The Buddha discusses, in the context of nirvana:

"The Sage has declared that earth, water, fire, and wind, long, short, fine and coarse, good, and so on are extinguished in consciousness. In this invisible, endless and all-powerful consciousness there is no place to be found for earth, water, fire, and wind. Here long and short, fine and coarse, good and bad, here name and form all stop".

Michael Heller was just awarded the Templeton Prize for his work.

I have been reflecting on the following intentions for this group:

Our intention is to create an opportunity for individuals within our community to amplify awareness of oneness. We trust this demonstration promotes a larger mode of consciousness in which new possibilities emerge for the good of the community and the individual. We are creating a network of energized people committed to unleashing their genius through the practice of being fully expressed. By participating, we trust the outcome will show up as self-reflection, inspiration, and transformation.

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The most prominent colour concept in Buddhism is that of the rainbow body, which is the highest level of meditative achievement wherein the body is transformed into pure light. The rainbow body is the highest achievement other than Nirvana, which is the essential end-goal for Buddhists. Since the “pure light” on the spectrum contains all colors, and is white, to possess a rainbow body means to possess all colors, and to do some means meditating on colors that embody specific teachings.