“Most things in this world and in others are rarely as they appear.”

Livingston Ashcroft Bellingus (1893 – )

Livingston Ashcroft Bellingus is my paternal grandfather. He was known as “Flip” to both family and close friends. He picked up that name in the early 1960s. There is nothing especially profound about the above quote. It is very much accepted in the world of physics and other worlds as well. Flip was known to cite this quote or variations of it from time to time.…

Some Words about this amazing teaching from the great Buddha Shakyamuni.

But before we Start we have to ask one Importend Question.

Unveiled the Prince Siddharta who later was called Buddha Shakyamuni the Secrets of the True Nature of the Mind and what does this mean to us?

To me there is no doubt he did, but as he said don´t believe me only because I said it, prove and keep what is true to you lets do it for a minute.

It is Interessting that on the Religion Path there is…

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I pay homage to my master who is inseparable from Lord Manjughosha!



I will now set out the various stages and paths of the bodhisattvas in a way that is clear and easy to understand. There are five paths and ten stages (or bhumis). The five paths are as follows:

The path of accumulation

The path of joining

The path of seeing

The path of meditation

The path of no-more-learning

The ten bhumis will be explained below in conjunction with the path of…