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Our Primordial Nature

Buddha-nature is described as our primordial nature, undefiled but not recognized by the ordinary mind. It is “like a golden statue wrapped in filthy rags.” When the obscuring veil is lifted, buddhahood is realized. ​ Rob Preece, “The Solace of Surrender” ​ CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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David Hockney, photograph by Richard Schmidt David Hockney, Who Restored the Human Form to Art, Dies at 88 The English artist’s colorful figurative paintings were both conservative and iconoclastic, defying the dominant abstract schools of the mid-20th century. Read more

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Via LGBTQ Nation /// The right is trying to overturn marriage equality. That will hurt LGBTQ+ families. The truth is that marriage equality is good for children.

 

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Honoring Things

You don’t have to feel love or attachment to something to honor it. ​ Hannah Tennant-Moore, “Not Our Bodies, Not Ourselves” ​ CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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Via Ram Dass - Love Serve Remember Foundation \\\ Words of Wisdom - June 10, 2026 🍓

 

"Manifest love, compassion, wisdom, peace and joy – that is in each of us. All you do is just be. Just be your soul. You don’t do anything. You radiate love. Thats it."   Source: Ram Dass – Here and Now – Ep. 138 – We’re All Just Saving Each Other’s Asses

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The Fundamental State of Consciousness

Rigpa, the pristine nature of mind, is a state of our consciousness that is more fundamental than any thoughts or emotions we are familiar with, even more fundamental than the unconscious aspects of our mind where all our habits live. ​ Anam Thubten, “Doorways to Awareness” ​ CLICK HERE TO READ THE ARTICLE

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