Friday Night Death

As the sun burns the sun also rises.

For knowledge these days one only need seek Wikipedia.

It sure saves the amount of time it would take scaling some distant mountain all while being chased by a Yeti.

Atiśa’s contemplations on death:

*Death is inevitable.

According to Wikipedia, Atiśa was ranked 18th in the BBC’s poll of the greatest Bengalis of all time. I’m not exactly sure what he would have thought about being ranked 18th but that is probably irrelevant because he died in 1054.

The list seems to pretty much state the obvious however I am fairly certain that the dude had other insights that make him worthy of being in the top twenty.

At the time of writing Wikipedia doesn’t have any information about Atiśa’s death. No famous last words, ritual, chanting, no mention. Maybe he just died normally. But maybe he kept his consciousness or transcendentalness active to the very last so that he could have a chance at making the pass! (if there is one)

Anyway this is not really about Atiśa; it’s about you.

One would think you are better off preparing for death. Just so that it doesn’t take you too much by surprise. But what in heck would I know? What does heck even mean?

Its more than an episode and less than a series. Of course that doesn't make sense. But I wasn't trying to make sense. At least not in this paragraph.

This episode of Friday Night Death live streamed on Friday 12 June 2020. Thunder-cloud the sky was without a stain.

Its goes from party to party and it is prone to corruption.

When the master returned and found the work completed, furious with jealous rage, he killed the apprentice, by striking him a frightful blow on the forehead with a heavy setting-maul.

Tonight's show was broadcast to somewhere in the Hebrides among other places.

It's not always in your local particular. Sometimes it's in your biological. Analysing psychosomatic influence can get pretty boring. It's always a good time to have a beer.

Ingesting the powder one can become faster at completing tasks. The drink form increases positivity but has little effect on negative mood.

Video and more info about this episode: https://www.fridaynightdeath.com/vaccinium-pallidum