• a [[bodhisattva]].
  • [[friend]].

Avalokiteshvara

• A [[person]].
  • [[bodhisattva]] of [[compassion]].
  • #pull [[avalokitesvara]]
  • I struggle to remember this name. Avalo - kitesh - vara
    • Update (2022): I don't anymore.
  • #go https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Avalokite%C5%9Bvara pull
    • "This bodhisattva is variably depicted, described and portrayed in different cultures as either [[male]] or [[female]]."
• A [[game]].
  • Two or more people meet, then they say:
    • Avalo.
    • Avalo.
    • Avalo.
    • (A pause).
    • Avalokiteshvara!
  • The fun comes from synchronizing while saying the first three words, and then choosing to synchronize or not on the saying of the name. For beginner players remembering the full name might prove difficult (it was for me at first).
  • I like it as a game because [[Avalokiteshvara]] reminds me of a lot of things I deeply care about, and I find their name beautiful.
• #push [[16]] syllables
  • #push [[9]]
    • Avalo, avalo, avalo!
  • #push [[7]]

    • Avalokiteshvara!

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• a [[card]].
  • #push [[31]]
    • En la [[lotería mexicana]]
    • "Las [[jaras]] del indio Adán, donde pegan dan."
• an [[intent]].
  • Either [[slay]] or [[disentagle Moloch]].
  • Disentangling them could mean attempting to detach them from [[humanity]] and [[friends]], peacefully.
  • It could also mean to [[heal]] them, and to [[free]] them, in the same way [[Paulo Freire]] says you also free the [[oppressor]] by putting an end to [[oppression]].
• una [[lista]].
  • "Las jaras del indio Adán, donde pegan dan".
  • "Las jaras del indio Andrés, pegan [[dos]], dan [[tres]]".

Llevo en mi carcaj Tres jaras Qué jaras?

Las jaras, qué jaras?

Las de [[Avalokiteshvara]]!

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[[Las Jaras]], que jaras?

• Las tiradas con [[recta intención]].
  • Las de [[Avalokiteshvara]]
  • Las de [[Tara]]
  • Las de [[Maitreya]]!

(Las de [[Lady Burup]] :))

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O what if we could be [[Straight as an arrow]]

Like an arrow ever bending

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Como una jara doblando

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Als einer Pfeil immer wenden (oder drehen?)