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There is only one law in the universe that never changes—that all things change, and that all things are impermanent.

Mi sono reso conto di come gli effetti disastrosi della negazione della morte vadano aldilà dell’individuo, coinvolgendo l’intero pianeta.

Fondamentalmente convinta che questa esistenza sia l’unica, la società moderna non ha sviluppato nessuna visione a lungo termine.

Nulla quindi trattiene gli essere umani dal saccheggiare il pianeta per un immediato tornaconto personale e dal vivere in modo egoistico, cosa che potrebbe dimostrarsi fatale per il futuro.
Quanti altri moniti ci vorranno ancora?

Nessuno può morire senza paura e in assoluta sicurezza se non ha esperito e fatto propria davvero la natura della mente.

Impermanence

What is born will die,
What has been gathered will be dispersed,
What has been accumulated will be exhausted,
What has been built up will collapse,
And what has been high will be brought low.

"Quasi tutti muoiono impreparati a morire, così come hanno vissuto impreparati a vivere".
Sogyal Rinpoche
(Il libro tibetano del vivere e del morire)

Chiarire i concetti, screditare le parole congenitamente vuote, definire l’uso di altre attraverso analisi precise, per quanto possa sembrare strano, servirebbe a salvare delle vite umane. La civiltà attuale nasconde dietro un apparente splendore uno stato di vero e proprio decadimento intellettuale. In ogni ambito sembriamo aver perduto le nozioni essenziali dell’intelletto, quelle di limite, misura, grado, proporzione, relazione, rapporto, condizione, legame necessario, connessione tra mezzo e risultato.

Simone Weil, Non ricominciamo la guerra di Troia

Philip K. Dick had a uniquely imaginative mind. He published 112 short stories and over 30 novels. Many of his stories were turned into popular science fiction movies, including the cult classic Blade Runner, and later Total Recall and Minority Report. His interest in the nature of reality and time was motivated by many unusual personal experiences associated with his stories." (da "Entangled Minds: Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality (English Edition)" di Dean I. Radin)

Hans’s driving passion to understand psychic energy did not succeed in explaining his sister’s telepathic experience, but it did establish the foundations of modern neuroscience. We are indebted to Hans not only for his development of the EEG, but also for revealing the basic brain mechanisms used in medical imaging devices like positron emission tomography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI).3 Tragically, as is all too common when it comes to scientific breakthroughs, Hans didn’t live to enjoy his well-earned recognition. Most of his scientific peers around the world believed that his recordings were due to some sort of electrical or mechanical artifact. Even his own colleagues considered him a naïve amateur and a suspect loner. After a long illness, despondent, and suffering from a painful skin infection, he committed suicide in 1941." (da "Entangled Minds: Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality (English Edition)" di Dean I. Radin)

"Maybe there’s a simpler reason for the public’s persistent belief in the paranormal: Maybe some of those experiences are real.
And maybe the reason that creative people tend to report higher levels of belief in the paranormal is that they can see things that others can’t."

(da "Entangled Minds: Extrasensory Experiences in a Quantum Reality (English Edition)" di Dean I. Radin)

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