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@churdtzu
I believe in holy things - Part 1: A visit to a Buddhist temple
I figured I could learn something about Buddhism and meditation, and help out somehow. Many others go to Tham Krabok for their highly effective drug detox program. People stay in there for 15 days or longer, in very basic accommodation, learn some good work habits, and take a foul-tasting medicine which is literally vomit-inducing. The emetic medicine was invented by the temple's founder, Luang Paw Yaai, and it is a concoction of many herbs designed to be purifying for any constitution. It's called "yadaat", the cutting medicine. "It cuts your mind, your ego, your body, anything that needs cutting will be cut," they told me. I didn't go there for treatment, but I was curious about yadaat. Read more
@scubahead
Flying High Over Cebu in Open Cockpit
Last year I went up in a Gyrocopter flying over the Island of Cebu in the Philippines. I have since become good friends with the piot , Yohann, and he is in the process of moving his operation to our side of the island. I can hardly wait to get back up in his little whirly bird and I will be posting some footage of our flights again as we plan to fly to the Volcano Mt Kanlaon in Negros. Here's the clip from my first flight. Read more...
@ecoinstant
What is the best time to cut timber? DO YOU KNOW HOW TREES WORK?
"...tropical wood cutting theory. Using lunar cycles to determine timber harvest times - here I explain what I have learned from the locals, interpreted through the lens of my scientific education. Read more...
@julianhorack
Autobio – my conscription dodge
I arrived at the military base in Cape Town on the morning of my conscription in my saffron robes and shaved head, and slippers. It was a fasting day, I remember, we had them every fortnight, called Ekadasi – the 11th day of the lunar cycle. Since it was a day to fast, I had only been eating raw fruit, if anything. My ashram head teacher dropped me off with the temple car, and I went into the military base. Read more...
@plantstoplanks
My First Cookbook is Live on Amazon!
It really is such a fantastic time to be able to actually get your content out there without having to get signed on by a publisher. I don't expect to sell tons of copies, especially on my first attempt, but it is still really neat to be able to market it for people I know who find value in having an actual book in hand. Read more...
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