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Buddha Statues in Front Gardens
saradina-info-blogs on 28.04.2026 um 11:41 (UTC) |
| | At a time when church-based Christianity is dwindling and a so-called "religion of peace" is steadily and almost militantly expanding its reach, a new ideological trend is quietly and almost imperceptibly developing:
A love of Buddhism, evident in the diverse yet seemingly homogenous Buddha statues and statuettes in the front gardens of pretty little single-family homes.
There sit the small Buddhas among the grass and flowers, there stands a proud, large Buddha statue, showing passersby that this land already belongs to someone—namely, Buddhism.
Have the owners of these charming single-family homes truly engaged deeply with the demanding worldview of Buddhism? Who knows?
But what is clear is that neither Christianity, hollowed out by various established churches, nor this vain and self-absorbed "religion of peace" has penetrated the hearts and minds of the silent citizens.
It is rather the gentle, serene, yet surprisingly stable Buddhism that promises solace and peace in an aggressive and hectic era of change.
It is the Buddhism that, at least in this country, seems fresh and pleasantly spiritual, and which, moreover, is not yet associated with any inappropriate ideological battles.
It is the Buddhism that calmly but consistently promises spiritual peace and insight, without becoming entangled in any political zeitgeist.
Perhaps people are turning away because they are fed up with the self-righteous, loudmouthed religions. Perhaps they simply want peace, reflection, and insight.
And so the small Buddha statues smile in the gardens, quietly and serenely nestled among the flowers and grasses. | | | |
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Moon: Nature Protection? #moon #astronomy #natureprotection
saradina-info-blog on 14.04.2026 um 07:25 (UTC) |
| | Is it possible to place the moon under nature protection?
The moon is still intact - and as such, it is a unique source of knowledge.
However, once the machinery is installed and the economy, competition, and sabotage are happily combined, the moon as we know it will no longer exist.
The moon has no earthly owner.
The moon belongs only to itself, and the automated violence of greed is a form of space piracy.
There are mountains on Earth that are considered inviolable, sacred, and this inviolability is enshrined in law and is binding.
Therefore, now that the moon is still untouched and intact, it is high time to place it under nature protection and to honor the Earth's silent satellite as an inviolable world cultural heritage! | | | |
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Moon Wars part 2, Moon!. Mars! #astronomy #economy
saradina-info-blog on 13.04.2026 um 09:20 (UTC) |
| | The latest space mission has taken astronauts farther into space than any mission before it. The excitement is palpable: Moon! Mars!
The silent Earth's satellite will soon serve many useful purposes: Firstly, the Moon will offer a cost-effective and energy-efficient way to launch spacecraft further into space, for example, to Mars. Secondly, it is plausible that valuable minerals and raw materials are located on the Moon.
All of this is arousing considerable interest.
As I wrote in my article "Moon Wars - Who Owns the #Moon? #astronomy" from November 26, 2022, new human visits to the moon will very likely trigger various vicious wars here on Earth.
So much for science, a new achievement for humanity. The only real motivation for exploiting the moon lies in the greed for power and money on the part of some super-rich elites.
Furthermore, the moon's natural landscape is being violently disfigured and defaced.
Mining stations will be opened, large boulders will be quarried out, which, lacking sufficient gravity, will then be hurled into space, forming more space debris.
Sabotage by competing financial powers will cause further unforeseen damage.
The moon will become a "workplace" for specialized robots, but also for humans who will no longer be celebrated by name, but rather exposed to immense dangers, nameless.
Gone is the time when people revered the silent moon with its silvery light as a mysterious epitome of purity and beauty.
Gone with secrets, gone with enigmatic beauty and magic.
The moon will be incorporated into the economic cycle – and eventually, a cheap snack bar will stand there. | | | |
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Recently at the vet, #dead #pointofnoreturn
saradina-info-blog on 05.04.2026 um 06:57 (UTC) |
| | In a veterinarian's waiting room sat a very well-dressed woman in her forties. She was chic, her hair was neatly styled, and she looked like a very well-paid executive secretary or something similar. In any case, she seemed to have made a career for herself and to be earning a very good income.
The woman didn't seem like someone who would normally display much unnecessary emotion; rather, she radiated an air of steely self-control.
There she sat, this stylish woman in the veterinarian's waiting room, completely tense, every muscle seemingly strained, her face averted, as if she were trapped in a capsule of fear and hopelessness.
The minutes dragged on with stony slowness. Finally, the door opened, and a veterinary assistant came out with a face that combined annoyance with professional sympathy and approached the unfortunate woman in her expensive designer clothes.
The woman startled; she clearly expected something bad, yet a tiny spark of hope flickered within her, a fantasy of an unexpected happy ending. The veterinary assistant spoke softly to the woman, then the house of cards of hope collapsed, and the woman suffered something akin to a nervous breakdown.
She burst into tears at this "point of no return", at the point when all her hopes had been shattered and every glimmer of hope felt for a few minutes seemed like mockery to her.
Tears poured out of her like a waterfall; apparently, her dearest friend had left her forever.
The veterinary assistant seemed bewildered. The elegant woman's emotional outburst was clearly as unexpected as it was inconvenient for her—hardly good publicity for her animal healing clinic.
I felt sorry for the woman. A "point of no return" is a very particular moment, a critical life event.
But one question remains. A voice inside me asks: Would this elegant lady have grieved so intensely if a colleague, a neighbor, a dear relative, or even her husband had died? My intuition tells me that in one of those cases, she might have shown her regret with utmost composure and an impassive expression, offered her condolences, and then gone home in her expensive tailored suit.
Strange? | | | |
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Can shit be a meaning to life?
saradina-info-blog on 11.03.2026 um 10:35 (UTC) |
| | In recent times, there has been recurring discussion about how bad it would be if robots could take jobs away from people.
Aside from the fact that this somewhat perverse thing is already underway and can no longer be stopped, these discussions are interestingly not just about money, but also about the so-called meaning of life.
It is simply assumed that people will no longer find meaning in life if no slave drivers take pity on them and graciously provide them with employment so that they have something to do.
This strange idea is repeated again and again like a mantra, as if it were some kind of irrefutable truth. Wage labor not only serves to make a living (if the pay is sufficient), but is above all meaningful; after all, what else are these poor souls supposed to do for 45 years of their lives?
This was also the view of a slick, highly paid television presenter on public television.
He said, not without a whiny undertone, that he simply couldn't understand why some people don't like going to work.
What would he say to an exploited cleaning woman who has to scrub strangers' shit out of public toilets for hours – and doesn't even receive the minimum wage due to insufficient time limits?
Or what about the exploited newspaper deliverers who have to lug mountains of heavy newspapers in rain and snow and are cheated out of their minimum wage by insufficient time limits?
What does the slick, ridiculously overpaid TV presenter have to say about the hordes of exploited people?
Can this shit possibly give meaning to life? | | | |
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#Lead in #drinking #water
saradina-info-blog on 27.02.2026 um 08:40 (UTC) |
| | Lead is toxic, and old lead water pipes carried this poisonous substance into the drinking water.
Fortunately, at considerable expense and time, the lead water pipes were removed and replaced with more environmentally friendly ones.
One might think that's something to celebrate!
But here's the kicker: While everyone is happy to have finally removed the lead from the drinking water, new, sleek fully automatic coffee machines are now on the market with lead grinders.
How could anyone possibly use lead in food technology, especially in the preparation of a beverage as popular and frequently consumed as coffee?
In short: Lead water pipes were replaced at great expense and time. And now we enjoy lead-contaminated coffee from sleek new fully automatic coffee machines. Cheers! | | | |
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