Part of a stained glass window with the Inka creed: Don’t be lazy, don’t lie, don’t steal, in Quechua Can one read the Garuda and be a devout Christian, Buddhist or Moslim? The short argument is this: the Garuda is about the training of the mind, and religion is about believing. The one doesn’t cancel [...]
Copyright Steve Alexander - www.temporarytemples.co.uk, by permission. Crop Circle, 2009; What is it? A blueprint for a device, a language? Nobody knows! Might there be ‘someone/thing’, for instance God out there? In the Clarification to Flight of the Garuda, I use the ideas of Yuval Noah Harari, who states in his book Sapiens, a short [...]
Is Zhabkar’s account an imagined order of its own? In the Clarification I stress the point that Buddhism is an imagined order, and that Zhabkar’s account of the matter enables one to go beyond this and other imagined orders, be they religious or secular. The question arises then of this is possible at all, and is [...]
