On Thu 04 Sep, 2008 Darren from london wrote:
I found your website a couple of days ago and enjoyed it enough to bookmark it.
see you soon
On Wed 03 Sep, 2008 john neuman from florida wrote:
very nice site, concise and thought provoking.
truth comes in many flavors no?
On Wed 03 Sep, 2008 Jennifer from Nashville wrote:
I am a student of life ... always searching and looking things up in my spare time. I've hit this site several times doing research. I love it. Very very informative and extensive. I agree with another comment ... about it being like a museum! Great job!!! Will be sharing. Peace to you all ~ Jen
On Sat 16 Aug, 2008 Heraclitus wrote:
As in Greek the word war (p'olemos or pt'olemos) comes from the verb pto'o=frighten, and originally meant the aggressions=barbarism, not the defensive acts, we should clarify many ancient sayings.
Heraclitus really said: "war is father of all evil, king of all the following: it makes some people to pretend gods, it makes other men to be human, it makes other slaves, other free, that is fearless."
THE HERITAGE OF 99.98% PEACEABLE MANKIND HISTORY
TO FACE INEVITABLE CLIMATE CHANGES
The lack of any evidence of human group attacks to other humans, until ~10.000 BP, in thousands of most ancient cave paintings and excavation findings, show that human wars "are not primordial but have a definite origin in the relatively recent past" (Dr. Raymond Kelly, Warless Societies And The Origin Of War, saharasia.org), apparently after an extended addiction to tiredness/cortisol, fear and aggression (Dr. Paul C. Eck and Dr. Larry Wilson, Mechanisms Of Addiction) in every area they appeared...
Wars have been expanded the last 5.000 years, thus approximately 99.98% of the mankind history is peaceful as well as a great number of today's customs and people. Peaceable Inuit and many other individuals are still warless, even in overpopulation.
Homer from his first word in Iliad, "minin" (that is mania), the Golden Century democratic writers and present peacemakers always appeal to both peaceable and aggressive people to change beneficially any antisocial, destructive attitude. Whenever an individual or even an empire does not find enough time to rest from war and calm down adrenal glads, it collapses.
During the pandemic exhaustion era we suffer, accumulated data show that inevitable abrupt climate changes, desertation and/or a new ice-age, may occur anytime.
It is more urgent than ever for all to cooperate in truce, and train new generations to survive with the help of our peaceable heritage (aee.gr): dialogue, collective decisions (Dr. Bruno Frey and Dr. Alois Stutzer, - Happiness, Economy and Institutions), annual renewable duties with unified list elections to avoid corruption, desert reforestations, local and international mutual-aid nets and sufficient rest especially for kids, annual cities evacuation exercises !
We wish all pacifists, mainly through theaching our peaceable past and perspectives, not only in universities but in companies and neighborhoods too, lead the necessary rescuing campain.
On Thu 14 Aug, 2008 Zain from England wrote:
I love this website! I originally came on here for the Tao Te Ching Translations but found a wealth of interesting material to read. Thanks so much.
On Wed 13 Aug, 2008 Jay Williams from Bettendorf, IA wrote:
This site is marvelous. It informs without pressing an agenda; it's like a museum (and I use the term advisedly) of thought. I muse and am amused by this content. Take your time and en-joy the gifts you find here, then pass them along.
On Wed 23 Jul, 2008 Ashley wrote:
love the site.
especially the greek philosophy section, and the past lives generator.
On Wed 16 Jul, 2008 Tiffany from Gold Coast, Australia wrote:
The simplicity is perfect.
Your choice of text supurb.
Impressed, I am.
On Thu 10 Jul, 2008 PAUL CHUKWU from South Bend 56405 ,INDIANA wrote:
GOOD TO HAVE AS I AM A BEGINNER IN PHILOSOPHY.THANKS.
On Sun 06 Jul, 2008 Paul from The Milky Way Galaxy, about 94.5 million miles from the sun, on a strange planet called Earth, at about 39.18 latitude and 76.67 longiude on the continent called The United States, in a place called Glen Burnie, Maryland wrote:
This site is awesome. I hope to read all the texts and gain all the knowledge presented in due time...just browsing through for some small facts was enlightening. Thanks for an awesome site, and hope to see more information on more topics up sometime in the future...
On Sat 05 Jul, 2008 anand vasudevan from india wrote:
i feel like this web site is really missing something.....
"advaita siddantha "
On Wed 25 Jun, 2008 Gregor from Somewhere Over the Rainbow wrote:
Brilliant site, thanks Thomas. You are a most insightful and intelligent person. What about enlightenment?
Perhaps you should consider teaching, if you don't already.
Thanks Again
On Sat 14 Jun, 2008 The Crown and the Glory from place is irrelevant wrote:
to visit this site is a pure joy. i have always had a spiritual path that doesn't fit.
i take and use what works for me and incorporate it in my life, spiritual and physical.
thank you for this space. this space that i can come and relax.
On Sat 07 Jun, 2008 Elizabeth Le wrote:
I always ponder about my religion (buddhism) and try to learn more about it, since I haven't been taught much about it. This site has really helped me understnad more. Thank you. xx
On Tue 03 Jun, 2008 Just Me from United States wrote:
I found a problem with the pas tlife generator. I knowits for fun, but it said i was a banker,money lender,judge in north canada in he year 1325. I would check the javascript code.
On Thu 29 May, 2008 Daniel Bilodeau from Miami, FL wrote:
The Dhammapada version on your website is unlike the other versions I have read. There is a book I was reading in Borders Bookstore written by an english-speaking Buddhist (American or English) who has been a Buddhist for a while already, who who has studied the scripts in their original language, and who has come up with a translation which, he thinks, is not only in keeping with the letter, but also with spirit of the letter, and that one I enjoyed very much, called "The Dhammapada". If anything, I want to study the texts in the original language myself so that I can understand the original spirit and intent for myself; I don't entrust such things to other people.
On Thu 29 May, 2008 Sarasvati from Earth wrote:
Ahhh... a magician I am... a dancer, singer or actor in Mexico in my past life... I smile at the little program... and enjoy.
Who I am is not important... where I go even less.
I just want to thank you for bringing big words into managable bites for people to eat...
So again thank you for food for thought.
On Tue 27 May, 2008 Marcelo Moraes de Almeida` from Florianópolis, SC, Brazil wrote:
Muito bacana, bem feito e bem resumido. Parabéns!
A great site, well done and concise! Congratulations.
On Mon 19 May, 2008 Mary Ray Worley from Madison, WI wrote:
Very well designed, very well written, very useful. Well done!
On Wed 14 May, 2008 Simply Annie from Honolulu, Hawaii wrote:
Mahalo plenty for the energy and good vibrations in your message s through out this web site.
Much love aloha peace and blessings, Annie
On Thu 01 May, 2008 Animus Invidious from Earth wrote:
Great site! Very useful and lucidly presented. =]
On Tue 29 Apr, 2008 Stewart from CANADA wrote:
This site is so well crafted.It is the best source of the content I have ever seen. The black and white is very well conceived, It presents the content in simple form.The clarity of your approach is refreshing and not didactic.The content was never meant to be dogma and this is the way you present it.To say that it is excellent would be glorifying it .It is better than excellent.It is simply clear and useful.Thank you
On Sat 26 Apr, 2008 Shashi from India wrote:
This site is a grate one... good job... i really appreciate the people behind this.
Thanks to all those
On Tue 22 Apr, 2008 Squako wrote:
Thank you for creating this great website.
PDF files are greatly appreciated.
On Thu 10 Apr, 2008 Steve from West Sussex UK wrote:
It's to good view all this activity, it can only help our future.
On Tue 08 Apr, 2008 sara from Iran wrote:
I want to konw about my past life.I born in Iran In 1984/12/23
On Mon 07 Apr, 2008 richard johnson from castine, maine wrote:
Only this hour did I discover this site. What an opening into space. Deeply grateful.
On Thu 03 Apr, 2008 Thom Speidel from Washington State wrote:
Thomas ~
I have greatly appreciated your pieces on both the Four Noble Truths and the Eightfold Path. For my own use, I have reformatted these pieces into printer-friendly documents that I continue to study. I would be happy to share these reformatted pieces with you, or anyone else, if that is of any interest. Just let me know.
Thank you for offering this web site as a resource.
Thom
On Tue 01 Apr, 2008 Kim from Vermont wrote:
Wonderful source for a newly awakened mind! Thank you.
On Sun 30 Mar, 2008 larry whitworth from abbeville,sc wrote:
Glad to find this site. Will return when I have more time. thanks.
On Fri 04 Jan, 2008 Tony from Georgia wrote:
Great site, but now I have a headache...