Latest Beezone Posts

Beezone Research Work

The Myth of Analysis

  This essay is mostly a commentary on The Myth of Analysis by James Hillman, a collection of three essays that were originally given as talks during the

Read More »

The Great Assembly

The Great Assembly   The below larger thanka is a spherical portrayal of the Paths of Buddhism. It illustrates another version of the Great Assembly

Read More »

Transcending Materialism

TRANSCENDING MATERIALISM Originally published in the first issue of ‘Garuda” journal devoted to presenting the teachings of Tibetan Buddhism and the work of Chogyam Trungpa,

Read More »

A Letter to Yahweh

Dear God, It’s me, Seán. I’m sure you’re crazy busy with all the planets and maybe even some parallel universes you’ve created and must look

Read More »

The Gateless Gate

From ‘Audio Buddha“ Narrated by: Peter Coyote   The Gateless Gate (The Gateless Barrier), is a collection of 48 Zen koans compiled in the early

Read More »

Warning

Etymology. The root word stupid, which can serve as an adjective or noun, comes from the Latin verb stupere, for being numb or astonished, and

Read More »

True Soma

Originally published in ‘Laughing Man’ magazine, November 1984     True Soma is Not a Plant, True Soma is not External to the Body-Mind True

Read More »

The Tree of Contemporary Yoga Asana Styles

The Tree of Contemporary Yoga Asana Styles Complied by Liisa O’Maley *** Contact Yoga       Yoga Kids           Power Yoga         Ashtanga Yoga Ken Scott              Marsha

Read More »

Penultimate Curiosity

*** “Happy is the person who can recognize in the work of to-day a connected portion of the work of life and an embodiment of

Read More »

The (a) Guru

  Adaption by Beezone from a Talk Given by Adi Da Samraj On November 20, 1975 on the function of the Guru.     Bubba

Read More »

The Bee Hive

The following excerpt is taken from: There’s No Escape, There’s Only Realization A Gathering “Consideration” with Beloved Bhagavan Adi Da In The Manner of Flowers On January 5,

Read More »

Must Leave

Must Leave *** Groups, partnerships, environments and communications tend to enforce or reinforce certain kinds of behavior or games. Thus, they provide or deny certain

Read More »

Shambhala

    CHÖGYAM TRUNGPA is best known to Western readers as the author of several popular books on the Buddhist teachings, including Cutting Through Spiritual

Read More »

Brad Reynolds on Ken Wilber

Brad Reynolds on Ken Wilber   “Brad Reynolds has written an eloquent, passionate, beautiful book about my ideas. I believe it will help many people

Read More »

Some Thoughts on Things

Some Thoughts on Things ___ The farther one pursues knowledge, the less one knows Zen ___ Before I utter a word and you hear it,

Read More »

Epidemics, War, and Peace

  MEDICINE Epidemics, War, and Peace An exploration of the nature and origin of epidemic diseases, its relationship to the politics of war and peace,

Read More »

Harvard Psilocybin Course

Harvard Psilocybin Project Course  Dates to be announced   Introduction Embark on a fascinating journey into the annals of history with our course, “The Harvard

Read More »

Liberating Science from Materialism

Liberating Science from Pervading Materialism RUPERT SHELDRAKEreprinted from Architectural Review, 2012   The ‘scientific worldview’ is immensely influential because the sciences have been so successful.

Read More »

The Invisible Horse

Beyond the Veil of Unconsciousness: A Call to Transcend Psychological and Spiritual Boundaries Beezone In the quest for self-discovery, individuals often overlook the profound truths

Read More »

Orpheus

Rhapsodies on Hellenic Wisdom & An Ecstatic Appreciation of Western History by Frank Marrero, Enelysios   Orpheus or Orphism is mentioned directly or implicitly in

Read More »

Heuristic Passion

The following essay sprang from reading Stanley Prusiner’s Memory and Madness: The Discovery of Prions–A New Biological Principle of Disease, New Haven: Heal University Press,

Read More »

Introducing New Ideas

The following excerpt was adapted from a paper by Gerald Holton, Mallinckrodt Professor of Physics and Professor of History of Science at Jefferson Physical Laboratory,

Read More »

Uncharted Waters

Uncharted Waters Beezone Have you ever paused to observe the mesmerizing dance of water as it flows down the drain after a shower or bath?

Read More »

Rig Veda – A History

(Many) hold…that the ancient civilisation of Europe is derived from the coasts of Africa (they do) not accept the theory that the Aryan civilisation was

Read More »