Green heron fishes using bread bait

[zenmaster]

[Confused]

Zen, from whatever little I know of you from your posts, I understand that you post items that have an intrinsic lesson to offer, in terms of mental evolution. You had any specific teach/learning to offer through this video? As far as I could learn from it, it illustrated clearly that nature encourages its children to be ingenious and strive towards the personal fulfillment of their potential, within a given milieu (or density, to use Ra speak :p)

[zenmaster]

Yes, deeply symbolic - indeed an allegorical portrayal of our life purpose and ultimate destiny. Or maybe "lol, watch the funny little birdy". But I agree we can learn something by observing how nature behaves.

[Confused]

Yes, deeply symbolic - indeed an allegorical portrayal of our life purpose and ultimate destiny. Or maybe "lol, watch the funny little birdy". But I agree we can learn something by observing how nature behaves.

Lol... I definitely now learned that I cannot bribe Zenmaster with praises :p

[Plenum]

"sometimes a cigar is just a cigar"

[Confused]

"sometimes a cigar is just a cigar"

No, no! A cigar is more than a cigar. In its ultimate essence, it is the One Infinite Creator :p

Verse 6
By means of the Higher Knowledge the wise behold everywhere Brahman, which otherwise cannot be seen or seized, which has no root or attributes, no eyes or ears, no hands or feet; which is eternal and omnipresent, all−pervading and extremely subtle; which is imperishable and the source of all beings.

Verse 7
As the spider sends forth and draws in its thread, as plants grow on the earth, as hair grows on the head and the body of a living man−so does everything in the universe arise from the Imperishable.

Source: English tanslation of Mundaka Upanishad, Chapter 1; http://www.consciouslivingfoundation.org...nishad.pdf