Kadamba flower (Neolamarckia cadamba): Yoga in Berkeley's Cafenated cafe College Avenue M 10/13/25
Yoga in Berkeley's Cafenated cafe College Avenue M 10/13/25
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Yoga ideas

Yoga ideas#QuakerYogaMacFlower#DesiderataWUaShttps://t.co/T87aiIKdtn
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Cassandra and Cynthia,
Yoga is the inner releasing action, meditation {relaxation response}, of the bodymind/brain for we language-using human primates
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Cassandra, Cynthia,
Great: "#WorldUniversityAndSchool: A Manifesto for #UniversalFreeEducation"
signed up w #AnthropicClaudeAI
with -
"#ScottGKMacLeod scottmacleod.
per #WUaSmanifesto -https://claude.ai/public/
Great: "#WorldUniversityAndSchool: A Manifesto for #UniversalFreeEducation"
— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) October 11, 2025
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WUaS Press green logo -
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'Reminder EE:
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MIT &
Wiki'
(#HaikuIsh & #MITOCWcentric)
New Manifesto - #WorldUniversityAndSchool: A Manifesto for #UniversalFreeEducation https:
'Reminder EE:@WorldUnivAndSch is FREE,
— Scott_GK_MacLeod_WUaS_worlduniversityandschool.org (@scottmacleod) October 12, 2025
MIT &
Wiki'
(#HaikuIsh & #MITOCWcentric)
New Manifesto - #WorldUniversityAndSchool: A Manifesto for #UniversalFreeEducation https://t.co/Ghm5IjGlQ6 : "The Vision: Education for All 7.9 Billion & coding for all 7,159 known living languages"
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Yoga: 'best free #RestorativeYoga on smartphone ~ #AngelaAndVictorsYoga too,' #AngelaAndVictorInspired #AngelaAndVictorYoga #ViaWeb? http://www.scottmacleod.com/
https://youtu.be/wCJfXwm97rw
#PMModi: Tree https://youtu.be/w586sqYQTnY
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WUaS Yoga wiki page image -
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Picture from Angela video
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Angela Farmer : Living Fully In Our Bodies (Full Class)
https://youtu.be/wCJfXwm97rw
AND
Narendra Modi teaching Yoga as avatar
PM Modi's animated avatar teaches Vrikshasana ahead of Yoga Day 2019
https://youtu.be/w586sqYQTnY
PM Modi shares animated video of Vakrasana, promotes yoga
https://youtu.be/qzscBZl2XPY
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Yoga ideas

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| Mon, Oct 13, 8:09 PM (2 days ago) | ![]() ![]() ![]() | ||
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Hi Scott,
Thank you for sharing these intriguing links and for the glimpse into your work with World University & School. I saw you’ve published haiku-adjacent collections and I love seeing intersections between contemplative art and community. I actually illustrated a children’s picture book titled Basho’s Haiku Journeys and felt an instant artistic kinship in the blending of creative worlds.
Your work with open-source learning, anthropology, and embodied practice is quite developed! The idea of an educational model that honors both creativity and accessibility is I think a dream of many. I do have a few questions, as I’m genuinely curious about the aspirational degree components of WUaS, like how are student achievements and coursework currently tracked and accredited or recognized, and what kind of institutional partnerships or frameworks and agreements support that part of the vision? ...
Warm regards,
Cassandra Rockwood Ghanem
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HI Cassandra, and Cynthia,
Tuesday, September 30, 2025
Lardizabalaceae:
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Physical-Digital Harbin Ethnographic Book For Sale
~ Academic Press at World University and School ~
http://
(available from ~ http://amazon.com/author/
some about virtual Harbin Hot Springs, including visiting it online
https://scott-macleod.
And Visit the Harbin Gate
here
~ https://goo.gl/maps/
and 'walk' down the road to Middletown, California, in Google Street View
{and WIKI-add your photos from below the OLD Harbin gate}
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Cassandra, and Cynthia,
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Hi Cassandra and Cynthia,
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Dear Cynthia and Cassandra,Thanks for your further kind emails. Cynthia, I wish you all the best this evening and in your Wednesday evening classes in the Fireside Room at St. John's Presbyterian Church. And Cassandra, I'll keep you in the loop for when MIT OCW-CENTRIC wiki World University and School begins to hire, and when WUaS is seeking applications, in your job searches.Am seeking to teach an online Yoga course on Saturdays in the next few weeks - http://scottmacleod.com/yoga.htm (and just yesterday found and was able to open by control-clicking on it, a free wysiwyg web page editor, SeaMonkey ... I'm glad to write) - and will let you know about this Restorative Inner-body releasing actions Yoga meditation and asana exploration opportunity online too and regarding these Yoga Notations - http://www.scottmacleod.com/ yoganotations.html. Thanks, Yogically, best wishes,ScottHave blogged some about our Yoga conversation here (with more about Consciousness and the great Mind-Body Philosopher of Mind David Chalmers, and his partner Claudia Passos, both at NYU, adnd their recent online conference on infant consciousness, now available online) yesterday Tu 10/14/25 beginning "Kadamba flower here
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Consciousness philosophy re the mind body problem
How to reconcile '1st person & 3rd person singular' knowledge of consciousness (eg one's subjective experience & a scientist's) is 1 way to describe how intractable #MindBodyProblem is https://consc.net/notes/first-
How to reconcile '1st person & 3rd person singular' knowledge of consciousness (eg one's subjective experience & a scientist's) is 1 way to describe how intractable #MindBodyProblem is https://t.co/6Guuylya1U How could #QuantumCodedLLM #RealisticVirtualEarthForConsciousness help? https://t.co/hImvTllfzw
— WorldUnivandSch (@WorldUnivAndSch) October 14, 2025
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How to reconcile '1st person & 3rd person singular' knowledge of consciousness (eg one's subjective experience & a scientist's) is 1 way to describe how intractable #MindBodyProblem is https://t.co/st4HuZJHiB How could #QuantumCodedLLM #RealisticVirtualEarthForConsciousness help? https://t.co/yxx7gNVdab
— QuakerYogaMacFlower (@Q_YogaMacFlower) October 14, 2025
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with @LorinaNaci, @ghisdl, tim bayne, @De_dicto, @AnnaCiaunica, @SidKouider, @joel_frohlich, @smatthewliao, @onemorebrown, many more.
congrats @cpassosf for a great event!
videos from the landmark NYU meeting on infant consciousness are now online!
— David Chalmers (@davidchalmers42) October 13, 2025
with @LorinaNaci, @ghisdl, tim bayne, @De_dicto, @AnnaCiaunica, @SidKouider, @joel_frohlich, @smatthewliao, @onemorebrown, many more.
congrats @cpassosf for a great event! https://t.co/KAccxpqsSU
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- The first-person perspective: This is the private, subjective experience of what it is like to be oneself. It includes sensations, feelings, and conscious thoughts, also known as qualia. This perspective is directly known only by the person experiencing it and is not publicly observable.
- The third-person perspective: This is the objective, physical view of the world. In the study of consciousness, this refers to the external observation of brain processes, behavior, and physiological data by scientists. This perspective is publicly accessible and can be measured and studied through scientific methods like fMRI.
- The explanatory gap: The main challenge is that a complete, third-person description of brain activity—such as the firing of neurons—does not seem to fully explain or capture the first-person, subjective experience of, for example, the "redness" of seeing red. This gap, famously highlighted by philosopher David Chalmers as the "hard problem of consciousness," makes consciousness seem irreducible to physical processes alone.
- Thomas Nagel's "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?": Nagel argues that we can know all the objective facts about a bat's biology and echolocation (a third-person account), but we can never truly know "what it is like" to be a bat (a first-person experience).
- The philosophical zombie: This thought experiment imagines a being that is a physical duplicate of a human in every way—down to the last neuron—but has no subjective, first-person conscious experience. The mere possibility of this creature suggests that a physical description is not the whole story.
- Dualism: Proposes that the mental and the physical are fundamentally different substances or properties. This position takes the first-person experience at face value, viewing it as distinct from the physical brain.
- Physicalism/Materialism:
Argues that everything, including consciousness, can ultimately be explained by physical processes. Some versions of this view attempt to reduce first-person experiences to physical facts, but they struggle to convincingly explain qualia. - Property Dualism: A more moderate view that accepts one physical substance, but posits that this substance can have both physical and non-physical (or mental) properties.
- Eliminativism: Proposes that our folk psychological concepts like "consciousness" and "belief" are misleading and will eventually be eliminated in favor of a purely physical explanation.
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https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Neolamarckia_cadamba
https://species.wikimedia.org/wiki/Neolamarckia_cadamba
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- Safflower (Kusumbha): This plant was used for dyes and oil, and its symbolism was recognized in various ancient texts.
- Ashoka (): The flowers of the Ashoka tree were a symbol of love and were used in rituals.
- Kadamba (): Mentioned in ancient literature, the Kadamba tree and its distinctive flowers were associated with Krishna and his divine pastimes.
- Mango (): While primarily known for its fruit, the mango tree and its flowers were also icons of love and fertilit
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- Lotus (Kamala/Padma): A prominent symbol of purity and spiritual detachment, the lotus is frequently used in similes and is often associated with goddesses like Lakshmi and Saraswati, as well as the god Brahma.
- Jasmine (Chameli/Yuthika): Symbolizing spiritual sweetness, purity, and love, Jasmine is offered to gods as a sign of unadulterated devotion. It was also admired for its fragrance and used in various ways.
- Parijat (Nyctanthes arbor-tristis): This night-flowering Jasmine represents divine favor and eternal life. Its delicate white petals with bright orange centers are likened to the purifying flame of awareness.
- Ashoka (Saraca indica): Known for its beautiful flowers and its association with joy and overcoming sorrow, the Ashoka tree also appears in the Ramayana where Sita spent time under one in Ravana's garden.
- Marigold (Genda): Symbolizing auspiciousness, joy, and the soul's desire for the divine, marigolds are central to Hindu festivities.
- Red Hibiscus (Japa): Representing divine strength and power, the Hibiscus is often dedicated to the goddess Kali. Its red color symbolizes focused effort and virtuous action.
- Bhandhook (Pentapetes phoenicea): This vibrant orange-red flower blooms at noon and symbolizes life's intensity and the divine presence.
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