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Over 15,000 Doctors Urge Senate to Block RFK Jr.’s Nomination as Health Secretary
To be honest I don't know what you're referring to🤔. What did I do wrong? -
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That which was never born can never die, therefore deathless. Is this "awareness"?
My interest in Buddhism is mainly from a philosophical perspective. I find wisdom in many of the teachings that make practical sense and do work to reduce suffering. However, there's also a lot of unbelievable stuff in the scriptures, which I'd describe as 'mumbo jumbo'. Consciousness is the state of being aware of oneself and the environment. In order to function in life and understand our environment, and ourselves, we begin by learning to identify and name separate items. Dualism is prevalent. However, all such naming and understanding is reliant upon consciousness. There are hundreds of different scientific disciplines, and hundreds of thousands of different words used to name these separate or different items. Consciousness is one of them, and there are a number of scientific disciplines investigating the nature of consciousness. However, there is a major problem in the study of consciousness that seems impossible to overcome. The methodology of science requires objectivity. In other words, we try to separate the personal characteristics of the observer from the item that is being investigated. Therefore, in order to study consciousness effectively, and arrive at a complete and objective understanding, we would have to separate consciouness from consciousness. How is that possible? In order to study the functions of the mind, we separate the mind from the body and observe the nuerological effects in the mind and its effects on our emotions and the body, using our consciousness as the observer. In my opinion, the Vedic and Buddhist concept of reincarnation, whereby some sort of consciousness survives the death of the individual, and injects itself into another lifeform at the beginning of its birth, is based on a dualism, that is, a separation of consciousness from the body. In my view, consciousness and the body and mind, are one integrated whole. When a person dies, consciousness dies. But I could be wrong. -
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Earth’s Hottest Year: 2024 Breaks Global Temperature Records
Thee would be fires but no so intense. Warmer and drier makes fires bigger. it is pretty simple. -
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(MASLD)A growing health concern you shouldnt ignore.
wow that is one long copy pasted commercial ad -
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What is Thai dating culture like?
I appreciate everything her earlier bf's have teached my wife, they have really done a good job. Made my life 100% easier, and the last thing I wanted was a young pure poor girl who knew nothing about life. Those who speaks good language, and mean proper English shows character and willing to learn to improve their life. -
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Bangkok Police Left Waiting as "Big Joke" Skips Money Laundering Charges
Did they confiscate their passports? I mean they probably aren't even in Thailand anymore.
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