview that "all is number." Yet, the math survived.

    Mysticism & The Soul

    Pythagoras was also a mystic. He taught metempsychosis (reincarnation), believing souls cycle through animals and humans. This led to vegetarianism and a deep reverence for all life. He saw the Tetractys (a triangle of 10 dots) as a sacred symbol of cosmic order. To him, math wasn't cold calculation—it was theology.

    The Fall & The Legacy

    His political influence in Croton sparked a violent backlash around 510 BCE. The school was burned, members killed, and Pythagoras fled to Metapontum, dying in exile. But his ideas survived.

    Plato absorbed Pythagorean math and mysticism.
    Euclid codified the method of proof.
    Modern Science rests on the Pythagorean assumption that the universe is rational and mathematical.

    Why He Matters Today

    Pythagoras reminds us that truth is discoverable. Whether in GPS navigation (using his theorem), cryptography (using number theory), or music production (using harmonic ratios), his vision persists. He showed that the universe isn't chaos—it's a symphony of numbers waiting to be understood.

    #Pythagoras #Mathematics #Philosophy #AncientGreece #Tetrapharmakos #MusicTheory #IrrationalNumbers #Reincarnation #ScienceHistory #Pleroma #Fediverse #MathematicalUniverse #LegacyOfReason #TheManTheMyth #Croton
  21. Pythagoras: The Man, The Myth, The Mathematician

    Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE) is one of history's most enigmatic figures. We know him for a² + b² = c², but his legacy is far stranger: a fusion of rigorous mathematics, religious mysticism, and political revolution. He didn't just discover a formula; he proposed that mathematics is the language of reality itself.

    The Journey of Wisdom

    Born on the island of Samos, Pythagoras didn't stay put. He traveled to Egypt and Babylon, absorbing geometry from priests and astronomy from scholars. He synthesized these traditions into a radical idea: Numbers are universal. They don't change based on culture or gods. This insight birthed the concept of universal truth accessible through reason—the foundation of science.

    The Pythagorean School

    In Croton (Southern Italy), he founded a community that was part university, part monastery.

    Radical Inclusivity: He accepted women as students (like Theano and Damo), believing intellect transcended gender.
    Communal Life: Members shared possessions, lived together, and followed strict dietary rules (famously avoiding beans—reasons vary from soul-transmigration to flatulence).

    Secret Knowledge: An inner circle (mathematikoi) mastered advanced proofs, while outsiders (akousmatikoi) listened in silence.

    The Mathematical Revolution

    Proof over Observation: While Babylonians knew the theorem, Pythagoras provided the first logical proof. This shifted math from practical measurement to eternal certainty.

    Music & Math: He discovered that musical harmony follows simple ratios (2:1 for octaves, 3:2 for fifths). This proved that beauty has a mathematical structure.

    Irrational Numbers: His own followers discovered √2 cannot be expressed as a fraction. Legend says they drowned the discoverer (Hippasus) because it shattered their worldview that "all is number." Yet, the math survived.

    Mysticism & The Soul

    Pythagoras was also a mystic. He taught metempsychosis (reincarnation), believing souls cycle through animals and humans. This led to vegetarianism and a deep reverence for all life. He saw the Tetractys (a triangle of 10 dots) as a sacred symbol of cosmic order. To him, math wasn't cold calculation—it was theology.

    The Fall & The Legacy

    His political influence in Croton sparked a violent backlash around 510 BCE. The school was burned, members killed, and Pythagoras fled to Metapontum, dying in exile. But his ideas survived.

    Plato absorbed Pythagorean math and mysticism.
    Euclid codified the method of proof.
    Modern Science rests on the Pythagorean assumption that the universe is rational and mathematical.

    Why He Matters Today

    Pythagoras reminds us that truth is discoverable. Whether in GPS navigation (using his theorem), cryptography (using number theory), or music production (using harmonic ratios), his vision persists. He showed that the universe isn't chaos—it's a symphony of numbers waiting to be understood.

    #Pythagoras #Mathematics #Philosophy #AncientGreece #Tetrapharmakos #MusicTheory #IrrationalNumbers #Reincarnation #ScienceHistory #Pleroma #Fediverse #MathematicalUniverse #LegacyOfReason #TheManTheMyth #Croton
  22. Pythagoras: The Man, The Myth, The Mathematician

    Pythagoras (c. 570–495 BCE) is one of history's most enigmatic figures. We know him for a² + b² = c², but his legacy is far stranger: a fusion of rigorous mathematics, religious mysticism, and political revolution. He didn't just discover a formula; he proposed that mathematics is the language of reality itself.

    The Journey of Wisdom

    Born on the island of Samos, Pythagoras didn't stay put. He traveled to Egypt and Babylon, absorbing geometry from priests and astronomy from scholars. He synthesized these traditions into a radical idea: Numbers are universal. They don't change based on culture or gods. This insight birthed the concept of universal truth accessible through reason—the foundation of science.

    The Pythagorean School

    In Croton (Southern Italy), he founded a community that was part university, part monastery.

    Radical Inclusivity: He accepted women as students (like Theano and Damo), believing intellect transcended gender.
    Communal Life: Members shared possessions, lived together, and followed strict dietary rules (famously avoiding beans—reasons vary from soul-transmigration to flatulence).

    Secret Knowledge: An inner circle (mathematikoi) mastered advanced proofs, while outsiders (akousmatikoi) listened in silence.

    The Mathematical Revolution

    Proof over Observation: While Babylonians knew the theorem, Pythagoras provided the first logical proof. This shifted math from practical measurement to eternal certainty.

    Music & Math: He discovered that musical harmony follows simple ratios (2:1 for octaves, 3:2 for fifths). This proved that beauty has a mathematical structure.

    Irrational Numbers: His own followers discovered √2 cannot be expressed as a fraction. Legend says they drowned the discoverer (Hippasus) because it shattered their worldview that "all is number." Yet, the math survived.

    Mysticism & The Soul

    Pythagoras was also a mystic. He taught metempsychosis (reincarnation), believing souls cycle through animals and humans. This led to vegetarianism and a deep reverence for all life. He saw the Tetractys (a triangle of 10 dots) as a sacred symbol of cosmic order. To him, math wasn't cold calculation—it was theology.

    The Fall & The Legacy

    His political influence in Croton sparked a violent backlash around 510 BCE. The school was burned, members killed, and Pythagoras fled to Metapontum, dying in exile. But his ideas survived.

    Plato absorbed Pythagorean math and mysticism.
    Euclid codified the method of proof.
    Modern Science rests on the Pythagorean assumption that the universe is rational and mathematical.

    Why He Matters Today

    Pythagoras reminds us that truth is discoverable. Whether in GPS navigation (using his theorem), cryptography (using number theory), or music production (using harmonic ratios), his vision persists. He showed that the universe isn't chaos—it's a symphony of numbers waiting to be understood.

    #Pythagoras #Mathematics #Philosophy #AncientGreece #Tetrapharmakos #MusicTheory #IrrationalNumbers #Reincarnation #ScienceHistory #Pleroma #Fediverse #MathematicalUniverse #LegacyOfReason #TheManTheMyth #Croton
  23. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma #dalailama

  24. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma #dalailama

  25. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma #dalailama

  26. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  27. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  28. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  29. Wishing a happy birthday to Reincarnation star Kippei Shiina! Here's some art to celebrate!
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    #Reincarnation #Art #FanArt #HorrorMovies #HorrorArt

  30. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  31. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  32. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  33. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  34. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  35. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma

  36. Explore the #Buddhist reasoning for rebirth and #reincarnation. We’ll use the Buddha’s Four Noble Truths as a framework to help us take stock of our lives, inspire a shift in the way we see ourselves and the way we relate to the world around us.
    registration.rigpa.org.au/civi
    #karma