Recently learned about Polymode from the ESS user manual.
It looks like a nice option for working with code that didn’t start out in org-mode; which is likely pretty common.
Author: grant
Starving juice with dead food
Who calls a diet Pepsi with some kimchi a “starving juice and dead food”?!
Glass of water
A good game is to keep a clear drinking glass near you at all times during the day; the challenge is to keep filling it and drinking all of the water in it.
Addicted to because
Addiction is the continued repetition of a behavior despite adverse consequences…
— Wikipedia
Pick two:
I am [happy/sad] because of [person/place/thing].
Is it possible to live contently without bondage to “because”?
How to act
The questions about how to fix oneself are limitless and the answers range from dissatisfying to non-existent.
The answer is simple:
Act with love, respect, devotion, honor, and service.
The Yoga Sutras of Patanjali
The version that we’ll study with:
Commentary on the Raja Yoga Sutras by Sri Swami Satchidananda
Practicing the soroban
It looks like about an hour a day for a year or two for the first certification. The to-do list follows.
Continue reading “Practicing the soroban”
Org Manual
The org-mode manual lives here.
org-mode examples
This post is a wonderful cookbook from which to pull.
Love offerings
“Love offerings” are often a derided and despised thing. At best “Why can’t they just say that they are materialistic?”. At worst “Why can’t they just say they are greedy?”.
We live in a socio-economic system that when combined with a reality that is subject to death, decay, and destruction can obviously stress people out.
A love offering is a two-fold action. In making one, you simultaneously help to create an environment where others may learn to do so, and in doing so you ought to experience that divine love, as will they.
They really only make sense when they are undertaken from the heart, not the mind.
Anything else would be really unpleasant.