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I just heard these beautiful words from the Buddhist scholar Alan Wallace:

"When I view the world with the eyes of wisdom I see that I am nothing, but when I view the world with the eyes of compassion I see that I am everything."

Happy Friday!

"The Humbling Extent of Human Existence"

In search for "awe".

https://habla.news/u/nancyqa@mynostr.space/1695173809594

"Dying before dying"

A few words about the book “The Immortality Key: The Secret History of the Religion with No Name" by Brian C. Muraresku.

https://habla.news/u/nancyqa@mynostr.space/1691458659942

"Corporate media shows the news in a way that makes us turn against each other. They just have identity politics and the politics of division and fear. Your neighbor is not your enemy." - Jimmy Dore during his live show last night.

Love your neighbor. See yourself in others. Believe in humanity. 🫶

Thank you! 😊

"Desde la Dimensión Bitcoin"

La comprensión de la naturaleza de Bitcoin y su posible impacto social, filosófico, político y económico, parece estimular un cambio en la perspectiva y de comportamiento en el individuo, que incluso muchos han comparado con un despertar espiritual. En este ensayo exploro las razones por las que considero que se da este fenómeno y cómo este acontecimiento puede repercutir de forma colectiva en la sociedad.

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"It's not the answer that enlightens but the question". -Eugène Ionesco

After spending some time reading and listening to other people's opinions about the current UAP puzzle, I think that Avi Loeb, Eric Weinstein, Russell Brand and Jimmy Dore have provided very interesting thoughts. Bitcoiners might find Dore's perspective intriguing...

I truly believe that this is a great opportunity for us to contemplate our place in the universe and the way we relate to other beings. I am also excited about theologians!

During this journey, I also keep thinking about some paragraphs that I read on "The creature of Jekyll Island" by Edward Griffin, page 521-522:

“...If the knowledge you find is unusual then strange becomes a way of life" - Thomas Campbell

I am fascinated by the recent news on the UFO-UAP topic. For some strange reason, whistleblowers are now (?) emerging, sharing their testimony and making claims that ‘eventually’ can be supported by evidence. This is shocking and exciting. Many argue that “this is too crazy”, the whistleblowers are lying, this is just some secret program they don’t know about, or it’s clearly a “psyop campaign”... and just like that, they dismiss the topic. I am well aware that they could be right and this might turn out to be a non-issue. But I believe it’s important to get to the bottom of this and ask questions.

I think skepticism should be the path forward but ignoring that there is something ‘weird’ going on is not the way. Scientists are skeptic and curious by nature, so I think they should be the ones asking for ‘the evidence’ to investigate further. This evidence, according to whistleblowers, is material (or a vehicle (?)) of non-human origin that was apparently retrieved. Isn’t this exciting (if true) and an amazing opportunity to get answers?

To my big surprise, the reaction of the public has been total indifference. I just can’t wrap my head around it. I always thought that when humanity could finally have the slightest chance to get closer to obtaining knowledge about the existence of advanced non-human intelligence (or maybe us from the future?), we would be in awe. But instead, the apathy towards this topic makes me feel very disappointed and naive.

Is it fear? Are we too immersed in our own lives that even the thought of understanding our place in the universe is too trivial?

This has been an exciting week for me! But I know that only a few can relate… I have already understood that physical reality encompasses a lot more and is not what it seems 💓.

Hello Nostr friends!

Why is all the attention focused on El Salvador in comparison with the Central African Republic? (this is my perception) What do you think? Where can I find more info or follow someone from the Central African Republic who can show me how bitcoin is being adopted in this country. Thanks :)