🤩 In Buddhism, Clinging is known as *upādāna* is the cause of suffering experienced through the five senses. Liberation requires realizing the truth that all things are impermanent (Anicca), subject to suffering (Dukkha), and non-self (Anattā).
Let go and follow the Middle Way.
Here’s a philosophical question about Buddhism: If attachment to concepts can obscure truth, how should teachings about “ultimate reality” be understood in Buddhist thought? Are they pointers to direct insight beyond language, or concepts that risk becoming difficult to question?
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🤩"Sacred things and Beliefs" are spiritual foundations that deeply influence the unity of people in society. They serve as sources of spiritual support, boost morale in life, and provide a refuge in times of need for help and hope.🌻
Replying to @ChinaShowcase
Durkheim may have been right on this occasion:
the sacred isn’t merely discovered—it is created collectively.
And once people believe together, they organize together.
Maybe states didn’t create shared belief.
Maybe shared belief helped make states possible.
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Ancient beliefs,Political power: Leaders often claimed to have a divine mandate or acted as divine agents, causing the laws they created to reflect a cosmic order. Moral: Priests and ruling classes used religion to affirm a divine nature and abilities superior to ordinary people.
Replying to @ajannong
That’s part of it—power does use morality and cosmology.
I’m more interested in why those ideas carried authority to begin with.
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Political power is the attempt by a leader to use that power to govern a country. Power is often constructed to conform to "Morality" and "Cosmic grandeur" in order to gain undeniable public acceptance. Reflection : The attempt to monopolize political legitimacy through morality.
Replying to @ChinaShowcase
This is not about how the world actually works, but how different traditions understood the relationship between cosmos, morality, and political authority.
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🤩Excellent results❣️ Cone Beam Computed Tomology (CBCT) imaging provides three-dimensional images, allowing us to see problems from all angles and saving time. CBCT images can reduce distortion and overlap, resulting in more accurate and targeted data analysis. 🌹
.@mit_hst PhD student HEALS fellow Vivek Gopalakrishnan is using the math behind video games and animated films to turn 2D X‑rays into personalized 3D tools for doctors. bit.ly/4d2u5uq
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🤩 Thai painting and literature are important cultural pillars, reflecting sophistication, idealism, and faith in Buddhism. Most murals serve to "narrate" literary works and Buddhist stories, teaching moral lessons to people through art. 🌹
The Rhapsody on the Goddess of the Luo River, attributed to the Wei prince Cao Zhi, stages a poetic encounter: a goddess is seen, admired, and separated from the human world.
A beauty as present, but fundamentally unreachable.
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🤩IMO : Life experiences shape different perspectives. Accepting and understanding differences helps reduce conflict and opens up diverse, beautiful, and broader solutions.
Two animals. Two ancient worlds.
Left: crane on Lianhefanghu—controlled, structured motion in the Yellow River Valley.
Right: tiger on Chunyu—fluid, expressive movement in Chu.
They look unrelated.
But they share a visual ancestry.
Just different ways of seeing the same world.
😍 "เปราะนพรัตน์ (Phro Nopparat)", a new species of Thai endemic plant, has been discovered. It belongs to the ginger family, genus *Kaempferia galanga*. It is found exclusively in Doi Saket and San Kamphaeng districts, Chiang Mai province, Thailand. It blooms at night. 💮
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