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अहं ब्रह्मास्मि त्वं ब्रह्म असि अयम् आत्मा ब्रह्म सर्वं खल्विदं ब्रह्म
I'm a monist but not a mayavada in shankaras way
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sankara says in his bhashya of the isha upanishad not to hanker after the unreal, I would reword it as do not hanker after the impermanent
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after much deliberation I actually think I prefer ice cream free of toppings
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anyone daily drive sailfish os?
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tomorrow I better catch up on emails
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@superball @dantheclamman omg I love oysters that sounds so yummy
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so excited to tinker
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@Hyperhidrosis my laptop got delayed by nearly a week ;_;
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july 8th.... my shit is sposed to arrive from amazon refurbished...
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@genmaicha @prettygood today my family raved about my moms beef ribs
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@pettanko @echo @newt it really is. killing at birth vs killing after 8 months in confinement, what's crueler? maybe veal but barely
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@Hyperhidrosis @echo @newt killing anyone who doesnt pose a threat to life is a sin
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@newt @echo your rhetoric is incredibly cruel but the example of pets makes another point for me. domesticated livestock are treated far worse than domesticated pets. confined in very tight spaces, often with unnecessary painful surgical procedures performed on them (while surgeries like declawing are now illegal), with their young taken and the males among them often murdered, and finally killed for their meat. they live lives of exploitation and pain, unlike domestic pets who are pampered to a degree. there is no logical difference underlying the disparate treatment between cows and pigs and cats and dogs. its just what humans have decided is okay.
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@newt @echo cows are still conscious feeling beings. what about humans with severe mental impairments? relying on intellect as the metric for ethical treatment leaves them behind.
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himsa is himsa. if himsa isnt done to support dharma (ideally to support ahimsa) it is unlawful
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@newt @echo you could say the same thing about a human infant, most livestock are more conscious than one yet we afford the human infant far more rights (and fewer responsibility)
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