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Re: Just for fun: the random, useless announcements thread!
Did a bit of earthing on the beach (hmm or should that be sanding) anyhow it was beautiful warm and sunny Autumn's day lots of boats were in the bay (Easter weekend) and the local eccentric inventor ( he is also the guy who puts out and maintains all the chairs and table along the beach ) rode past on his homemade electric bike...he was inspecting the chairs and tables ...
Later in the afternoon I was snacking on baby carrots and was shocked to find part of a finger in the packet....well it looked like a finger....
Shoshin1
Re: How do we know that Buddha is fully awakened?
@federica said:
Easy for you to say...!
Why do I feel trolled by the moderator ? 
Lostie
Re: Online Easter Retreat
Not sure if mind training/meditation/mindfulness works?
The science
Here to help eat easter eggs ...
Being a heathen, useless Theravadin, I will probably chant to 'back from the dead' Chenresig, the eternal Buddha of Compassion ...
Here is Bodhi Jesus wondering if he should have stayed home and eaten eggs for Easter ... 
lobster
Re: Anti-buddhism
It's hard being a practitioner @David but the benefits are worth it.
What are the benefits of giving up violent movies such as the Sound of Music? For those who don't remember, it is about Nazis chasing an authoritarian and nun into refugee status (and their bizarre singing children).
Are you allowed to watch Tom and Jerry?
lobster
Re: Anti-buddhism
@lobster said:
For those who don't remember, it is about Nazis chasing an authoritarian and nun into refugee status (and their bizarre singing children).
For some reason @lobster your description makes me re-imagine the sound of music as it might have been if Tim Burton had directed it... dark, edgy, with those children made supernaturally bizarre and the singing curiously off-key. And with Johnny Depp.
Jeroen
Re: S.W.A.T. (Saturday / Sunday Walk and Talk)
Thanks @Bunks, I enjoyed our, er, your walk.
