Ridiculous devotion?

[Quesocoatl]

Originally Posted by Mus Zibii

Great, now I have a potato stuck in my...

But yeah, you make a good point. I just keep thinking back to the less modern eras where a long life with time enough to meditate wasn't an option.

I, personally, try to make every single breath of the day a meditation.

If I attempt to follow the advice of the Gurus I've come into contact with, I tend to find myself sleeping a lot. (The forefront of Asian humor, to be sure.)

And...well.....we got to meditate, right? Practically manditory after the 3rd Reich, it would seem.

So...I just....nevermind.

Peace.

People like me aren't supposed to have computers and high-speed internet access.

[Mus Zibii]

Lol

[Quesocoatl]

Originally Posted by Mus Zibii

Lol

rofl.

Hell, I don't know, Man.

I'm sick of it too.

Stomp, stomp, stomp -- Blood, blood, bloOd
guts and eyeballs and ripped out trachea
and God Bless America.

It's...for the birds.




God Save The Queen.

(You get 3 wishes when you say that, you know.)

[Vajradhara]

Originally Posted by Mus Zibii

Great, now I have a potato stuck in my...

But yeah, you make a good point. I just keep thinking back to the less modern eras where a long life with time enough to meditate wasn't an option.

Namaste Mus Zibii,

well.. .this would have to be pretty far back.. as by about 4000 B.C.E in India, the civilization had advanced enough that there were large monastaries and groups of monks and nuns that were living off of alms.

of course... as i like to describe my religious praxis...

chop wood, carry water.

it is in the mundane, day to day chores of life that we have the chance to awaken, in my view, not by sitting in seclusion.

[Mus Zibii]

Originally Posted by Vajradhara

Namaste Mus Zibii,

well.. .this would have to be pretty far back.. as by about 4000 B.C.E in India, the civilization had advanced enough that there were large monastaries and groups of monks and nuns that were living off of alms.

of course... as i like to describe my religious praxis...

chop wood, carry water.

it is in the mundane, day to day chores of life that we have the chance to awaken, in my view, not by sitting in seclusion.

You've destroyed my theory, isn't that enough! LOL But yeah, you're right.