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2008 » April
Archive for April, 2008 China/Tibet…Anti-Dalai Lama Propaganda: The battle continues: Recent news on China/Tibet… A Day After Offer to Meet, China Assails Dalai Lama By Washington Post Foreign Service BEIJING, April 26 — Less than 24 hours after offered to meet with an envoy of the , state-controlled news media on Saturday kept up their campaign of denunciations of the Tibetan spiritual leader. “The behavior of the Dalai clique has seriously violated fundamental teaching and commandments of Buddhism, undermined the normal order of Tibetan Buddhism and ruined its reputation,” the Communist Party’s newspaper reported. , the official English-language newspaper, published an interview with Lahlu Tsewang Dorje, a Tibetan who fought…
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8 Ways to Develop Mindfulness
8 Ways to Develop Mindfulness From a glorious website/blog called THE MIDDLE WAY, comes a refreshing list of ways we can become more mindful in our daily lives. 8 Ways to Develop Mindfulness Enjoy! The Reincarnationist on 27 Mar 2008 | Mysterious News &Uncategorized | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Connect With M.J. Copyright © M.J. Rose, All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
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Easter = Rebirth
Easter = Rebirth Happy Easter to all! Please enjoy this gorgeous sermon by Unitarian Gary Cagle which explains in lovely simplicity the twin philosophies of “reincarnationist” Buddha, and Jesus Christ – a man who himself was “reincarnated” and whose rebirth is celebrated by Christianity’s Easter Sunday. “The Zen Wisdom of Jesus and Buddha” Since the age of twenty-one, I have been attracted to the philosophies and faiths of Asia, especially Buddhism. Which is pretty strange considering I grew up on a small farm in Georgia, was saved at 13 and baptized in the Baptist Church. Of course Jesus was my role model. Then came the turmoil of the 60s. By…
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7 Non-Deadly Habits…
7 Non-Deadly Habits… by , journalist, author, speaker and writing instructor: In truth, that headline is misleading. This list is merely a starter set, not the be-all and end-all assuring spiritual bliss. (And what’s so mystical about the number 7 anyway, other than that it appears to boost book sales?) As the unofficial and self-declared Stephen Covey of spirituality, I add this encouraging caveat: just like bad habits you can’t break, the same can be said of good habits. Try some of these, reap the rewards — those would be love for and from others, love for yourself, love in general — and they will become addictive, giving rise to…
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Video Portrait: You Won’t Remember This
Video Portrait: You Won’t Remember This New life. There is nothing more precious to remind us that we are presently enjoying the grand cycle of existence… From the New York Times - “The artist’s portrait of his son, from birth to the age of four. Music composed by Sam Bisbee. Part of Sightlines, an Op-Ed visual series.” The Reincarnationist on 14 Mar 2008 | Audio & Video &Uncategorized | Comments (0) Comments are closed. Connect With M.J. Copyright © M.J. Rose, All Rights Reserved. Privacy Policy
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A BRIEF FOR THE DEFENSE
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2008 » March
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Vintage News – Ancient Atomic Wars?
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The Antikythera Device – Solved
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