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The transformative power of Buddhist meditation occurs when ... shamatha is unified with ... vipashyana. tricycle.org/magazine/withi…

@nakajimegame Fair, it is not yet decided, but DCS has repeatedly said that OPPO is eyeing 1/1.12" telephoto. Since OPPO upgrades light-gathering with each generation, a jump to 1/1.12" telephoto seems like the definitive next step

@ultimate_buddha It wasn't even decided that it would be a 1/1.12 telephoto lens in the first place. Nobody knows of any other OmniVision ultra-large 200MP sensors besides the OVB0D

次世代フラッグシップ スマホ向けイメージセンサー ISOCELL HPA 200MP 1/1.12インチ LOFIC対応 Ultra級のモデルに採用予定 ほぼ、SONY製 LYTIA 901の上位互換のような製品

@OnePlusClub This is better balanced than iQOO’s 1/1.3" main and 1/1.95" periscope

OnePlus 16 camera 📸 50MP LYTIA 710 1/1.56" main 📸 200MP HP5 1/1.56" Periscope Is this camera setup sufficient for a performance beast?

Osho,
You have said much lately about inner silence and emptiness. After two years as your disciple, much of the time, particularly during the meditations, my mind seems more than ever to be out of control and working like a computer gone mad. I try to be a witness to the whole absurdity, but the monster goes on and on! #Osho #TheWitnessingSelf Let the monster go on and on and don’t you be worried. The very worry is the problem, not the monster. The whole world is going on and on: rivers go on flowing, clouds go on moving in the sky, birds go on chattering in the trees. Why are you so against only the mind? Let it also go on and on – be unconcerned. Witnessing is not an effort. When you are unconcerned the witness arises. Be indifferent to the mind; in the climate of indifference the witness arises. The very idea that you have to stop it is wrong, that you have to still it is wrong, that you have to do something about this constant ongoing process is wrong. You are not required to do anything. If you do anything it won’t help – it will help the trouble, not you. That’s why when you meditate you feel the mind going more mad; when you don’t meditate it is not so mad. When you are meditating you are too concerned with the mind, trying your hardest to make it still. Who are you? And why should you be worried about the mind? What is wrong with it? Allow the thoughts, let them move like clouds. When you are indifferent, suddenly you are watching. With nothing left to do, what will you do? You can only watch, you can only witness – and in witnessing mind stops. Not that you can stop it. Nobody has ever been able to stop the mind, because the stopper is also part of the mind. The idea of meditation is part of the mind too – the idea that if you become silent you will attain to the ultimate is also of the mind. So don’t be stupid. The mind cannot silence the mind. Who is asking this question, you or the mind?You are not aware of yourself at all; it’s the mind playing tricks. The only thing that can be done and which is possible, is to be indifferent and let the mind go. When you are indifferent suddenly a distance arises between you and the mind. You still listen to it because it is knocking continuously at your doors, but now you are indifferent. Now, inside, you are not worried whether it goes on or stops, you don’t choose. You say to the mind, “If you want to go, you go on; if you want to stop, you can stop. It is none of my concern.” This unconcern is needed. In this climate of unconcern and indifference the witness arises. Suddenly you see that the mind never belonged to you; it is a computer, it is a mechanism. You are absolutely separate from it… Drop all efforts to still it and just remain passive, looking at whatsoever is going on. Don’t give direction to the mind; don’t say, “Be like this.” Don’t be a guide to the mind and don’t be a controller… So don’t try hard to still it. Rather stand aside, by the side of the road, and let the traffic pass. Just watch it, just look at it with eyes of unconcern, indifference, and the thing that you have been desiring will happen – but not through desire because desire will not allow you to be indifferent. Buddha has used a word upeksha; the word means absolute indifference. And he says that you can never become meditative unless you have attained to upeksha, to indifference. That is the very soil. In that soil the seeds of meditation sprout – and there is no other way. Osho Excerpts from: Absolute Tao, Chap #8: Witnessing osho.com

Osho, Can you say who you are? I am an invitation for all those who are seeking, searching, and have a deep longing in their hearts to find their home. 🌼 The Invitation #OSHO 🪷

@ecstatic_0 Thoughts cannot be witnessed, for in the very arising of witnessing, they fall away. As long as there is subject and object, duality remains, and the mind is still at play. oshotimes.com/insights/lifes…

Thinking happens. We don't create thought consciously. If you become aware of thinking happening within you - you'll notice you don't create thoughts by your own will. Now you can have a different relationship with thoughts. You observe the thoughts arising - without judgement or saying "I think." Thinking cannot bother you once you see its nature. Its nature is to repeat the past without much substance. Now once you understand that you don't need the past repeating in your mind, you'll simply watch the thoughts in real time, like right now. This makes you observe them without you doing anything internally, without you creating any thought. Thoughts are simply mental movies running on its own. Become a witness of that. You'll realise - you are not a doer, or a thinker.

@ISAQUES81 Also 2nm, LPDDR6, and likely UFS 5.0 as well

@ISAQUES81 DCS mentioned 1/1.12" 3x and predicted 1/1.95" 10x. Also, Find X10 Pro Max is being tested with 1/1.56" 200MP ultra wide, which likely means Ultra will also upgrade to 1/1.56" ultra wide. Plus, JN9 will be out then and they'll likely use it as front cam over X9 Ultra's JN5

I'm thinking of buying a new flagship phone. Which one do you think should replace my Oppo FX7U?

@nakajimegame 10% and 36% not 110%, 136%

OPPO Find X9 Ultraのカメラハードウェアが公式でお披露目 ▶️23mm広角 200MP LYTIA 901 1/1.12インチ f/1.5 前世代比110%の光量。HF-HDR対応 ▶️70mm中間望遠 200M OV52A 1/1.28インチ f/2.2 前世代比136%の光量。最短撮影距離15cmのテレマクロ対応 ▶️230mm長望遠 50MP JNL f/3.5 ジンバル級OIS

@ML_Autofocus @nakajimegame But the aperture will be cropped too so it will be F4.4 at 6x

@nakajimegame かなり優秀だと思いますね、6倍でも50MP (1/2.88")なので

仮に焦点距離が3倍望遠の70mmだとして、1/1.28インチ f/2.2だとFind X8 UltraやFind X9 Proの1/1.56インチ f/2.1から集光量どれだけ多くなるんだろう

@ML_Autofocus Find X9 Ultra 230 / 70 ≈ 3.286× (3.286)² ≈ 10.8× 200 MP / 10.8 ≈ 18.5 MP S26 Ultra 230 / 111 ≈ 2.072× (2.072)² ≈ 4.29× 50 MP / 4.29 ≈ 11.7 MP

X9 Ultraを70mm 1/1.28"、S26 Ultraを111mm 1/2.5"とすると 230mmでは 前者は1/4.73"、後者は1/5.18" となるため、面積は前者のほうが大きいですね ただ、画素数は 前者が4.63MP、後者が11.6MPとなるので、前者のほうがノイズが少なくても細かいディテールが消えてしまいますねmarshmallow-qa.com/messages/2d44e…

#Osho Provoking thought: the capacity of being alone is the capacity of celebrating love - an independent approach to relation-ships, above and beyond exploitation…

@Jahids_1 @TechWhirlUlt F number is not exactly the aperture. Crop factor affects the F number as well.

@TechWhirlUlt Optical doesn't always mean better than crop.this will probably be the best 10x but light gathering will not be good we don't have a good 5x zoom lens to compare. Even if you crop a 5x lens with f/2.0 with 1/2" , it'll have better light gathering as you can't crop aperture.

f/4.0 is a big no in low light. Wait and see, this guy and many other oppo fanboys will defend it. Yes it's better than S23U's 10x but that doesn't make a f/4.0 with 1/2.76" a good lens in low light.

@OnePlusClub Nice. Looking forward to OnePlus 16 👀

Official statement from OnePlus

@Gm_t18 @nakajimegame No space for 1/2.51" ultra wide with 1/1.28" periscope

@ultimate_buddha @nakajimegame Yes Or IMX859, 1/2.3" (iteration of IMX858)

つまり中国製200MPセンサーは今年後半から出てくるOV52Bが最強ってワーケ

@nakajimegame @Gm_t18 Plus JN9 ultra wide

@Gm_t18 LYTIA 838 OV52B It will be a golden tag team in the second half of 2026

@nakajimegame I think OV52B is built on 28nm process

If we marvel at ourselves, we will marvel at this entire universe! It is only when we marvel at ourselves that gratitude towards the universe blossoms. Gratitude blossoms towards everything else as well. —Nithyananda