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What's your favorite foundational civilizational relic & claim that doubles as a way to shaft someone without them knowing?
It's just a piece of wool right
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I have no incentive for showing anyone the Linear A/B tablets are clearly Pali. I'm not a Buddhist. I never took to Buddhism, I prefer Taoism. That's not the point I prefer truth and understanding no matter how complex. And the truth shows Ancient Mycenae and Crete were Buddhist
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You're missing about 1000 years tracing back to Crete but it's outside the scope accepted Western scholarly pursuit. You know where that Thera volcano is.
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A thread 🧵 on the Chronological history of Buddhism including important Events and figures
Of the faith
563 BC – 483 BC: Life of Śākyamuni Buddha
483 BC: First Buddhist Council at Rājagṛha
383 BC: Second Buddhist Council at Vaiśālī
326–323 BC: Alexander the Great invades India
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Where the hell is Revata!?
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🌿 Di Mana Pun Para Suci Menetap, Di Sanalah Tempat Terindah 🌿
Jejak Kebijaksanaan Revata Thera yg Mengubah Cara Pandang tentang Kebahagiaan
Kisah Khadiravaniya Revata Thera mengajarkan bahwa keindahan sejati tidak ditentukan oleh kemewahan tempat, melainkan oleh kualitas batin
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Te-Me-No Le-Me-No
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To the man who has not a blemish
who is always seeking purity, even a hair-tip of evil seems as big as a cloud.
~Arahant Khadiravaniya Revata,
Theragāthā 14.1
🌺🌻🌸☘️🪷🍁☸️
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Sounds Buddhist
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Oh you’re a taoist? Name the tao then
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Which one of you has begun true word extraction on modern language. Without that technical assistance you are not near the intention. Profound or not much of it is still subjective.
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Você é budista porque precisa lidar com a ansiedade gerada pela sociedade capitalista e romper com a espiritualidade eurocêntrica e colonizadora. Eu sou budista porque quero me tornar um dos 1004 Budas Oniscientes deste kalpa. Por incrível que pareça, somos iguais.
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Bravo 👏 You've isolated a distinct corridor of ritual precision! Buddha gave this language to the Kuru people of North India; internal/external recitation hinted at in doctrinal text: Secrets of The Realized Ones & employed in Linear A/B. (DO-SE / SI-TO)
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To anchor his school of Shingon (True Word), he needed a fortress. He chose Mount Kōya, a plateau surrounded by eight peaks resembling a blooming lotus. This is sacred geometry made manifest in stone and soil, a natural temple designed to isolate the sacred.
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It's really just a guideline, Thera is no preventative measure in place to stop shape shifting outside of te-me-no
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The fleece locus has around for millenia. Nothing chilling about threads, cords and bonds creating reality as we know it.
Have you met ūrṇanābhi?
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Christian Occultist Rudolf Steiner gave a chilling prophecy in 1921 of what's interpreted as the "web" of "spider-like creatures" that link directly to the World Wide Web, Artificial Intelligence & Robotics.
It was his life work to stop this Ahrimanic takeover from happening 👇
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So much more to reveal; I'm teetering between 2 poles. Aegean collapse was either one of the greatest espionage events of all time, or the epic failure of a great leader, or both? These were tricky but worth the shenanigans they'll demonstrate.
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Oh this is invaluable? How off the beaten path was it? This is disturbingly similar to Desponia. While WA-NA-KA matches Varnanasi.
P'o-lo-ni-sse
A-TA-NA PO-TI-NI-JA
Was there an Alana from this city? Or worse do Nanda or Ananda ever visit this place?
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City of Varanasi (P'o-lo-ni-sse), as described by Xuanzang in c. 635 AD.
"The statue of the Deva Maheśvara, made of teou-shih (native copper), is somewhat less than 100 feet high. Its appearance is grave and majestic, and appears as though really living." ( Image 2)
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