Alien planets are incredibly common in our Milky Way galaxy, outnumbering stars by a large margin, a new study suggests.
On average, each of the 100 billion or so stars in our galaxy hosts at least 1.6 planets, according to the study, bringing the number of likelyalien worlds to more than 160 billion. And large numbers of these exoplanets are likely to be small and rocky — roughly Earth-like — since low-mass planets appear to be much more abundant than large ones.
“This statistical study tells us that planets around stars are the rule, rather than the exception,” said study lead author Arnaud Cassan of the Paris Institute of Astrophysics. “From now on, we should see our galaxy populated not only with billions of bright stars, but imagine them surrounded by as many hidden extrasolar worlds.”
From the re-awakening, your vessel (physical body) becomes the vessel of the Buddha. After all, we all have the Buddha within our souls. It is embedded, innate knowledge and wisdom which is simply – Awakened.
By observing your Self through mindful breathing, you experience all the perceptions, mental formations, pre-programming, and wisdom within you. You may notice things you had never acknowledged before! (When I sat for the first month or so, I had no idea, I could not sit for more than 15 minutes – my nose got itchy, my ankle hurt, my back was sore, my mind raced…). The more you sit, the more you will get used to the sensations, thoughts, perceptions, and all the other overwhelming feelings and thoughts that may arise.
You will notice a significant difference in your life. The light you shed on other people’s lives. And all the beautiful messages you start to be gifted with ~ they will all appear before you like magic. But remember, it’s not magic.They are being sent to you, and for you to understand and use for your best benefit. So sit, be still, and mindfully breathe. Observe your Self, and start to feel the Buddha-mind re-awakening within you.
the Elders line up to help clean up the radiation in Fukushima so that the younger generations do not have to be exposed to the toxicity.
the stupendous Wandering Yoginis <3
Stargazing tonight (phase 1)
(taken by mayaya**)
my dream <3
gorgeous song for another perfect day!
one of my teachers at Prana Yoga College ~ if you enjoy this, go to the unforgettable Yoga Experience (every Saturday in the upstairs studio)
For Pepe Danza’s music: www.pepedanza.bandcamp.com
Eternal Love, Bliss, and Light~
The girl who silenced the world for 5 minutes, speaking of the downfall of our beautiful planet ~ “If you can’t help protect our planet, don’t harm the planet.”
Meet the Marley’s
BBC’s Human Planet
Painted Palms - Falling Asleep
I first heard this track via the tumblr Don’t Die Wondering and i haven’t been able to stop listening since then. If you want to know what type of “modern” music I am digging really hard for this would be it. It’s got this experimental element infused into synthed out lazy sun-drenched 60s pop sound. It’s absolutely wonderful.
Painted Palms is this duo of cousins Reese Donohue and Christopher Prudhomme, located separately in California and Louisiana. Where they build there EP Canopy, which you can download for freeeee.
