The Mystical Man

This thread is killing me ? ?

@Sucuk Ekmek Nice. Thanks for sharing. I like what he says at 57:37.

If I had a thousand tongues, I would sing with every one. Voices like a mountain sung Sing you are my only one All my, all my, all my days Life is wonderful Life is wonderful Never understood Life could be this good I would launch a thousand ships Just to be about your lips Tell them all to sail away Just to see you every day All my, all my, all my days Life is wonderful Life is wonderful Never understood Life could be this good If I had a thousand lives I'd spend them all with you beside Never-ending dejavu Never-ending days with you All my, all my, all my days Life is wonderful Life is wonderful Never understood Life could be this good Life is wonderful Life is wonderful Never understood Life could be this good

This one is crazy:

Nice animation:

I love this: I wish Terence had read the whole book. "Art not game for Moby-Dick?"

Good video about choice:

Sure. Karma means conditioning. You can wake up from your conditioning almost regardless of what it is. That doesn't happen just once -- it happens continually. Regardless of how much karma you have, do whatever you can to undo your karma and to awaken. Don't create limiting beliefs around this karma rubbish.

Adya is indeed an amazing individual and an example of what I hope to become.

The greatest spiritual teacher of all time is coming back: "This new year, I will be returning to teaching after a year-long sabbatical. My sabbatical has been a year of continuous return, of withering down to the essential. There is an old Zen saying that goes, 'on the withered branch, a flower blooms.' Like all things Zen, great insight is conveyed in the most simple and natural forms of expression and with the minimum of explanation. We all like beautiful flowers, but conveniently dismiss the withered branches from which they arise and express." Read his full article here.

Great video on the discipline of meditation:

The gym is my new meditation hut.

Adya talks about his experience with excruciating pain: Adya Returns from Sabbatical

Karmic inheritance.

Just shows how amazing Fraser is.

The Whale is finally available for streaming; it's a new movie by Darren Aronofsky, the director of Mother! and Requiem for a Dream. I've been looking forward to this movie for a while. I knew I was going to love it, but it's even better than expected. Within the first fifteen minutes I could intuit that Aronofsky was setting up a powerful climax, and the ending did make me sob. This is the kind of movie I love: it's intimate, it's sublime, and it's about raw humanity.

Interesting figure: Thanks for sharing.

Great video about embodiment:

There is America and then there is the rest of the world.

This is my favorite. What he does at 2:35 and 4:21 is amazing.

Frankly, I just want to be diagnosed -- then I'd know what's wrong with me. Unfortunately, therapy is too expensive.

Hitler did what he thought best for Germany and humanity at large; unfortunately, he was tragically misguided.