Southern Shàolín (少林) Style Mythology (Part 3)

Bodhidharma (बोधिधर्म) is said to have left two books in Sanskrit. After Bodhidharma (बोधिधर्म) did pass away, other monks did find these two books in a treasure chest. These two books were the Yìjīnjīng (易筋經) and the Xǐsuǐjīng (洗髓經). The Shàolín (少林) Monks weren’t able to understand these books’ content. So some monks took the […]

Understanding the Case of Charlie Kirk (Part 1)

On September, 10th in this year, Charlie Kirk got murdered while speaking at Utah University. He got shot in his throat. The whole USA mourned him, the President of the USA mentioned him in a speech, and his funeral procession was accompanied by hundred policemen on motorbikes. On the same September, 10th in this year, […]

On the War against Saturated Fats (Part 9)

Unsaturated fats have a disadvantage when compared to saturated fats. Unsaturated fats need a less long time to go off because their double bonds readily accept the attachment of other molecules and the fat becomes rancid this way. When unsaturated fats are in touch with other biological molecules, then unsaturated fats facilitate the production of […]

On the War against Saturated Fats (Part 8)

AGE is something on which I would have wanted to conduct research if I had been able to follow through with my career path as a scientist. What? You want to know the kind of age as once defined in an earlier article on this blog? Sorry, a misunderstanding! The topic isn’t age. The topic […]

On My Relationship with God

Mainly because it meant more occasions for clashing with bullies, I mentioned the Protestant Confirmation ritual and its preparation phase. At the end of the Confirmation ritual, that I had feared because it was also a kind of oral exam, the participants got documents, which featured some encouraging Bible verses. They were different from participant […]

Where I Wouldn’t Like to Be

On this blog, I already published an article, in which I describe where I would have preferred to continue my astrological relocation experiments if I could afford to do so. There would also have been places for verifying or falsifying expected unpleasant experiences. That I postponed visiting them after I would have checked all other […]

The Secret of Longevity (Part 6)

Living for more than seven decades isn’t too short for humans. Especially when compared with Third World countries, where the life expectancy of humans is rather around four decades. The life expectancy in Okinawa Prefecture nevertheless is lower than in most other Japanese prefectures. So the question why people in Okinawa live so long must […]

First Addendum to ‘Assigning the Twelve …’

Now I know that the story of Christ symbolizes cosmological phenomena and was only later by much less learned people reinterpreted as something historical. So now as I know this, how to I have to adapt my religious tenets and perhaps religious practice? I’m convinced that nothing needs to be adapted! Because the christian religion […]

Making Karate Work

Karate is an effective martial art if you consider and understand its flaws: * Fist-thrusts aren’t meant as combat techniques. * Most karate fist techniques were adopted from boxing. Together with them was adopted the risk of the boxer’s fracture and the risk of breaking the own fingers. * Aerials aren’t part of any real […]

Assigning the Twelve …

What would on a spiritual blog suggest itself more than to assign the Twelve Apostles to the twelve zodiac signs? I just have to recollect the Apostles’ names before assigning them. There was Judas, famous for his self-murder. Then there was Thomas, famous for doubting Jesus after the resurrection. Peter was by the Catholics posthumously […]