Revoked

Sunday, July 26, 2026

Via Ram Dass - Love Serve Remember Foundation \\ Words of Wisdom - July 26, 2026 🌞

"I resolved to keep lightening my game as much as I could. But when you have beautiful things that are a part of the beauty of your life, of course, enjoy them. What happens is, as you keep becoming more light in your consciousness you feel less desire to collect stuff. What you have already is part of the beauty of your universe."

Source: Ram Dass – Here and Now – Ep. 145 – Here We Are

Via Daily Dharma: Rolling the Ball of Dharma

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Rolling the Ball of Dharma

The Buddha got the ball rolling. We can pick up the ball of the dharma and roll it further along ourselves.

Michael Santi Keezing, “Getting the Ball Rolling”

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Via Dhamma Wheel | Right View: Understanding the Noble Truth of the Way to the Cessation of Suffering

Saturday, July 25, 2026

Via Them \\ The Odyssey isn’t “woke,” it’s a mirror...

I started sobbing in the final act of The Odyssey, and the tears didn’t dry until after the credits rolled. Perhaps I should have expected the director of Oppenheimer to turn Homer’s epic into a meditation on the morality of war, but I was completely punched in the gut by what Christopher Nolan accomplished.

If you haven’t managed to make it out to see the movie during — or since — its opening weekend, I won’t say anything else here. Ignore the bigotry around the casting of Elliot Page and Lupita Nyong'o, and just get yourself to a theater — but don’t get waylaid by any sirens along the way!

And if you’ve already seen the film, join me and my colleague Quispe López for our spoiler-filled discussion below. We dive deep into its themes, the narrative choices, and the absurd backlash.

— Samantha Allen, managing editor

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Experiencing Impermanence

Feeling and naming bodily sensations, and sustaining attention as they change, offer a direct experience of impermanence in real time.

Beth Robins Roth, “The Dharma of the Nervous System”

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