SPInfinity

I just came up with a breakthrough equation and could use some support.. 🫠

My precious! 🤙🏻😅

Wow. Now, THAT is a beautiful prayer...

@Thespacetechguy This is interesting...🤔

🚨: Oldest black hole, same age as the universe, discovered 13.2 billion light years away.

Love this.. I do the same thing..😅

It's been a long day....🥱

@NorthAuthority I don't know, some people can get pretty nasty when they get what they want and don't need anyone anymore..

You learn more about people in their worst moments than in all their best ones combined. That’s where the truth lives.

He left his body in a cave, entered a dead king's body, learned what he needed - then raced back before his own body was burned. Day 38 of 112 #DeathBook Sadhguru on Adi Shankara and transmigration - Chapter 4 of Death: An Inside Story: Adi Shankara was the most formidable debater of his era. His logic was so precise that few could stand against him. Once, a great religious scholar challenged him to a debate - and lost. Then the scholar's wife intervened. Her argument: you defeated my husband, but we are two halves of the same whole. You must debate with me too. How can you beat that logic? The debate began. Shankara was winning. So the woman shifted the ground entirely - she began asking him about human sexuality. Shankara was a brahmachari - a celibate from birth. He had no experiential knowledge of what she was asking. He said: I need one month's pause. The debate will resume after that. He then went into a cave and told his disciples: no matter what happens, do not let anyone in. I am going to leave my body for some time. At that exact moment, a king in a nearby region had just been bitten by a cobra and died. Cobra venom, Sadhguru explains, causes the Prana Vayu to exit more slowly than usual - taking up to four and a half hours rather than the usual ninety minutes. This creates an ideal window for someone to enter the body. Shankara left his own body - leaving behind his Vyana Vayu to maintain it - and entered the king's body. He then went and experienced everything he needed to answer the woman's questions. When the wise men around the king saw their declared-dead ruler suddenly sit up, full of energy, with a completely different quality of presence - they grew suspicious. They sent soldiers throughout the kingdom with one order: burn every dead body you find. Immediately. The soldiers found Shankara's body in the cave. His disciples tried to stall them - claiming their Guru was merely in deep Shavasana and would wake soon. Unconvinced, the soldiers built a pyre inside the cave and placed the body on it. The moment the fire was about to be lit - sensing this from inside the king's body - Shankara released himself from the king and returned to his own. The king dropped dead. Shankara walked out of the cave. Returned to the debate. And won. He was thirty-two years old when he left his body for the last time. He was last seen in Kedarnath. No one knows exactly how or where he went. 📖 Death: An Inside Story · Ch. 4 AI-assisted curation #DeathBook #Sadhguru #112Days

“Loneliness isn't the absence of people - it's the absence of being understood.” —Franz Kafka

THE POPE vs. AI

Watching episodes of Courage the Cowardly Dog and it hits home. It's like my whole life in a cartoon series...👀

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In mathematics, you don't understand things. You just get used to them. - John von Neumann

Kickin ass at Clue....🧐😅

@NorthAuthority I'm just going to say something positive because there's no replacement for the fury I'm feeling concerning and surrounding my health and well being...😂

Pain with a purpose is just another word for progress. Endure it.

changing career paths

Good book...📙❤️

Pope Leo XIV calls for artificial intelligence to be immediately disarmed and compares it to a nuclear missile. He says artificial intelligence is turning into an instrument of death that seeks to dominate the lives of all humans. “An instrument of domination.”

Yes...

🚨: Nobel Prize physicist Roger Penrose claims there is no such thing as nothingness. Your soul is eternal because matter cannot be destroyed.