SUCOR Academy

 

Closing soon!
Bootcamp Sucor Sekuritas tinggal hitungan waktu.

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Belajar langsung dari expert, dapet real market exposure, bahkan ada kesempatan ikut sesi eksklusif & reward buat top participants.

Gas sekarang atau skip selamanya!
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EA Summit: Jakarta 2026

 

Bagaimana memastikan karier dan donasi kita benar-benar berdampak baik?

EA Summit: Jakarta 2026 – konferensi satu hari yang mengeksplorasi Effective Altruism (EA), cara berpikir berbasis bukti agar kita dapat berbuat baik dengan lebih baik.

GRATIS — terbatas untuk 150 orang profesional muda, mahasiswa, peneliti, dan praktisi.

 Minggu, 19 April 2026
 Simpang Semanggi, Jakarta
(detail lokasi akan diinformasikan setelah pendaftaran)

 *Daftar sebelum: 1 April 2026*
 Gratis (termasuk makan siang)

 Apa saja yang akan dibahas?
– Pengantar EA serta isu-isu yang berdampak besar
– Talk dan workshop seputar karier berdampak
– Sesi networking dan pertemuan 1-on-1

 Daftar: https://s.id/EASummitJKT26
 Info: summit@effectivealtruism.id

JELLYJELLY

 

Yuk cek aset yang terkoreksi di minggu ini.

Dalam waktu 25 hari dari 8 Maret 2026 sampai 2 April 2026, harga aset kripto JELLYJELLY mengalami koreksi sebanyak 50% dari harga Rp1.520 menjadi Rp760.

Ini saat yang tepat untuk jual atau beli ya?
Sebelum melakukan transaksi jual atau beli aset kripto, selalu lakukan riset (DYOR) untuk mengetahui segala informasi mengenai #AsetMasaDepan kamu ya.

Mau tau selengkapnya tentang JELLYJELLY? Baca artikelnya di sini yaa  https://indodax.com/academy/jelly-my-jelly-jellyjelly-coin/

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BETA TALKS – THE HUDSON VALLEY UFO WAVE

 

BETA TALKS – THE HUDSON VALLEY UFO WAVE
*perubahan jadwal
Ikuti diskusi langsung dengan Linda Zimmermann, penulis buku dan peneliti gelombang penampakan UFO di Hudson Valley, New York pada
Sabtu, 4 April 2026
Pukul 08:00 pagi – selesai
Password/Passcode 646713670
Link: https://bit.ly/4dnbPwA

Bitcoin Brigade: Adventures in Satoshi City

 

Kartoon Studios resmi mengumumkan serial animasi berjudul Bitcoin Brigade: Adventures in Satoshi City yang menjadi proyek kecerdasan buatan (AI) dan dikembangkan dalam konsep multiplatfom global.

CEO Kartoon Studios Andy Heyward menjelaskan serial ini mengajak anak-anak masuk ke dunia digital bernama Satoshi City, tempat mereka bisa memahami konsep Bitcoin lewat petualangan seru yang edukatif.

“Dulu, saya menciptakan serial animasi Super Mario Brothers untuk Nintendo, dan Sonic the Hedgehog untuk Sega. Kami percaya Bitcoin Brigade akan memiliki dampak revolusioner yang sama pada tingkat hiburan, pendidikan, dan game yang didukung oleh teknologi blockchain,” ujarnya.

Serial ini menjadi produksi anime pertama Kartoon Studios yang sepenuhnya dibuat menggunakan teknologi AI, dan dijadwalkan tayang pada musim gugur 2026 melalui Kartoon Channel secara global.

Di sisi lain, proyek ini bakal menghadirkan karakter seperti Bitty Coin, Blocky Chain, hingga Lightning Luke, serta sistem reward digital yang membuat penonton bisa belajar sambil bermain secara interaktif.

What to Do When Panic Attacks; Death and the Practice of Love; Roshi Joan Halifax on the Impact of War

03.31.2026 What to Do When Panic Attacks Qalvy Grainzvolt on simple practices that can help you navigate panic with steadiness and self-compassion. Join Qalvy, our April resident teacher, every Wednesday this month for a free live guided meditation on Zoom. READ MORE Death and the Practice of Love Dharma teacher and author nico hase on how death contemplation can transform the everyday frictions of partnership into a field for practicing impermanence. READ MORE War Close to the Heart Roshi Joan Halifax reflects on the lasting impacts of war, the hidden wounds it leaves behind, and how we can face the violence in today’s world with compassion and equanimity. READ MORE ADVERTISEMENT Buddhism A-Z: Tonglen Tonglen meditation is a Buddhist practice to awaken compassion in which we visualize taking in the suffering of others and sending them our happiness. READ MORE Visualizing a Pure and Perfect World Heidi Köppl looks at how Vajrayana visualization practice, when applied correctly, helps us to acknowledge the emptiness of the present moment. READ MORE Featured Workshop Mindfulness for Relief and Resilience Chaplain Qalvy Grainzvolt, this month’s resident teacher, offers a practical introduction to mindfulness as a source of relief and resilience. Drawing on his work with first responders, law enforcement, and transit workers, Qalvy shows how mindfulness can be accessible to everyone — no special equipment or hours of practice required. SEE DETAILS

 

03.27.2026 May You Be Safe This past month, our March resident teacher Susan Kaiser Greenland guided us through four weeks of metta, or loving-kindness, practice at our weekly live meditation. In her closing talk for Lion’s Roar members on Thursday on the protection that loving-kindness offers, she shared the classic Buddhist story where the Buddha sent a group of 500 monks to practice in a forest grove. Frightened by the tree spirits in the grove, they returned to the Buddha and told him they couldn’t practice in the haunted forest. He sent them back with an unusual kind of armor: loving-kindness. “The first time I heard this story,” Susan said, “I thought, ‘Wow, that doesn’t make sense to me. Loving-kindness is this warm wish for wellbeing for ourselves and all beings. How is that an armor or a protection?’” “But sure enough,” she continued, “the monks went back to the tree forest, and they were silently and out loud chanting the classical loving-kindness phrases: May you be happy. May you be well. May you be safe. May you live with ease. Sure enough, the warmth and the friendliness of their goodwill radiated outward, and the tree spirits felt it. They could feel this warmth, and all of a sudden the tree spirits came down from the trees and they decided that they would help the monks.” In metta practice, we’re not trying to falsely manufacture a feeling or force ourselves into compassion. Instead, we practice offering simple phrases of goodwill, and gradually open our hearts toward love and friendliness. The intention to do this itself is important, as Susan reminded us: “Intention drives the practice.” She also offered a helpful reminder: this love isn’t something we have to create, it’s already present within us. What this practice asks is that we gently notice “what gets in the way of our connection with the love that’s always here.” In uncertain times, when the world around us can feel a little like its own haunted forest, this simple practice can offer just the protection we need to steady the mind and open the heart. Below, you’ll find three teachings that offer different ways to practice metta. However you choose to practice this weekend, I offer you this wish: May you be happy. May you be well. May you be safe. May you live with ease. —Lilly Greenblatt, digital editor, Lion’s Roar Loving-Kindness Meditation for All Beings & All Bodies Metta meditation is healing and heart-opening. Arisika Razak leads us through the practice. In these troubled and troubling times, metta (loving-kindness) is my foundational practice. I am truly grateful for metta meditation, and I practice when I’m afraid, uncertain, or despairing. Metta helps me stay grounded and keeps my heart open to others. I use it to send affirmations of unconditional love to friends and benefactors, and to affirm the well-being and safety of survivors of climate catastrophe, war, and social injustice. The term metta comes from a Pali word connoting benevolence at both the individual and collective levels. English words that convey its meaning include friendliness, amicability, goodwill, altruism, unconditional love, and nonviolence. In many English-speaking dharma circles in the United States, metta is translated as loving-kindness in order to better distinguish it from love based on selfishness or wanting something back. ADVERTISEMENT Jack Kornfield’s Instructions for Metta Meditation Jack Kornfield on beginning the time-honored, heart-opening practice of metta (loving-kindness) meditation. In our culture, people find it difficult to direct loving-kindness to themselves. We may feel that we are unworthy, or that it’s egotistical, or that we shouldn’t be happy when other people are suffering. So rather than start loving-kindness practice with ourselves, which is traditional, I find it more helpful to start with those we most naturally love and care about. One of the beautiful principles of compassion and loving-kindness practices is that we start where it works, where it’s easiest. We open our heart in the most natural way, then direct our loving-kindness little by little to the areas where it’s more difficult. How to Practice Metta for a Troubled Time Mushim Patricia Ikeda teaches us how to generate loving-kindness and good will as an antidote to hatred and fear. When you practice metta, you kind of work up a ladder. You go from people like family and friends, people it’s easy for you to feel good will toward, to those you don’t know. Then, ascending as you are able to—not forcing anything—you extend wishes for safety, happiness, and peace to those you dislike and those you consider your enemies. Finally, at the ultimate level, you extend your good will to all living beings in the universe. It’s a pretty tall order—although possible for some people—to feel loving and kind toward those who are perpetrators of violence and oppression. Even to feel good will toward them might be difficult. So we can frame this meditation as the cultivation of nonhatred and nonfear in order to become stronger, more stable, and more centered. Then we can move forward in a positive fashion to battle oppression and create some improvement for our communities and the United States overall.