I do not recall. Likely one of Reginald Ray's books
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Replying to @samvega_pasada @chagmed
All I know is it probably isn't Ray just because of the translation 'multifarious activities'. I think Ray uses 'efficiency without ambition', something like that. I could well be wrong though.
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Many of Trungpa's students use the term "spontaneous enlightened activity" which I am guessing comes directly from Trungpa himself
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I'm fairly certain that Rockwell was/is a student of Trungpa.
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Meh. Anyway, not sure why I care about this enough to look - largely because Chagmé asked I suspect. He's good people.
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Good detective work, folks
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Indeed. What next? The solution to global famine? Disaster housing solutions? How to sort out that there genocidal Burmese Sayadaw?
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is Burmese still the proper adjective for Myanmar? I'm confused.
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Replying to @chagmed @samvega_pasada
Somehow, you can still say "Burmese" but not "Burma"...i still love the name Zaire, but Congo it is. What's in a name? A lot, apparently
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Replying to @anyane @samvega_pasada
what's the adjective for a citizen of the Vatican (earlier named #1 most destructive nation per capita)
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No idea. Vaticans, maybe? Cittadino Vaticano?
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Ugh. Just looked it up: Vatican citizens
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Replying to @chagmed @samvega_pasada
I was thinking "extra special Catholics" but basically same
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