There is somewhere unspiritual? [lobster faints] Gosh, who would have thought... 
lobster
Oh God! What if getting a description of the indescribable, isn't possible?
What if the only thing that could describe anything, ceases with death?
Could we just be a temporarily assembled taxi cab for karma's travel convenience?
Each religion's storyline seems to be an appeasement of their congregation's fears.
Buddhism's afterlife stories conveniently confirm their own unique doctrines just like any other religion does.
Fortunately, the spiritual experiences of each devotee in the endless range of differing religions unwaveringly manage to stay in their own respective lanes.
Just more hot spiritual Florida property for sale just below the high tide mark?
Anyone have a good description for spiritual adulthood?
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Heh!
A Buddha eats just as a common mortal eats.
A Buddha sleeps as a common mortal sleeps
What them is the difference?
A Buddha understands
A common mortal guesses and speculates
A Buddha arises from a common mortal
A common mortal does not arise from a Buddha
Wine anyone?
@Shoshin1 said:
I can't think of one at the moment, but I know that somewhere out there is a funny caption to go with this ..So I'm open to offers
In a "I think I left the oven on" moment the mandorin Mussolini admits to son he may have left the nuclear codes activated
A bit of Aussie humour from "The Inspired Unemployed" .
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/JHzfSTFnNdo
It reminds me of my old hitchhiking days travelling around Oz 
Shoshin1

I can't think of one at the moment, but I know that somewhere out there is a funny caption to go with this ..So I'm open to offers 

Shoshin1
Bunks