I read day 8 of the Tibetan book of the dead. The guide to liberation in the between states. Created on: 7/15/20 at 1:49 PM

I read the seventh day in the Tibetan book of the dead. The guide to navigating the between states of life and death. The book is also a guide for the living. Awareness. Not taking this life for granted. Delusions. Fear. Confidence. Faith in oneself. Created on: 7/14/20 at 9:11 AM

I forgot to mention the email and footnote from lions roar. They shill for shambala, but put a disclaimer that the views expressed are not theirs... They are a known sex cult with abusers and supporting the abuse of the victims.... Nope not gonna give you a pass. Created on: 12/22/20 at 7:59 AM

I discuss how we can choose to change inequality? I avoid social and political issues, normally. I share a perspective. Created on: 2/4/21 at 7:38 AM

I share insights from a Buddhist banker. GameStop. Wallstreetbets. Short selling. Naked shorts. Avarice. Greed. Truth. Lies. All shown in one modern example. Created on: 2/6/21 at 8:36 AM

I discuss banking, means of exchange, third world poverty, greed and avarice. Change and technology. Old ideas and new.  

"Yes it is. As it stands. Cryto is a means of exchange - not a  speculation vehicle or an investment. As an ex-banker I saw great potential. The number of clients I had sending money overseas, and the costs they paid were near criminal. Then as a banker - I also know what I  would have done to disrupt a technology that might replace my own industry? At minimum it would risk profits. I would create instability  in  the market. Thus negating the tool of exchange - and minimizing the  risk to my own hegemony. All while profiting on both sides. The help  intended: still charging as much as 30% to send funds to a third world country. Trillions being stolen from hard working honest people."

I share a reading for myself I did this morning. How I do a reading. What insights can be gleaned. I also share some insights into history and context to the text and the teachings, in China and without. 

I test the desktop app. A new microphone that took three weeks to arrive 'next-day' shipping(everyone is podcasting). Reading a very apropos quote by Blavatsky of the Theosophical society. I highly recommend reading with an open mind and you might gain some insights. For me when I was young I found a simple quote changed my entire perspective. The mirage simile to teach perspective and bias - or dualistic thinking. You can see anything in a mirage - but you cannot see a horse if you have no concept of what a horse is.