Bob

A bit of Buddhism

Sorrow, lamentation, pain, suffering

dukkha, distress, despair, discontent, dis-ease, depression, dissatisfaction

stress, anxiety, worry, agony, torment, hell, misery, anguish

birth, aging, death; presence of unwanted, 

   absence of that which is pleasing, desired 

Caused by

attachment, aversion, ignorance

ignorance, delusion, confusion, stupidity, apathy, incuriosity 

attachment, craving, desire, clinging, greed

aversion, anger, hatred, rage, wrath, fury, menace

ill-will, meanness, malice, resentment, unkindness, killing, torture

merciless, unforgiving, ruthless, cruel, brutal, savage, vicious

saw: stress anxiety worry

math: misery agony torment hell

torture and torment, death and disease, 

  merciless meanness malice menace misery

  savagery suffering stress sorrow sadness

Hatred and red hats 

positive and negative, + and -, good and bad, 

    plus and minus, sum and difference, add and subtract

    creation and destruction, sex and murder

bad: birth, aging, death

AI: attachment, ignorance; anger, ill-will; apathy, incuriosity

wharf:  anger hatred rage wrath fury

cbs: cruel brutal savage

rum: ruthless unforgiving merciless

acdc: attachment, craving, desire, clinging

icd: ignorance, confusion, delusion (int’l classification of diseases)

S and P (p.s.) pain and suffering

past mad: pain agony suffering torment misery anguish despair

-ism:  ire spite malice

sad: shock and dismay (electrical outlet faces!)

Meditate on

No-self, unsatisfactoriness, impermanence

We’re bodies, which are things, objects, like rocks (with mind)

cultivate virtues, weed out vices

war? what is it good for?

meat is murder

If the world were perfect, it wouldn't be -Yogi Berra

Aridity and disenchantment

impermanence vs. hungry-ghosts (well, which is it?)

Buddhism doesn’t do much for torture, I’m willing to venture

Except that it leads to compassion, and loving-kindness -  

So Buddhists won’t torture, or even become soldiers (right livelihood)

Buddhists have understanding, and want joy and the best for others -

Someone with equanimity and sympathetic pity and concern for the sufferings and misfortunes of others, isn’t likely to get tortured, I’d have to say, as well.

So Buddhism does quite a bit for torture, you could also say.

Torture does something for Buddhism (!):  

    Whatever you’re going through,  

    it’s not as bad as you think it is, 

    it could be (a lot) worse

if you're going through hell, keep going

going off on 666:

in chinese, 6 sounds like 'smooth' so 666 means 'may things go smoothly'

family, friendship, forgiveness

fight for freedom

fuck for forest 

family food fight

fast-food french fries

FOX and XXX and OXO and FOO-fighters

OOO, out of order, order of operations, object-oriented ontology

   one on one, out of office, oh! oh! oh! (lol)

000, zero zero zero (emergency phone number, Australia)

pursuing persecution

the conversion conversation

supernatural resurrection (and snatch erection)

lord your god, life or death your love, pro-choice creator(s)

L or D, keep or abort: Lord Kora, Lady Bors

having the power of Brahma or Shiva, creator and destroyer

Brahma is the creator god in hinduism

Brahman is a member of hindu priesthood (highest caste), 

  or the ultimate reality,

      underlying all phenomena (All and Allah?)

debates, arguments, evidence, apologetics

Save Yourself - Stabbing Westward

every single one of us, the devil inside -INXS 

   kill your baby, murder your foetus, terminate your pregnancy

   evacuate your products of conception, flush that shit

   equivalent to a clump of cells, like a steak - no regret

putting the foe in foetus (rape, those pro-abort, or...the pope?)

Aora:  abort or put up for adoption, Aorpufa (!)