Advaita Jñana
The wisdom of non-discrimination is the wisdom that doesn’t divide things in two. It’s sometimes called the wisdom of nonduality, advaita Jñana. @Thich Nhat Hanh – “Peace of mind, becoming fully present”
Building Your Digital Identity, Literacy, and Network
The wisdom of non-discrimination is the wisdom that doesn’t divide things in two. It’s sometimes called the wisdom of nonduality, advaita Jñana. @Thich Nhat Hanh – “Peace of mind, becoming fully present”
As per assignment, I was instructed to do a vanity search of myself on the internet and the results were fairly interesting. It was interesting because I had believed myself to have a fairly limited presence on the web prior to this year, but upon searching, this was not the case. The first site that […]
First blog post My name is Mang Lian, and I’m currently attending my first year of college at Austin College. I major in international economic and finance. Playing soccer is my hobby and I like watching Drama and TV shows. Ever since I start my first year of college I realized I wanted to […]
So for the next part of the website class I had to track my wanderings through the internet of something I’m interested in. So I decided to look up faster-than-light travel on Google. Here is where the breadcrumb trail led. First post to use the Read More feature. NASA Tau Zero https://tauzero.aero/about/who/ https://tauzero.aero/interstellar_organizations https://tauzero.aero/discoveries-log/getting-there/starship-designs/engineered-starships/ https://tauzero.aero/discoveries-log/getting-there/starship-designs/propulsion-ideas/ … Continue reading Wandering Cyberspace for Outer Space →
Should Schools Be Responsible for Childhood Obesity Prevention? – The Atlantic www.theatlantic.com https://www.princeton.edu/futureofchildren/publications/docs/16_01_PolicyBrief.pdf www.princeton.edu Students Aren’t Eating Healthy School Lunches, Despite Availability; How Cafeterias Fail To Improve Student Health www.medicaldaily.com Schools, health literacy and public health: possibilities and challenges… Continue Reading →
Week one of the NFL started Thursday September 10 with a match-up between the New England Patriots, and the Pittsburgh Steelers . One week after a Federal judge decided to over-rule Tom Brady’s suspension the Patriots win 28-21 over the Steelers in a game that was never quite as close as the score might show….
Hello, my name is Roshaan and I’m a pre-med student at Austin College pursuing a degree in biology. After graduating from medical school, I aspire to become a successful surgeon with an emphasis in neurodegenerative diseases. I took this course so I could learn to give myself more of an independent presence online aside from […]
It is very easy to tell if a player had a successful season or not. For defensive players if a player has a high number of sacks, tackles, passes defended, ect. you can tell by just the numbers who is the best at each position, but for quarterbacks that does not always seem to be…
Hello! My name is Marissa Wilkinson. I was born and raised in Portland, Oregon (I miss it constantly). I am currently studying International Economics and Finance with a minor in Environmental Studies at Austin College. And no, the school is not located in Austin, Texas. I live in Sherman, Texas. It’s about an hour north […]