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Citações e trechos do livro “The Teachings of Ramana Maharshi in His Own Words”, de Arthur Osborne. Bhagavan Sri Râmana Mahârshi (1879 - 1950), foi um mestre de Advaita Vedanta e famoso santo do sul da Índia, considerado um dos maiores sábios de todos os tempos. A essência de seus ensinamentos é o “Atma Vichara”, “Self-enquiry” (auto-inquirição ou auto-investigação). Seu objetivo é eliminar as falsas ideias sobre o Eu e o ego, o levando à realização não-dual da Realidade. Ātmā Vicāra (विचार), é um termo sânscrito que significa o processo de investigar quem realmente somos, a investigação sobre a Natureza do Ser. Esta técnica é a que melhor exemplifica o Jñāna Yoga, o Yoga do conhecimento sobre Si Mesmo. A meditação da auto-indagação é a constante atenção para a consciência interior do “eu” ou “eu sou”, recomendado por Ramana Maharshi como o maneira mais eficiente e direta de descobrir a irrealidade do pensamento “eu” . Atma-Vichara não deve ser considerada uma prática de meditação que ocorre em certas horas e em certas posições; mas que deve continuar durante as horas de vigília, independentemente do que se esteja fazendo. Sri Ramana Maharshi não via conflito entre o trabalho e a auto-investigação e afirmava que com um pouco de prática isso poderia ser feito em quaisquer circunstâncias. Saiba mais - conheça o canal Sri Ramana Mandir: A Importância e a Prática da Auto Inquirição    • A IMPORTÂNCIA E A PRÁTICA DA AUTO INQ...   E o canal NovoYoga (Venkataraman: Bhagavan Sri Ramana Maharshi):    • Venkataraman: Bhagavan Sri Ramana Mah...  

On the left's understanding of freedom. We continue our talk with Steve Hall and Simon Winlow, social scientists in the northeast of England, about their new book, The Death of the Left: Why We Must Begin From the Beginning Again. This is followed by the After Party, where we debate the extent to which Thatcher 'sold' freedom and what the left's understanding of liberty is. To gain access to episodes like this that normally remain paywalled, subscribe to our patreon: patreon.com/bungacast Part 1 is here: https://bungacast.podbean.com/e/318-the-dead-left-ft-steve-hall-simon-winlow/  Links: /65/ Bunga Gets Ultra-Real ft. Steve Hall /111/ Big Money Talk: The Case for MMT ft. Bill Mitchell /68/ Big Money Talk: The Case against MMT ft. Doug Henwood

On the death of the left.   We talk to Steve Hall and Simon Winlow, social scientists in the northeast of England, about their new book, The Death of the Left: Why We Must Begin From the Beginning Again.   Is the left indeed dead, and what killed it? The turn to culture undoubtedly plays a part, but was the left wrong to turn to liberty, as Hall & Winlow argue? How can we turn back to political economy and what would that politics look like? And if there is to be a future radical movement for and by the working class, would social democracy be its lodestar?     Part two of the interview and the After Party are available at patreon.com/bungacast   Links: /65/ Bunga Gets Ultra-Real ft. Steve Hall  /111/ Big Money Talk: The Case for MMT ft. Bill Mitchell /68/ Big Money Talk: The Case against MMT ft. Doug Henwood

Aaron Stroessner chased his rock'n'roll dreams to New York City in the 1990s where he spent a decade performing with his band ‘Dead Left' and working behind the scenes at the Knitting Factory. Fast forward a few years, he now hangs his fedora in eastern Nebraska where he's an essential member of that region's jazz scene.For those keeping score at home: the frontman of the band Soul Coughing was Mike Doughty; Dan Wilson launched his career with the band Semisonic.

With every passing day, our Constitutional rights continue to whither away as we succumb to the rules and regulations being put into place by our governments. Along with the continued assault on our rights, the Left has figured out this is the perfect opportunity to push their progressive agenda as far as possible; gun control, open borders, climate change, all of it is there. Story Links Newsom Thinking About Giving Cash Payments to Illegal Immigrants in California https://www.breitbart.com/politics/2020/04/08/ca-gov-newsom-stimulus-checks-to-illegals-being-considered/ Second Amendment Activists Suffer Setback https://freebeacon.com/courts/second-amendment-activists-suffer-setback-in-california-as-federal-judge-greenlights-gun-store-closures/

We Love To Watch Presents... Pod's Not Dead! Hey WLTW fans, Peter and Aaron recorded a pilot with frequent WLTW guests, Rick Kelley and Liz Lundberg around movies made by Christians, for Christians. There's more details on the show, as to the concept and how we plan to cover these movies. For now, this is just a pilot, but let us know what you think! We just might make more of these... We Love To Watch resumes next week with Tucker and Dale VS. Evil with Carrie N.

“Ain’t seen anything like this before…” Grabbin’ pills! Leon, Tony, Darren Gargette and special guest David Turner of Joypod discuss Valve’s zombie opus Left 4 Dead and its sequel, whilst sharing out the med-packs and watch each […] The post Left 4 Dead / Left 4 Dead 2 – Cane and Rinse No.37 appeared first on Cane and Rinse.

The official ballot for the 2010 Annual Dead Letter Awards is now on-line! The Dead Letter Awards, or DLAs, is the annual Mail Order Zombie event celebrating the best in zombie movies and media from the previous year. Only one nominee can be selected per category; every category has the option of a write-in vote. You need not vote in every category, but you must include your name and email address for your vote to be counted; only one ballot per person. The voting period runs from 2/12/11-3/6/11. The Dead Letter Awards show will take place during Mail Order Zombie #158, 3/10/11. Dead Letter Award nominees were nominated by the public during an open nomination period in January 2011.Zombie BooksIn order to be eligible for a 2010 Dead Letter Award, the book must have been released for the first time in a print edition in 2010. Paperback editions of previously published hardcover books are not eligible. If a book is a reprint of a book published before 2010, it is not eligible unless the reprint is judged by Mail Order Zombie to be significantly different than the previous release.Best Book, AnthologyThe Living Dead 2 edited by John Joseph AdamsEye Witness: Zombie edited by T. W. BrownDead History: A Zombie Anthology edited by Anthony GiangregorioDead Set: A Zombie Anthology edited by Michelle McRary and Joe McKinneyThe Undead That Saved Christmas edited by Lyle Perez-TinicsZombiality edited by Bill TuckerBest Book, Non-Fiction/ReferenceSo Now You're a Zombie: A Handbook for the Newly Undead by John AustinNight of the Living Dead: Behind the Scenes of the Most Terrifying Zombie Movie Ever Made by Joe KaneThe Art of Zombie Warfare: How to Kick Ass Like the Walking Dead by Scott KenemoreThe Zombie Combat Manual: A Guide to Fighting the Living Dead by Roger MaThe G.O.R.E. Score: A Review Guide to All Things Zombie by Tony SchaabThe Complete History of the Return of the Living Dead by Christian Sellers and Gary SmartBest Book, FictionNight of the Living Trekkies by Kevin David Anderson and Sam StallAshton Memorial: Book Two of a Zombie Trilogy by Robert R. BestTooth and Nail by Craig DilouieDead Beyond the Fence: A Novel of Zombie Apocalypse by Brian KaufmanRot & Ruin by Jonathan MaberryRise Again by Ben TrippZombie MoviesIn order to be eligible for a 2010 Dead Letter Award, the movie/release or movie/release represented in its category must have been released for the first time in a fixed digital format for home viewing somewhere in the world. A DVD re-release or Blu-ray release of a movie previously released on DVD would not qualify; a movie being released as a Region 1 DVD release that has been previously released in another DVD Region would not qualify. A DVD or Blu-ray release of a movie only previously released on VHS would qualify. Director's Cuts, Extended Editions, Collector's Editions do not qualify unless this release was also the first release of the movie. A television series does qualify if the television series was released on DVD or Blu-ray for the first time in 2010 (in which case the DVD/Blu-ray release will be referred to as a "movie" for purposes of this Dead Letter Award Ballot).Best Score in a Zombie MovieThe Dead Matter music by Edward Douglas and Midnight SyndicateRammbock (Siege of the Dead) music by Marco Dreckkötter and Stefan WillZombie Hunters: City of the Dead, Episodes 5 & 6 music by Bernadette McCallionLa Horde (The Horde) music by Christopher LennertzAlice Jacobs is Dead music by Bill ShermanResident Evil: Afterlife music by TomandandyBest Special Make-Up Effects in a Zombie MovieBloodPigsThe Dead MatterLa Horde (The Horde)Rammbock (Siege of the Dead)Survival of the DeadZombielandBest Screenplay of a Zombie MovieDeath of the Dead written by Bo BuckleyMake-Out with Violence written by The Deagol Brothers, Cody DeVos and Eric LehningThe Dead Matter written by Tony Demci and Edward DouglasHell is Full written by Steve HudginsRammbock (Siege of the Dead) written by Benjamin HesslerZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction written by Ramon Isao and Kevin HamedaniBest ZombieAdrienne Barbeau (Alice Jacobs is Dead)Derek Graf (Zombieland)Alastair Kirton (Colin)Shellie Marie Shartzer (Make-Out with Violence)Treva Tegtmeier (Not Even Death)Brian Van Camp (The Dead Matter)Best Cameo or Surprise Appearance in a Zombie MovieSteven Barton (Survival of the Dead)Richard Dyszel (The Dead Matter)Lloyd Kaufman (The Last Zombi Hunter)Heidi Martinuzzi (Fistful of Brains)Ian McKellen (E'gad, Zombies!)Bill Murray (Zombieland)Best Actress in a Zombie MovieJanette Armand (ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction)Linda Jensen (ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction)Milla Jovovich (Resident Evil: Afterlife)Claude Perron (La Horde/The Horde)Christina Rose (Death of the Dead)H. Lynn Smith (Attack of the Vegan Zombies!)Best Actor in a Zombie MovieJack Abele (Death of the Dead)Eriq Ebouaney (La Horde/The Horde)Ken Foree (Zone of the Dead, aka Apocalypse of the Dead)Boris Kodjoe (Resident Evil: Afterlife)Larry Purtell (Die-ner (Get It?))Kenneth Welsh (Survival of the Dead)Best One-Liner in a Zombie Movie"Outta the way, dead white woman." - The Dead Can't Dance"It's your ass. If you want to get it kicked, who am I to stop you?" - Death of the Dead"Ball me sideways! Preserve my eyes!" - E'gad, Zombies!"Attention zombie assholes! Anyone who doesn't want their ass kicked begin kicking your own ass right now!" - Ninjas vs. Zombies"Hey, boys. Is that any way to treat a lady?" - Resident Evil: Afterlife"Time to nut up or shut up." - ZombielandBest Death Scene in a Zombie Movie (This category is wide-open and open to write-in votes. The above qualifications for movie award consideration apply. Describe the scene in question and be sure to note the movie in which the scene appears.)Best Director of a Zombie MovieMatthew Butler (E'gad, Zombies!)Yannick Dahan and Benjamin Rocher (La Horde/The Horde)Patrick Devaney (Zombie Hunters: City of the Dead, Episodes 5 & 6)Gary King (Death of the Dead)Marc Price (Colin)George A. Romero (Survival of the Dead)Best Zombie MovieColinDeath of the DeadLa Horde/The HordeRammbock (Siege of the Dead)Survival of the DeadZMD: Zombies of Mass DestructionOther Zombie MediaIn order to be eligible for a 2010 Dead Letter Award, the media in question must have been released/updated in 2010.Best Zombie AudiodramaAmong the DeadHG WorldWe're AliveBest Zombie Comic BookDescent of the DeadFVZA: Federal Vampire and Zombie AgencyI, ZombieThe Last ZombieVictorian UndeadThe Walking DeadBest Zombie Videogame(The Best Zombie Videogame category follows the same "release rules" as the Best Movie categories. A re-release or port of a previously released game does not qualify.)Cowboys vs. ZombiesDead NationDead Rising 2Left 4 Dead / Left 4 Dead 2: The Sacrifice (DLC)Left 4 Dead 2: The Passing (DLC)Red Dead Redemption: Undead NightmareBest Zombie WebsiteBuy Zombie (http://www.buyzombie.com)The G.O.R.E. Score (http://thegorescore.com)The Zed Word: Zombie Blog (http://tinyurl.com/zedword)Zombie Reporting Center (http://www.zombiereportingcenter.com)Zombie Command (http://www.zombiecommand.com)Zombies & Toys (http://www.zombiesandtoys.com)Every category has an "Other" option; you can submit your "write-in" vote if your qualifying favorite is not already represented.The Shambler - Lifetime Achievement AwardThe Shambler is the Mail Order Zombie Lifetime Achievement Award, recognizing those who have given much to zombie media. Previous award winners are George A. Romero (2008) and Tom Savini (2009).Please submit no more than three names.The Fresh Meat Award - Best NewcomerThe Fresh Meat Award is Mail Order Zombie Newcomer Award, recognizing those who have made a significant impact in zombie media right out of the gate. Previous award winners are Patrick Devaney (creator of Zombie Hunters: City of the Dead, 2008) and Wes Young & Ryan Goff (directors of Dead Exit, 2009).Please submit no more than three names.The 3rd Annual Mail Order Zombie Dead Letter Awards ballot can be found at http://tinyurl.com/dla2010Congratulations to all the nominees! Good luck! (Production music provided HorrorVox and Midnight Syndicate.)

Dragon Age Podcast Episode 17 - Off the Rails In this episode, Matt (that's right!) and Dave geek out about Civilization 5, Mike announces the recent release of the first Baldur's Gate II Redux module, and guest host Mysteri takes us behind the scenes at the Dark Times Chronicle. We also discuss the Signature Edition of Dragon Age II, announce the Design A DLC contest winners, and sidetrack ourselves even more than normal. If you enjoy our show, you can show your support by reviewing us on iTunes, posting on our BSN General Discussion Thread, or leaving a comment here in the Dragon Age Podcast Official Forums. Also, if you feel so inclined, feel free to join our BSN Social Group, our Steam Group, our Xfire Club, or follow us on twitter. You can listen to the podcast here: There's supposed to be something here. Do you have flash installed? 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Or you can right-click-Save As... dapodcast_ep17_offtherails.mp3 Design A DLC - Contest Winners! After careful consideration, and plenty of discussion amongst the Dragon Age Podcast Team, we've chosen the following DLC ideas as the winners for the Design A DLC Contest. Congratulations to all the winners, and thanks again to BioWare/EA for providing the Witch Hunt download codes as prizes. Aidan wrote:Spoiler: Highlight to view Dog DLC Called Doggie Days The DLC begins with you controlling dogs mother. At the very beginning a man leads you to a cage. He is a Mabari breeder. There is another Mabari in the cage (soon to be dogs dad). At the start of the DLC, you must play a guitar hero esque game, in which you use the arrow keys and tap them in time, however, instead of being notes, they are grunts. The purpose of this is to "woo" dogs father. Once you have successfully romanced him, a cutscene begins. It says "3 months later" and you hear a growl and see a baby dog. The next part of the DLC is spent training dog. This is achieved by doing minigames such as "fetching the stick", "hunting rats" ( a Mabari expertise, Human Origin) or stalking cats. Depending on which training you do, dog will gain different stats. The point of this is that his specialized stats will transfer into your origins game. After you have completed 3 training games, it is time for you to be sold. The player then must dress up dog, do his hair and make him look as fierce/cute/evil as he can. If you fail to make it fierce/cute/evil enough, you will not be picked. The computer recognizes a fierce/cute/evil dog, so when you have picked an adequate fierce/cute/evil look, you will be chosen at the store by your warderns. model. The dressing up bit is very similar to DOGZ for the nintendo DS and for this reasen the DLC is rated Early Childhood by ESRB or 2+ in Britain. David Richards wrote:Spoiler: Highlight to viewMy idea for a DA:O DLC isn't so much about any specific character presented in DA:O as much as it is about certain concepts represented during the Mage Origin, Broken Circle, and various Templar side-quests. As a nod to Mike's suggestion about including more 'grittiness' in the game, I propose that BioWare make a DLC where you play as a Mage who secretly—accidentally?—becomes an Abomination during your Harrowing. The demon is hidden inside of you, and grants you power beyond anything you've experienced before, making you advance leaps and bounds over your fellow apprentices. Unfortunately, it's not long before you start to notice that there are certain gaps in your memory and these gaps are becoming more frequent… That's the teaser. =P For features and gameplay, most of the DLC would be story/dialogue-driven with a lot of adventure elements. At certain points, the DLC could take on certain aspects of the survival-horror genre, as you struggle to retain control over your body and mind. Various Mages and Templars from the full game could make cameos, or the DLC could be set in a completely different Circle Tower with all-new art assets. Later on in the plot, you would have multiple options open to you depending on how the first half of the DLC went: To escape the Tower in a desperate attempt to save yourself from the Templars, resulting in an extended chase through the countryside; To escape the Tower in a desperate attempt to avoid harming your friends and possibly loved ones; To stay in the Tower and accept judgment, during which the Abomination surfaces and tries to wreak havoc and you have to fight it within your mind in order to give the Templars an edge over it in battle; To stay in the Tower and fight, giving in to the Abomination's wishes in exchange for magical power beyond any other Mage of the Circle, possibly resulting in the fall of the entire Tower. I expect the DLC would be about 2.5-4 hours long and cost $10-15. Uberdowzen wrote:Spoiler: Highlight to viewHi guys, Here's my idea for your competition: a DLC which tells the story of Bodahn and Sandal in between DAO and DAII (I mean they've got to be in the sequel, right?). The story: Bodahn and Sandal are in Denerim trying to earn the money needed to buy passage on a boat to the Free Marches. To do this they open a store in the Denerim marketplace. The gameplay is inspired by "Recettear: An Item Shop's Tale". You run a standard RPG item shop and you have to gather items to sell in the store. You'll also get contracts from adventurers who want special items such as enchanted weapons and whatnot. They'll also be three dungeons that can be plundered by adventurers hired by the player. These will be the only combat parts of the DLC, the rest will just be you bargaining and persuading people to sell you items for the store and getting involved in the day to day life of the Denerim marketplace. To complete the DLC you'll have to earn a certain amount of gold to buy passage. There may also be hints about DAII scattered around the DLC. P.S. I also forgot, you'll sometimes be given the chance in conversations to make Sandal shout "ENCHANTMENT!" which will usually result in you confusing someone into submission. Chad wrote:Spoiler: Highlight to viewHi, Enjoy the show and here is my idea for a new DLC. I own all content except one dlc for the 360 and have Orgions for the PC as well as a reslut of the chance to play mods that I've heard discussed on this show. Any way at the end of one of the main stories we are given information that our hero goes off to further adventures and rumors tells us that he/she has once again with our Bard companion Leliana. The core idea of the content of my idea would follow up with this rumor and take us to the mysterious HQ of the Warden's Wesshaupt. With the nature of the Lore of Bard's it would be a chance for our hero to explore the "hidden" politics of organizations in the world we so love. To keep the DLC in line with the freedom of choices the story would center around some sort of outside faction attempting to gain control of the Warden Leadership team: If a certain dark choice was made at the end of Awakening where a party member or two were replaced with new allies (The Archatic) the hero's could focus on ending one more attempt of an ally of his from obtaining to much control over the direction of the Warden's. It would also make for a really nice connection with some of the books. Characters mentioned in the book that may or may not still be alive could be part of the story and have an impact on the content. The Chantry could be another possible outside source the hero needs to work with or against. The circle of Magi One or more national political group. The return of an old foe- perhaps my favorite option would be if the choice to spare Logain was made either Logain or Alister could be part of the story and either be an ally or foe of our hero's. By making content connectd to the players choices from the main story it would give the DLC much of the potential similar to the recent Lair of the Shadow Broker in Mass Effect 2. Ryukkie wrote:Spoiler: Highlight to viewFor my DLC, I think it would be great to find out what happened to Alistair's elven mother. If you have read The Calling you know that at the end Maric conceives a child with Fiona and she give him to Maric to be raised not knowing about his elven roots and to chase after the Architect. My idea is that after the Blight some of Duncan's old documents are found and in them is a note and a stack of letters addressed to Alistair. One of the Gray Wardens brings them to him at court and he retires to his room to read them. The Warden is called to his side and he explains that the letters are from his mother to him, to be given to him once he was of age. The letters talk about how she loved him and Maric and how she left to give him a better life. The last letter was mixed in by mistake and addressed to Duncan. It was fairly recent and it was asking him to come and help her destroy a group of darkspawn near the Andraste's final resting place in the Frostback Mountains. Alistair decided to rush in and see if he can find her and takes the Warden along. They get there and it looks as though the entire group was dragged underground. The Warden and Alistair fight through and eventually reach the bottom where Fiona was being held by the leader of this group of darkspawn called the Judgement (a very powerful emissary) and he was using her as a way to get to the Gray Wardens and kill them off so the darkspawn can expand unchecked. A battle takes place between the Warden, Alistair, possessed Fiona and the Judgement. Once he's defeated Alistair is there at his mother's side as she dies. The last thing she says to him is to make her and his father proud, and that he looks so much like Maric. Alistair leaves for Denerim upset and confused. The Warden goes back to comfort him and gives him Fiona's locket which has 2 drawings in it, one of Maric and the other of baby Alistair. For completing the DLC you get premium armor for Alistair and the Warden (that would change based on what class the Warden was) plus 2 premium weapons each. Links Baldur's Gate II Redux: Module 1 Download - Trailer Dark Times: The Confederacy of Malkuth Public BSN Group Dark Times Chronicle - BSN Group Bann Teagan Romance Dragon Age II: Signature Edition OnLive Drops Subscription Fee Sid Meier's Civilization V Super Meat Boy Left 4 Dead/Left 4 Dead 2: The Sacrifice

Episode 135 of Mail Order Zombie is BONUS-SIZED!  For the final week of The Far East Feast, Brother D reviews the 2005 movie 東京ゾンビ, also known as Tokyo Zombie from director Sakichi Sato, and he’s not doing it alone.  In addition to spilling the latest zombie news, Need-a-Nickname Scott joins him for a discussion of this film.  Brother D will also take a look at the recent release Zombie Women of Satan from directors Steve O’Brien and Warren Speed.  ZomBart attended the recent Monster Mania convention last weekend, and calls in with a running commentary on the event, and Steve and Gord from the BoneBat Show stop by to talk about their upcoming event, the BoneBat Comedy of Horrors Film Fest.  Miss Bren – who’s still allowed on the show despite her encouraging people to sing the Bananapants song(!) – joins Brother D for the Feedback Discussion, which fortunately includes more than just the Bananapants songs.  It has the more UNDEAD KARAOKE!Email us at MailOrderZombie@gmail.com or call us at 206-202-2505!Vote for us at Podcast Alley at http://tinyurl.com/mozvote/Mail Order Zombie Wikia - http://mailorderzombie.wikia.com/ Bombshell Pinups - http://bombshellpinups.net/ BoneBat Comedy of Horrors Film Fest - http://bonehand.com/bonebatff.html/Zombie Women of Satan - http://www.zwosthemovie.com/The Walking Dead premiere date and trailer - http://blogs.amctv.com/the-walking-dead/2010/08/premiere-comic-con-trailer-video.php/Minneapolis pays zombies $165,000 - http://www.startribune.com/local/101273159.html/Paying zombies creates a challenge - http://www.startribune.com/opinion/101341564.html/Hunting zombies in Afghanistan - http://dispatches.globalpost.com/2010/08/20/hunting-zombies-in-afghanistan/Zombie Apocalypse: Redemption - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-fCaiTuYAPc&hd=1/Plants vs. Zombies coming to Nintendo DS - http://popcap.mediaroom.com/index.php?s=43&item=162/Left 4 Dead & Left 4 Dead 2 news - http://www.gametrailers.com/episode/gametrailers-tv/101&ch=4&sd=0?ep=101&ch=4&sd=0/Zombie Roadkill - http://www.fearnet.com/news/b19993_fearnets_zombie_roadkill_announced.html/The Undead That Saved Christmas - http://tinyurl.com/undeadchristmasFB/(Various production music produced by Kevin MacLeod)