@monkey microusb ports are inherently shit and prone to breaking with only a year or two of regular use

@sun real freedom is freedom from desire, fear, and death

@angeliclayer cute egirl

@kaia when I was a bit fatter I needed such a thing

@lizzie atheist-materialists have constructed such a comically innaccurate scarecrow of religion. thats why you hear things like "theres no magical man in the sky"

the liberated are Gods greatest slaves

oops typo

God is quite simply the (uncaused) Cause of All Causes (sarva-karana-karanam)

@jeru he's often called self-created in hinduism, or self-manifest or self-existent. but perhaps a better thing to say is that God is beyond time and causality, being the creator of both, so such a question is rooted in ignorance. i could go on, and i probably will in the future. all i will say is that God is an axiomatic Truth, the basis of all existence and all being.

btw "if God created the universe, who created God" may be quite literally the dumbest thing i've ever heard. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Problem_of_the_creator_of_God

mormonism is weirder than you think
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/King_Follet_discourse

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adam%E2%80%93God_doctrine

it really is impossible to read the brahma sutras without a commentary

<< full of mumukshutva

@meso time dilation

⚠️⚠️ LINUX KERNEL SOURCE CODE LEAKED!!!

this guy named linus torvalds just reverse engineered linux source code and leaked it on github, all computer systems running on linux are vulnurable

billions of lines of code, 1.5 million commits, 240k stars

all linux users are suggested to switch to windows as soon as possible

https://github.com/torvalds/linux

@kaia he even looks kinda chinese but not in a cute way in an uncanny way

old nyx land: mercurial black stop showing people my website

new nyx land: here's my website

@genmaicha if I understand you correctly then yes. of course, according to some classical schools of hinduism only the laws of material nature influence ones life and mind and body. but I myself believe in true Providence and free will as well, even though the laws of material nature are governed by Providence.

@genmaicha the accumulation of karma from past actions is stored in the casual body like the samskaras. like samskaras it lies dormant until the correct conditions arise for it to bear fruit. the part of the heap of past karma that is ripe is experienced in this lifetime. the part of this form of karma that is already "set in stone" (upon rebirth iirc) doesnt end for the yogi. however, currently being created karma to be experienced later ceases. for non-yogis, currently being created karma may join ripe karma for this lifetime or join the karma experienced in future lifetimes yet to bear fruit.

one way to transcend the play of karma is through desireless (selfless) action. by doing all things for God, one subverts the vicious cycle and aligns himself with the divine will. another, more difficult way is through renunciation of action, aka becoming a sannyasin.