Ah okay, yeah, that's alright . . have you ever looked into the originator of the word "Kamma" (cause & effect)?
- There are a lot of valuable lessons to be gained from his teachers.
- It's something I am studying and testing.
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And of course I'm still figuring out what causes what effects. It seems words are important, but how about thoughts, and/or the feelings those thoughts may cause? I'm still learning about manifestation. It can't be done in an hour. It's an entire path, like from here to Santiago de Compostella, as a matter of speech.
We did that once in a car. We went to Lourdes first, couldn't find a parking spot, then we went around Spain and Portugal, first along the north coast, to Santiago de Compostella, and from there we went south to Fátima. I was slightly offended that they believe my dog has no soul though. He's waiting for me at Rainbow Bridge: https://www.rainbowsbridge.com/Poem.htm
I know that all my doggy friends will be waiting for me :)
At Rainbow Bridge, you can count on it! They're having fun, they're not waiting. But they will be so happy to see you when the time comes! I can picture it: "Sniff sniff, ... sniff ... I know that scent? Sniff... " And then they'll all be running at you, and crush you under their loving energy.
I know Dundy will be all over my head, licking my ears, and then my feet. Dundy licked feet, he loved licking feet. The dirtier the feet the better.
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I posted a link to the Rainbow Bridge poem. It's also an album from Jimi Hendrix.
In Fátima there were signs saying dogs are not allowed there. The reason for that would be that he has no soul, according to Christians, more specifically Catholics I think. Whoever goes there to worship whatever God or Goddess.
Rainbow Bridge: https://www.rainbowsbridge.com/Poem.htm
Ah okay, so the author is Unknown . . I wonder if Jimi Hendrix purposely connected the poem to his song.
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The poem made me cry, again. It's not the poem, it's the dog. The poem only makes me feel how much I love that dog. And I can see him running towards me, like that time in Ljubljana... His territory was all over Europe. About The Jimi Hendrix song, Pali Gap, on his album, Rainbow Bridge, I'll try to find some info on that.
What you are referring to (the cause & it's effect) is the Law of Kamma.
There are also other bits of #Wisdom like:
And so on . . one of the first steps is #RightView
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Thanks, but I really want to boycott youtube, 100%. I'll look for it on another video platform.
There is a #Hive platform for it:
https://theravada.tv
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You know how they name bands and albums, movies and series in such a way that you can't find the information you're looking for? Like the Foo Fighters, Stargate, and there's many more examples. This is what I first run into looking for Kamma: kammadata.com
It's also a Hindu caste from southern India.
But when I look for Kamma etymology, I get some results. I'll check it out tomorrow. I should get some sleep first. My eyes are starting to hurt from watching the screen.
Thanks for showing me this water. I'll probably drink some of it.
Ah okay, this #YouTube channel has some videos about #Kamma.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCBgdJOeWuz4ktankOhReqfw
Sleep well, and rest your eyes.
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Pali? Pali Gap is a song from Jimi Hendrix, and it's on his Rainbow Bridge album. I need to look into this.
Damn, that is a wild coincidence . . yes, #Pali is an ancient language, possibly the language that Sedartha (the last #Buddha) spoke
The later traditions of Buddhism are watered down
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