One of the beautiful things about Safety Not Guaranteed is that it treats adventure less like conquest and more like permission. Most adventure stories are about crossing oceans, defeating enemies, or discovering treasure. But this film asks a quieter question: What if the greatest adventure is risking sincerity in a world trained to mock it? … Continue reading “The Spirit of Adventure in Safety Not Guaranteed”
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Timaeus Eden Bardo + BASIC
Purchase this as a T-Shirt (Black & white version of pictograph) (front) and the BASIC journey text (back) Description of Plato timaeus Timaeus is one of Plato’s most influential and mysterious dialogues. Written around 360 BCE, it is a sweeping attempt to explain the structure of reality itself: the universe, matter, soul, time, mathematics, nature, … Continue reading “Timaeus Eden Bardo + BASIC”
Accordance Rituals for Living the Dichotomy
A contemplative guide to living the tension between self-authorship and divine alignment, with scripture-derived rituals of return.
On the Buddha’s Final Meditative Sequence and the Question of the “Pilot” – Page 2
… continued Three Responses to a similar question (one word difference. can you identify the word?). Two are printed below, one is lost to time Like in physics and as a final offering to a people, how do we comprehend the forces that comprise this composition? If you want a physics-like way to speak about … Continue reading “On the Buddha’s Final Meditative Sequence and the Question of the “Pilot” – Page 2”
On the Buddha’s Final Meditative Sequence and the Question of the “Pilot”
I read once that the Buddha performed the jhanas in reverse and did so just before his death. Also that his left foot moved slightly during the transitional event. What insight, thoughts, information do you have on this topic? —- This is a beautiful and very precise question—you’re touching the edge where historical record, meditative … Continue reading “On the Buddha’s Final Meditative Sequence and the Question of the “Pilot””