AzureDreamer
AzureDreamer t1_jbdesm7 wrote
Reply to My daughters named him Haggis by schnuck
Haggis liked his name before the zombie outbreak, but then there were just a few foo many emergency haggis jokes for his comfort.
AzureDreamer t1_ja71l5v wrote
Reply to My son just turned 2 but tonight he gifted us this picture we titled "Deep Thought Toddler" by Just_Another_Frodo
No Jimothy I will not be playing Tonka trucks with you today I am after even more dangerous game.
AzureDreamer t1_j9bhcg4 wrote
Reply to comment by byebyebrain in Mindfulness-based attention training vastly improves the focus and emotional regulation of high school students by TimTars
Its astounding the difference when we give people the time time and space to reset.
AzureDreamer t1_j9bg90c wrote
Reply to comment by reboot_the_world in Mindfulness-based attention training vastly improves the focus and emotional regulation of high school students by TimTars
You are awfully entrenched in your own ideas, there seemed very little wrong to me in what the person you are replying to said.
Mindfulness meditation, has scientifically backed results and that is enough for it to have value in a western context, beyond that meditation is not an inherently Buddhist concept, its just become the standard association.
All the best and happy meditating.
AzureDreamer t1_j987eby wrote
Reply to comment by uncadul in Mindfulness-based attention training vastly improves the focus and emotional regulation of high school students by TimTars
Apologies if I seem glib I am likely just less well read then you in eastern history, American you know.
AzureDreamer t1_j9659jl wrote
Reply to comment by uncadul in Mindfulness-based attention training vastly improves the focus and emotional regulation of high school students by TimTars
Could you more helpfully point to these conflicts because the entire history of Japan, China, mongolia, myanmar, cambodia, vietnam, and Thailand is a lot to sort through.
Thanks in advance.
AzureDreamer t1_j95zhed wrote
Reply to comment by OralCulture in Mindfulness-based attention training vastly improves the focus and emotional regulation of high school students by TimTars
The history of Buddhism is interesting for sure. I am not sure exactly what you mean by armed revolt/suppresion line but If you mean what I think you mean philosophically it teaches non violence.
There is good evidence that civil change requires either a threat or undercurrent of violence or even a boiling over of such violence. Interesting topic but so beyond me I can't weigh in.
There are often criticisms of Buddhists and I am far from a historian on the topic. I would be happy to learn more.
Buddhism is an beast that has splintered a thousand times many of its principles are maleable, thats how you get some Buddhists staring at a wall for hours a day, and some discussing chakra points and others offering services where they recite prayer and many many other differences. To what degree do we hold Jews accountable for the abuses of the latter day saints.
Anyway you are right there is no value in idolizing anyone but on the other hand no group of people has ever been free from extreme cruelty.
You can teach meditation without the philosophy, the research is in my opinion less than robust as to how it effects the mediator, but it is very evident that a regular meditation routine has meaningful effects on physiology. I think of it as similar to having a daily reading habit or journaling.
AzureDreamer t1_j93sodz wrote
Reply to comment by Purple_Passion000 in Mindfulness-based attention training vastly improves the focus and emotional regulation of high school students by TimTars
Ah yes those dastardly Zen Buddhists with their ad vocations of peace and tranquility. We have to put an end to these fire brands telling prisoners to checks notes see others as important as onesself.
AzureDreamer t1_j8wlg0h wrote
I love oysters it would be very sad if we over. Fished them out of existence
AzureDreamer t1_j6ck9vm wrote
Reply to The Tooth Fairy injects mass amounts of newly-created money into the economy and therefore directly causes inflation. by I_Seen_Some_Stuff
I thought the tooth fairy melted all the teeth down and sold them to neonatal departments and dental veneer companies.
AzureDreamer t1_j3nox5u wrote
Reply to TPD: Man arrested after being recognized wearing underwear as mask in porch pirate cases by JAlbert653
What was your prison name? "Captain Underpants" ☹️
AzureDreamer t1_j2d5j46 wrote
Reply to TIL John Steinbeck IV wrote an article in January 1968 about marijuana usage among the troops. This set off a media firestorm, & the Army began clamping down on marijuana usage, arresting ~1000 G.I.s a week for possession. Many G.I.s switched to heroin, which was odorless and thus harder to detect. by The_Critical_Cynic
How horrific.
AzureDreamer t1_j1y7uw0 wrote
Reply to comment by Finsceal in My girlfriend and I have a long running game going with my parents where we pick up filthy fridge magnets and hide them in each other's homes. This one has made it through since the 24th undetected. by Finsceal
Fair enough I associate nativity scenes with a more religious household but that doesn't necessarily have to be the case.
AzureDreamer t1_j1y2wzr wrote
Reply to My girlfriend and I have a long running game going with my parents where we pick up filthy fridge magnets and hide them in each other's homes. This one has made it through since the 24th undetected. by Finsceal
Wow a religious family with a sense of humor shocked pikachu
AzureDreamer t1_j1y2jtd wrote
Reply to comment by ShlongVonLong in Ukraine lessens projected GDP fall from 50% to 32% by sviterochec
I am sure our GDP would take a larger hit if we were invaded by the next 10 peer powers. Not meant to be a joke the US military is insanely goatee in terms of power and experience.
AzureDreamer t1_jcf17fv wrote
Reply to Bentham’s Mugging: A dialogue on how to exploit utilitarians by JohanEGustafsson
Well that was a joy to read, If I am ever homeless I can revolutionise the game.