May 2013
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Keanu Reeves Talks Man of Tai Chi - IGN →
The Matrix star discusses his directorial debut, an action film that was shot in Beijing and revolves around high-stakes underground fighting.
Worth repeating: National Cancer Institute says... →
Last year, the National Cancer Institute — “the U.S. government’s principal agency for cancer research” — created a stir by publishing the truth: the molecules found in pot kill breast and lung c…
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anivad42:
Neo nonchalantly sat down at his computer and hacked into the computers of all the journalists who had been slinging superficial insults at Keanu’s latest revision of his Mortal Human disguise. Neo casually deleted every single font from their computers other than Comic Sans MS and Papyrus, and made sure it was permanent.
They would never know what hit them.
Neo sat back in his chair...
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Consider the Source: Why is Mahayana Buddhism a...
tricycle-tumbles:
If you look on a map, you’ll see that the spread of Mahayana Buddhism matches places where the winters are bad and it snows a lot. Why? In warmer climates in India, monks could live in the forest, taking refuge in temporary structures to wait out the rainy season. But in northern climates, the long winters demanded better protection, so home-leaving monks had only two choices:...
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“It’s not what happens to you, but how you react to it that matters.”
– Epictetus (via lazyyogi)
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Cannes: Radius-TWC Buys Keanu Reeves’ Helming... →
EXCLUSIVE: In its second significant deal at Cannes, Radius-TWC acquired North American rights to Keanu Reeves’ directorial debut Man Of Tai Chi in a low s
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Taking yourself to be a body
ashramof1:
Taking yourself to be a body, no wonder you have all these ailments.
Taking yourself to be the mind, no wonder you have all these worries.
Knowing yourself to be Consciousness, no wonder you have all this peace.
Knowing yourself to be formless, no wonder you are the imperishable Reality.
Mooji
“There’s no greater foolishness than to spend one’s lifetime acknowledging that...”
– Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche, “Renunciation” (via tricycle-tumbles)
“There’s no greater foolishness than to spend one’s lifetime acknowledging that...”
– Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche, “Renunciation” (via tricycle-tumbles)
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