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2025-10-20 01:01:47 CEST

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How r u

2025-10-20 00:52:50 CEST

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When it will be available on playstore

2025-10-20 00:45:30 CEST

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What is tor

2025-07-19 03:38:32 CEST

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Do we have android version also?

2025-07-12 17:31:00 CEST

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yes, please go for it . I have done 7 courses. Coming December , planning to go for 20 days course. I fully agree with @nprofile…0p6p

2025-05-08 14:21:12 CEST

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What about compassion with the animals?

2025-04-11 02:59:58 CEST

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Is it possible to send a private message to a group of users in nostr? I mean , can we form a private agroup like in whatsapp

2025-04-10 15:06:39 CEST

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How are you?

2025-04-10 15:06:22 CEST

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Hello Sudeep

2025-04-01 06:01:14 CEST

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ChatGPT Summary
Certainly! Here’s a concise summary of the book “Visions: How Science Will Revolutionize the 21st Century” by Dr. Michio Kaku, sometimes also known as “Ten Visions of the Future” in different editions.
📘 Book Summary: Visions: Ten Visions of Our Future by Michio Kaku
🧠 Main Idea:
Dr. Michio Kaku explores how science and technology will evolve over the next 100 years, and how breakthroughs in computers, biology, and physics will reshape our lives, societies, and even the human species itself.
🔟 The “Ten Visions” (Grouped into 3 Scientific Revolutions)
🧮 1. The Computer Revolution
Kaku envisions a world where computing becomes:
• Invisible (embedded in everything — walls, clothing, glasses)
• Intelligent (AI that understands and responds)
• Interconnected (total global communication)
Key points:
• Internet will become like electricity — everywhere and expected
• Virtual reality and brain-computer interfaces will blur physical boundaries
• Privacy, security, and ethical questions will intensify
🧬 2. The Biotech Revolution
Biology and genetics will allow us to:
• Reprogram life at the molecular level
• Cure genetic diseases
• Extend lifespan significantly
Key points:
• Cloning, gene editing (like CRISPR), and custom-designed babies
• Agriculture and medicine will be transformed by synthetic biology
• Ethical concerns about “playing God” with life
⚛️ 3. The Quantum Revolution
Advances in physics will unlock:
• Quantum computing
• Nanotechnology
• New materials and energy sources
Key points:
• Matter manipulation at atomic levels (nano-factories, smart materials)
• Fusion power, superconductors, and space travel become more feasible
• Quantum theory reshapes how we understand time, space, and the universe
🔭 Kaku’s Broader Themes:
1. Convergence of Disciplines
Future breakthroughs will come from merging fields — physics with biology, AI with genetics, etc.
2. Acceleration of Knowledge
Scientific knowledge doubles every few years, leading to exponential progress.
3. Human Evolution Will Be Self-Directed
Through biotech and AI, humans will modify their bodies, minds, and lifespans — blurring the line between human and machine.
4. Societal Impacts Are Deep
New tech will challenge:
• Ethics
• Jobs & labor
• Global inequalities
• Environmental sustainability
✅ Summary Takeaway:
“Visions” is a bold, thoughtful journey into the next century, showing how AI, genetics, and physics could reinvent everything from work and health to consciousness and the cosmos.
Kaku encourages us not just to witness the future — but to shape it responsibly.
Would you like a visual infographic of the 10 visions, or a quote-card summary from the book?

2025-04-01 04:52:20 CEST

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Who is he?

2025-03-27 05:04:11 CET

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Bad food. https://youtu.be/EjTWFoqLy34?si=lw2J2Lyk65V4NK6z

2025-03-27 04:52:27 CET

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Meditate . dhamma.org this is the truth

2025-03-17 15:33:32 CET

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It's Summary
The book *"What's Our Problem? A Self-Help Book for Societies"* by Tim Urban is a thought-provoking exploration of the challenges facing modern societies. Urban, known for his popular blog *Wait But Why*, delves into the complexities of societal issues, examining the root causes of polarization, misinformation, and cultural dysfunction. He uses his signature blend of humor, clear explanations, and visual storytelling to break down complex ideas into digestible insights.
The book encourages readers to reflect on how societal structures, technology, and human behavior contribute to these problems. Urban emphasizes the importance of critical thinking, empathy, and collective action in addressing these issues. By framing societal challenges as problems that can be solved through self-awareness and collaboration, he offers a hopeful yet pragmatic perspective on creating a healthier, more functional society.
For a more detailed summary or specific insights, you may need to access the audiobook or related materials directly.

2025-02-04 17:29:13 CET

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ask this question -- what is your version?

2025-02-04 12:07:27 CET

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I tried using it . But it is using OpenAI only. See the last answer in the screen shot. @nprofile…283f . https://m.primal.net/OPoT.png

2025-02-04 12:04:14 CET

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I tried Unleashed.Chat but it is using OpenAI only https://m.primal.net/OPoT.png . See the last answer in the screenshot

2024-11-06 06:09:13 CET

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Please read a book -- Cancer as a metabolic disease . It talks differently than our regular medicine industry .

2024-10-14 06:18:18 CEST

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I have been doing it for long. It will not only keep you lean but also healthy overall. I have noticed that it is very easy to do if we eat our only meal around noon time and develop a habit of sleeping early. with this, by the time you feel hungry, it is time to sleep. walking along with omad is awesome

2024-10-14 00:58:56 CEST

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I was surprised by his position on #Bitcoin . He is against Bitcoin saying that it is built on distrust on institutions. At the same time he doesn't trust his own government. @npub1sg6…f63m

2024-09-09 15:40:37 CEST

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Slightly disgracing. I think the best way to cover the risk and take some profits when bitcoin goes high is to use Jade wallet and convert a portion of your btc into Liquid btc and then covert them into liquid USDT . It is very private and with minimal transaction fees. what say Karnage?

2024-09-08 09:43:48 CEST

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also try dhamma.org

2024-09-06 18:16:12 CEST

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what will happen to the price of btc held in private wallets ?

2024-09-04 16:20:44 CEST

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how to empty your mind?

2024-09-04 16:19:13 CEST

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HBOT involves breathing 100% (pure) oxygen while in a special space called a hyperbaric chamber. The air pressure inside is raised to a level that is higher than normal air pressure. The increased air pressure in the chamber helps the lungs collect more oxygen.

2024-08-03 03:55:22 CEST

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I hope you are doing well after your surgery

2024-07-29 11:01:48 CEST

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my daughter used to be terrified of IV. now she does it even without noticing it . she meditates . if you want to learn the purest meditation , try this dhamma.org. Jack Dorsey is fan of this meditation.

2024-07-10 02:45:22 CEST

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Hi, there are wild swings in bitcoin price. Do you know any reliable person who I can follow to copy his trades to make profit on it?

2024-07-10 02:33:46 CEST

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Hi, there are wild swings in bitcoin price. Do you know any reliable person who I can follow to copy his trades to make profit on it?

2024-04-26 03:27:08 CEST

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Yes, he survived for 100 years. There is big difference in living and surviving!!!
Moreover, he might be having some genetic factor which everyone won't have.

2024-04-13 05:14:17 CEST

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Actually this good post is also on social media!!!
so difficult to answer

2024-04-13 05:08:24 CEST

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Who is Dan? What is this joke about?

2024-04-13 04:27:36 CEST

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Zero

2024-04-13 04:25:39 CEST

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Brisk walk? I mean heart rate close to 80% of your max heart rate?

2024-04-13 04:23:10 CEST

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Life

2024-04-13 04:22:53 CEST

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Zero

2024-04-13 04:21:20 CEST

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Learning from @npub1sg6…f63m
https://image.nostr.build/4c53650013bb479f1ca3098bf8fd82c9377cc27efc52fc8bf4e4c08c58924947.jpg

2024-03-17 05:40:58 CET

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You can never master this. You can just try to create the atmosphere to meditate and rest of the things are controlled by this mother nature. You have to go with the flow. If meditation has to happen it will happen on its own. You can never master it

2024-03-17 05:22:05 CET

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Hello Jack and Jack,
please let me know if this diet safe? I will definitely not do it for spiritual reasons but my teenage son is a rebellion and he wants to have non-vegetarian food. So if this diet is safe I will rather give him this instead of other non-healthy non-vegetarian food. Thanks

2024-03-17 05:07:10 CET

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He has majority of all Dodge coins. He will never adopt bitcoin. It needs honesty. He is a con man.

2024-03-14 16:09:12 CET

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Jack, you are really doing great for the entire humanity

2024-03-04 04:41:48 CET

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It is incredible. Jack is doing so much for the entire humanity. Both Nostr and and bitcoin are needed for the freedom of human race.

2024-03-04 04:33:44 CET

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Try. Dhamma.org

2024-03-04 04:33:16 CET

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Yes, you have done the right thing. Alcohol is not only bad at the body level. It is extremely bad for the mental and mind level. Our goal should be to improve our awareness of present moment and alcohol is inversely proportional to it

2024-03-04 04:31:08 CET

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Have some mercy. Don't kill. Nature has given us so much to eat

2024-03-03 06:13:26 CET

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Is it still available on invitation only? Does anyone has invite code?

2024-03-03 06:11:06 CET

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😀😀😀 I did

2024-03-03 06:01:46 CET

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Yes, I saw it was amazing to watch Jack Dorsey with such calmness and coolness

2024-03-03 05:59:28 CET

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Does it give you high?

2024-03-02 02:58:38 CET

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Hello Jack, when I click on your link it's not working

2024-03-02 02:52:37 CET

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Can someone explain this?

2024-02-27 19:44:04 CET

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@npub1sg6…f63m not only for Bitcoin but overall for all his other qualities

2024-02-27 19:42:04 CET

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Sure sir please send me your cold wallet address

2024-02-27 04:52:09 CET

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To be in , where?

2024-02-23 09:46:26 CET

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Awesome @npub1sg6…f63m

2024-02-23 04:22:18 CET

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https://image.nostr.build/131518f6cefc980c9febc90001213d481c0d2d10b741219dd8d1396f6f19fe87.jpg

2024-02-22 20:23:38 CET

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https://image.nostr.build/d47420b6b43522ea7518a3b3849c4a39c383ea6e08a8f6a3d922da60a9c562cb.jpg

2024-02-22 20:15:43 CET

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Getting inspiration from Jack
started a 3 days fast.
It's been 10 hours now

2024-02-22 18:51:58 CET

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How to get it ? 😀

2024-02-22 10:32:15 CET

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I think it is much difficult than Ramadan
in Ramadan. You can eat early in the morning and then you can eat in the evening. This is strictly one meal a day. What Jack is doing

2024-02-21 08:02:48 CET

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8th straight year

2024-02-21 08:02:13 CET

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It is my 8th Street here without booze

2024-02-21 07:58:44 CET

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Yes it is pretty disappointing. I waited for more than a year. What a waste

2024-02-21 07:56:59 CET

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I thought you are the boss for blue sky

2024-02-21 07:50:12 CET

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All the best Jack for your 3 days fasting

2024-02-05 14:16:24 CET

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I have an innocent question. Do you know who he is? I really want to know 😀. @npub1sg6…f63m

2024-02-02 18:29:36 CET

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Please do this in India also

2024-02-02 18:28:13 CET

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https://www.pocket-lint.com/what-is-apple-true-tone-display/

2024-02-02 02:58:48 CET

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What are his views on Bitcoin?

2024-02-02 02:58:27 CET

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What are his views on Bitcoin?

2024-02-02 02:51:47 CET

Anyone knows if Yuval harari is on Nostr?

2024-02-02 02:48:22 CET

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Kindly explain this

2024-02-02 02:17:44 CET

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Which meditation you do?

2024-02-01 15:12:18 CET

How to safeguard private key of a hardware wallet?

2024-02-01 07:30:34 CET

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Yes it is really bad for liver.
Alcohol is the enemy of awareness. Also. I know that Jack is huge fan of meditation and meditation is done with the sole objective of increasing the awareness

2024-02-01 07:27:51 CET

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https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/gadgets-news/twitter-co-founders-fintech-company-is-laying-off-a-large-number-of-employees/articleshow/107278056.cms
Not sure if it is true. It is published in the newspaper in India so just want to share

2024-01-30 03:26:40 CET

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How many?

2024-01-30 03:24:11 CET

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What is diminishing returns? How it applicable to @Bitcoin

2024-01-30 03:15:59 CET

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Sorry, not possible 😔

2024-01-29 19:33:59 CET

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@npub1sg6…f63m @npub1gcx…nj5z @npub14kt…ukks @npub1vwy…zugd @npub1dfk…0gsn @npub14hl…r6nl

2024-01-29 18:47:37 CET

I have a question. Suppose Bitcoin becomes a legal currency in all the countries of the world, will it be able to scale? Maybe with the help of lightning network and eCash Fedimint?

2024-01-29 13:28:20 CET

*What Happens at Death ❓*
To understand what happens at death, let us first understand what death is. Death is like a bend in a continuous river of becoming. It appears that death is the end of a process of becoming, and certainly it may be so in the case of an arahant (a fully liberated being) or a Buddha; but with an ordinary person this flow of becoming continues even after death. Death puts an end to the activities of one life, and the very next moment starts the play of a new life. On the one side is the last moment of this life and on the other side is the first moment of the next life. It is as though the sun rises as soon as it sets with no interval of darkness in between, or as if the moment of death is the end of one chapter in the book of becoming, and another chapter of life begins the very next moment.
Although no simile can convey the exact process, still one might say that this flow of becoming is like a train running on a track. It reaches the station of death and there, slightly decreasing speed for a moment, carries on again with the same speed. It does not stop at the station even for a moment. For one who is not an arahant, the station of death is not a terminus but a junction from where thirty-one different tracks diverge. The train, as soon as it arrives at the station, moves onto one or another of these tracks and continues. This speeding "train of becoming," fuelled by the electricity of the kammic reactions of the past, keeps on running from one station to the next, on one track or the other, a continuous journey that goes on without ceasing.
This changing of "tracks" happens automatically. As the melting of ice into water and the cooling of water to form ice happens according to laws of nature, so the transition from life to life is controlled by set laws of nature. According to these laws, the train not only changes tracks by itself, it also lays the next tracks itself. For this train of becoming the junction of death, where the change of tracks takes place, is of great importance. Here the present life is abandoned (this is called cuti--disappearance, death). The demise of the body takes place, and immediately the next life starts (a process which is called patisandhi-conception or taking up of the next birth). The moment of patisandhi is the result of the moment of death; the moment of death creates the moment of conception. Since every death moment creates the next birth moment, death is not only death, but birth as well. At this junction, life changes into death and death into birth.
Thus every life is a preparation for the next death. If someone is wise, he or she will use this life to the best advantage and prepare for a good death. The best death is the one that is the last, that is not a junction but a terminus: the death of an arahant. Here there will be no track on which the train can run further; but until such a terminus is reached, one can at least ensure that the next death gives rise to a good birth and that the terminus will be reached in due course. It all depends on us, on our own efforts. We are makers of our own future, we create our own welfare or misery as well as our own liberation.
How is it that we are the creators of the tracks that receive the onrushing train of becoming? To answer this we must understand what kamma (action) is.
The healthy or unhealthy volition of our mind is kamma. Before performing any action at the mental, vocal, or physical level, whatever wholesome or unwholesome volition arises in the mind is the root of that action. The consciousness arises due to a contact at a sense door, then the sanna (perception and recognition) evaluates the experience, sensations (vedana) arise, then a kammic reaction (sankhara) takes place. These volitional reactions are of various kinds. How strong is the volition? How slow, deep, shallow, heavy or light? According to this the intensity of these reactions will vary. Some are like a line drawn on water, some like a line drawn on sand and some a line on rock.
If the volition is wholesome, then the action will be the same and the fruits will be beneficial; and if the volition is unwholesome, then the action will be the same-it will give fruits of misery.
Not all of these reactions result in a new birth. Some are so shallow that they do not give any substantial fruits. Some are a bit heavier but will be used up in this lifetime. They do not carry over into the next life. Others being still heavier continue with the flow of life into the next birth, but they themselves do not give new birth. Nevertheless they can continue to multiply during this life and the next. Many kammas however, are bhava-kammas, or bhava-sankharas, those that give a new birth, a new life. Each one of thesebhava-kammas (actions that give rise to the process of becoming) carries a magnetic force that is in tune with the vibrations of a particular plane of existence. The vibrations of a particular bhava-kamma will unite with the vibrations of the bhava-loka (world, plane) that has the same intensity, and the two will attract each other according to the universal laws pertaining to forces of kamma.
As soon as one of these bhava-kammas is generated, this "railway train of becoming" gets attracted to one or the other of the thirty-one tracks at the station of death. Actually these thirty-one tracks are the thirty-one fields of existence. They are the eleven kama lokas (realms of sensuality: the four lower realms of existence, and the seven human and celestial realms); the sixteen rupa-brahma lokas (where fine material body remains), and the four arupa-brahma lokas (non-material realms, where only mind remains).
At the last moment of this life, a specific bhava-sankhara will arise. This sankhara capable of giving a new birth will get connected with the vibrations of the related realm of existence. At the moment of death the whole field of thirty-one realms is open, so it depends on which sankhara arises as to which track the train of existence runs on next. In the same way a train gets shunted onto a new track, the force of the bhava-kamma reaction provides the push to the flow of consciousness into the next existence. For example, thebhava-kamma of anger or malice, being of the nature of heat and agitation, will unite with some lower field of existence. Similarly, one with the nature of metta (compassionate love), having peaceful and cool vibrations can only unite with some brahma-loka. This is the law of nature, and these laws are so perfectly "computerized" that there is never any flaw in the operation.
At the moment of death, generally, some intense sankhara will arise; it may be either of a wholesome nature or an unwholesome nature. For example, if one has murdered one's father or mother, or perhaps some saintly person, in this lifetime, then the memory of this episode will arise at the moment referral_form.htmlLikewise if one has done some deep meditation practice, a similar state of mind will arise.
When there is no such dense bhava-kamma to arise, then a comparatively less dense kamma will arise. Whatever memory is awakened will manifest as the kamma. For example, one may remember a wholesome kamma of giving food to a saintly person, or one may remember killing someone. Reflections on such past kammas as these may arise. Otherwise, objects related to the particular kamma may arise. One may see the plate full of food that was offered as dana, or the gun that was used to kill another. These are called the kamma-nimittas(signs).
In another case, a sign or a symbol of the next life may appear. This is called gati-nimitta (departing sign). These nimmitas correspond to whichever bhava-loka the flow is being attracted towards, such as the scene of some celestial world, or perhaps of an animal world. The dying person will often experience one of these signs as a forewarning, just as the train's headlight illuminates the track ahead. The vibrations of these nimittas are identical to the vibrations of the plane of existence of the next birth.
A good Vipassana meditator has the capacity to avoid the tracks leading to the lower realms of existence. He clearly understands the laws of nature, and practises to keep himself ready for death at all times. If he has reached an advanced age, there is all the more reason to remain aware every moment. What preparations are undertaken? One practises Vipassana, remaining equanimous to whatever sensations arise on the body and thereby breaking the habit pattern of reacting to the unpleasant sensations. Thus the mind, which is usually generating new unwholesome sankharas, develops a new habit of remaining equanimous. Very often at the time of death, if there are no very heavy sankharas to arise, habitual reactions occur; and as the new sankhara is being made, an old one from the storehouse might get stirred up onto the surface, gaining in strength as it arises.
At the approach of death, it is very likely that one will experience very unpleasant sensations. Old age, disease and death are dukkha (misery). They produce unpleasant sensations of a grosser type. If one is not skilful in observing these sensations with equanimity, then one will be likely to react with feelings of anger, irritation, maybe malice, which provides an opportunity for a bhava-sankhara of like vibration to arise. However, as in the cases of some well developed meditators, one can work to avoid reacting to these i mmensely painful sensations by maintaining equanimity at the time of death. Then, even those related bhava-sankharas lying deep in the bhavanga (seat of birth-producing kamma) will not have an opportunity to arise. An ordinary person will usually remain apprehensive, even terror-stricken at the approach of death and thus will give occasion for a fearful bhava-sankhara to surface. In the same way, grief, sorrow, depression, and other feelings may arise at the thought of separation from loved ones, and the related sankhara will come up and dominate the mind.
A Vipassana meditator, by observing all his or her sensations with equanimity, weakens the sankhara and thus does not allow it to arise at the time of death. The real preparation for death is this: developing a habit pattern of repeatedly observing the sensations manifesting in the body and mind with equanimity and with the understanding of anicca.
At the time of death, this strong habit of equanimity will automatically appear and the train of existence will link up with a track on which it will be possible to practise Vipassana in the new life. In this way, one saves oneself from birth in a lower realm and attains one of the higher realms, which is very important because Vipassana cannot be practised in the lower realms.
A meditator who is on the point of death is fortunate to have close relatives or friends nearby who can help maintain a good Dhamma atmosphere, free from lamenting and gloom; people who can practise Vipassana and generate vibrations of metta, which are most favourable for a peaceful death.
At times a non-meditator will attain a favourable rebirth at the time of death due to the the manifestation of wholesome bhava-sankharas such as generosity, morality and other strong wholesome qualities. But the special achievement of an established Vipassana meditator is that he enables himself to attain an existence where he can continue to practise Vipassana. In this way, by slowly decreasing the stock of accumulated bhava-sankharas stored in the bhavanga of his flow of consciousness, one shortens one's journey of becoming and reaches the goal sooner.
One comes into contact with the Dhamma in this life because of great merits one has performed in the past. Make this human life successful by practising Vipassana. Then whenever death comes, it will come with the experience of an equanimous mind, bringing with it well-being for the future.
N.B.: The analogy of a running train changing tracks should not be mistaken for transmigration, as no entity goes from one life to the next. Nothing passes to the next life except the force of the accumulated kamma sankharas.
*_S. N. Goenka🌱_*

2024-01-28 02:04:38 CET

Is it possible to have something like WhatsApp groups in Nostr?

2024-01-28 02:03:46 CET

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Is it possible to have something like WhatsApp groups in Nostr?

2024-01-28 01:59:43 CET

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It amazes me sometime that there is no comparison between centralized applications like Twitter, Facebook, WhatsApp, etc. And then we have this nostr protocol if you compare these true there's no match but still people are not going for nostr. I don't know why?
I think nature is designed like this. All the bad things are so attractive!!

2024-01-27 03:38:09 CET

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art of living by William hart. available on YouTube for free

2024-01-27 03:33:33 CET

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art of living by William hart. available on YouTube for free

2024-01-27 03:32:58 CET

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art of living by William hart. available on YouTube for free

2024-01-27 03:32:00 CET

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art of living by William hart. available on YouTube for free

2024-01-27 03:30:29 CET

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yes. dhamma.org

2024-01-26 05:20:03 CET

Bitcoin is a digital gold
That no one can control
It runs on a network of nodes
Secured by cryptography and codes
Bitcoin is a peer-to-peer cash
That no one can debase or crash
It follows a set of rules
That no one can change or fool

2024-01-25 13:32:20 CET

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I think the advantage of fedimint is that suppose there is series of 11 transactions, One after the another and during my first transaction I exchanged my Bitcoin with eCash and rest 10 transactions are happening through eCash. Then I have taken the risk only during my first transaction.
On the other hand , if I am doing all my 11 transaction on lightning then there is a risk of custodial transaction every time.

2024-01-25 13:23:42 CET

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Can you please let me know if there is any feature which is there in damus and which is not there in amethyst? @npub1xts…kk5s

2024-01-25 06:22:57 CET

https://x.com/BoldBitcoin/status/1749930086944371156?s=20

2024-01-25 01:51:23 CET

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what is the url of this web client?

2024-01-25 01:41:25 CET

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Not working for me as well

2024-01-24 16:13:58 CET

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Hi Miljan, can you please check my DM ? Thanks in advance

2024-01-24 11:08:32 CET

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You are absolutely right. Couple of years back I read the book.
"The complete guide to fasting" by Jason fung
it is amazing we have to leave our body without food from 16 to 20 hours minimum every day and we will never fall sick.
I have been doing it for long with great results

2024-01-24 06:51:37 CET

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He has put this in on-chain muun wallet

2024-01-24 06:41:23 CET

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Hi Karnage, one of my friend has put 1 bitcoin onto Muun. Is it safe? will it cost him a lot while moving back on On-chain?