Hatshepsut
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His Holiness, the Bill Murray
Murray is not just a very funny actor; he's an icon who represents, onscreen and off, the longing for a more engaged and awakened life.
Bill Murray has done a couple of films including humor about the East.
Some religions of the East and a couple of the processes in Scientology, could, if done right.... de-vector-ize you. There are many sayings in the Bible attributed to Jesus that aren't Jewish in nature. They are warnings about clinging to a vector and how you regretfully get what are protesting against. To a man, who has everything, more will be given; from a man who has nothing, everything will be taken away. There's a chastisement about asking about the End, when you don't know the beginning, to even logically think about it. And the criticism that his followers could ask about the nature of heaven while ignoring the one right in front of them.
I think the religions of Tibet were seeping into the beginnings of Christian philosophy. The new followers that wanted to escape this world for a better one. They kept being told that the problem was with their window to the world, how they falsely understand reality, mentally placing the accents on the wrong syllABBLE. Possibly those yearning to go heaven no longer wanted to be individuals confined in a world of pain. There was enough of it then in the Roman world. The idea of turning the other cheek was a way to escape trapping self in a chronic cycle of getting even for being made to lose.
And sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.
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