#ctr

[waggtoon]

Megumi from Crash Team Racing. Commissioned by @spazcakes.bsky.social.

[aircooled911]

[acquired-stardust]

Crash Team Racing Playstation 1999

[mohoklk]

HAPPY TAWNA ª!!!!

[daughtress]

カッコよ〜👀 セットアップが好きすぎる。。

[low-polygon-count]

Sewer Speedway - Crash Team Racing - 1999 1/2

[okosen]

[untouchvbles]

Honda CRX SI (ED9) at Waukesha Cars & Coffee (2025) - Meet 1 in Waukesha, WI.

[captain-price-unofficially]

Chieftain Casement Test Rig (CTR) or "Jagdchieftain" designed by Military Vehicles and Engineering Establishment (MVEE). The concept was designed in 70s, inspired by Strv 103. Unlike the Strv, the CTRs gun could traverse, though only a measly 2° left/right and be elevated from - 10° to +20°. It had more armor, but weighed much more.

[coolthingsguyslike]

[neverstopoutlaw]

[acquired-stardust]

Crash Team Racing Playstation 1999

[mohoklk]

Connect the past . . . with the future!!!

[daughtress]

ふむふむ…

…んん？？

浮いてる🤨

[morrninng]

The Lion's Roar of Chogyam Trungpa

ep. 190 Heart Wisdom with Jack Kornfield

I was listening to this podcast when I was driving back home from another province when Jack Kornfield got to this quote:

The Lion's roar is the fearless proclamation that any state of mind, any circumstance, any part of ourself including the most difficult emotion is a workable situation and a reminder in the practice of meditation. The chaotic situation must not be rejected or seen as regressive, as a return to our confusion. We must sit and respect what happens to our state of mind, even chaos should be regarded as extremely good news. We can learn to accept our state as part of the patterns of mind, without question, without reference back to the scriptures, without help from credentials, directly acknowledging that they are so, and that these things are here and are true. That is the Lion's roar. That whatever occurs in the samsaric mind is regarded itself as the path. Everything is workable. –Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche

When I heard this quote... I had goosebumps all over my body to the point I felt it in my nipples, Ive never felt such a strong feeling like that before and I realized I needed to write about it to share it so I could truly appreciate this...

[okosen]