Spirituality Truth Empowerment Greater Community Spirituality (Chapter Eighteen) – Video

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UFO ALIEN ET "False Flag" Greater Community Spirituality (Chapter Seventeen) Part Two – Video

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An Evening with Jen and Dr. Bob Rubel – "Spirituality and Bootblacking" – April 8, 2014 – Video

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The way to inner peace

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Im living now in one of the happiest times Ive known. I have always been a traveler and my life islike a series of episodes with different people in different places. I was in Cebu as I began to writethis the day before 2013 ended. The spectacular land-and-sea journey from Manila and the solitudebeside the sea in a remote idyllic town gave me the emotional healing I needed. Swimming alone, outin the middle of Cebu and Bohol, I have regained the peace of mind I thought Ive lost.

Im so blessed. Its a new beginning and Ive met good friends. I found work and for our officesChristmas Kringle, I received the only thing I wrote on my wishlist: Hermann Hesses Siddharta.

Many a time will I recall this day, O Exalted One, and this moment when my eyes beheld a holy man,said Siddharta, the young Brahmin, in that unforgettable encounter with Gautama Buddha.

I still remember vividly how the story of a young mans quest for enlightenment moved my soul when Ifirst read it as a teenager in the 90s in Morong, Rizal, long before I embarked on my own spiritualjourney. One weekend last January 2014, one of my Mormon friends gave me a book by a Buddhist writer.

Ifound Clarice Bryans Expect Nothing: A Zen Guide especially resonant because the authors transformation mirrored mine. The most agonizingpains I suffered came from my unmet expectations of others. I learned the hard way that peoplewont always do what you think they would, even what you both agree they should.

I care, and perhaps, I cared too much. But Im changing. I can stress myself by forcing others toconform or I can Expect nothing, which also happens to free and liberate me and bring me peace andjoy, in the words of Bryan. Of course, expecting nothing takes much less energy. And it also freesother people and me from myself.

I seem to have become a Buddhist just when my personal relationship with God has grown deeper andmore profound than ever. I find that amusing, in a metaphysically ironic sort of way, especiallysince I dont believe in labels. I dont define myself by my creed, and Im not religious in anyconventional way anymore though I have the highest respect for what other people believe.

The God I worship resides in the same mountain we are all heading for. We are simply going throughdifferent routes. But we are all, with our own cultural rituals, brothers and sisters on the samepilgrimage in search of the Sacred.

I find that Im changing a lot lately. Im becoming more of a presence at work by my increasing airof indifference to rules and office politics. I begin to disappear more frequently. I find itamusing that some people would try to project a sophisticated image and come across assuperficial. Siddharta, true to himself by listening to his inner voice, is the real thing.

Im on a personal quest. The life Im creating for myself is outside the corporate world and awayfrom the mainstream. For me, its all about being authentic. On a fateful day in March 2014, thelife of Siddharta gave me strength to defy a power-tripping supervisor by going straight to the top.It was a moral victory. Im humbled by the shower of goodwill and solidarity from my colleagues evenif some of them can only cheer secretly for fear of retaliation.

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Hermanos Calatrava – Space Oddity (Curiosidad Del Espacio) (David Bowie Cover) – Video

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International Space Station (ISS) Flyover of Houlton, WI, 9:15 pm, April 7, 2014 – Video

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Space station computer outage may force spacewalk

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This May 23, 2011 photo released by NASA shows the International Space Station at an altitude of approximately 220 miles above the Earth, taken by Expedition 27 crew member Paolo Nespoli from the Soyuz TMA-20 following its undocking.AP

CAPE CARNAVAL, Fla. A computer outage at the International Space Station may require a spacewalk by astronauts and threatens to delay next week's launch of a commercial supply ship for NASA.

NASA said Friday night that a backup computer on the outside of the orbiting lab is not responding to commands.

The main computer, called an MDM or multiplexer-demultiplexer, is working fine, and the six-man crew is in no danger, officials said. But these computers control some robotic functions that would be needed for the upcoming supply run by SpaceX, one of two U.S. companies contracted by NASA to keep the space station well stocked. A backup computer would need to be operating for redundancy of those robotic systems.

SpaceX is supposed to launch the unmanned Dragon capsule on Monday from Cape Canaveral. It contains nearly 5,000 pounds of supplies and science experiments.

The mission is already a month late because of extra prep time needed by the California company and unrelated damage to an Air Force radar-tracking device needed for rocket launches.

Late Friday, Mission Control was trying to determine whether the computer can be repaired or must be replaced. A replacement would have to be accomplished by spacewalking astronauts.

NASA is still aiming for a Monday launch by SpaceX. But that could change, depending on the status of the bad computer.

Astronauts use the space station's big robot arm to grab onto the Dragon capsule and attach it to the outpost.

The space station is currently home to two Americans, one Japanese and three Russians.

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NASA to send International Space Station android a pair of legs

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WASHINGTON, April 11 (UPI) -- Robonaut 2, NASA's robotic astronaut torso, floats about the International Space Station without any legs. But that's about to change, thanks to NASA engineers.

NASA scientists have built R2 a set of high-tech, 9-foot-long legs. The legs are more like big long sloth arms than human legs -- ultra long and flexible with seven joints. Instead of feet, the legs are outfitted with "end effector," which will lock in, via sockets, to tools and handrails.

"The new legs are designed for work both inside and outside the station, but upgrades to R2's upper body will be necessary before it can begin work outside the space station," NASA officials said in a news statement.

R2's new legs will ship up to the space station on Monday, April 14, aboard SpaceX's unmanned Dragon capsule.

SpaceX is the private space launch company founded by PayPal entrepreneur and Tesla Motors CEO Elon Musk. The outfit has already completed three separate mission resupply missions to the space station. Dragon will take off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida.

NASA says some of the technologies that helped engineers craft R2's new legs could prove useful on Earth. Scientists are currently working on a robotic exoskeleton that could aid people with physical disabilities.

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