Hey! You!

Here's the deal: I'm a busy guy. Busy busy busy. You know how it gets, always with the busy busy, right? I have so little time and I never know where there is a good blog. Every now and then I think I find a good blog and I am wrong. Then I find a good blog and it's worth the waiting. You know how it gets.

Here is where you come in!

Tell me of good blogs.

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I loled so hard.

For those actually interested.

This brainteaser, reportedly written by Einstein is difficult and Einstein said that 98% of the people in the world could not figure it out. Which percentage are you in?

http://www.coudal.com/thefish.php

Please, don't spoil it.


IM me if you want to check the answer.

Why do we complain and then reject those that are trying to help?

I can see very little reason for complaining other than to hope that another person can fix our problems. The least we could do is have an open mind to whatever response we receive. The very reason we talk is the hope that we'll get a response in some sense. Why else should we complain?

Any thoughts?

We're all talking to ourselves.

post your favorite thing of the day!

There's a ton of speculation around what's going to happen in 2012.

Do you have any guesses or predictions or can you report what others have told you?

Do tell. I'm interested.



check back in 2012 to see how silly we all are :)

But I never asked anybody to score my slogans!

SCORE 'EM and I'll score yours in return, please and thank you.



The slogans are no good themselves, but how can you turn down a face like this? :)

Hey kids.

Tell me something fuckin awesome that happened to you today.

My turn: I made this bad ass blog full of all types of potential energies.

Your turn.

if you like, ask yourself this question until you get a good answer.

who am i?

when asked for advice, ramana marharshi recommended self-enquiry (who am i?) as the fastest path to moksha/Salvation (the release/liberation from samsara, the endless cycle of death and rebirth). sounds pretty good, huh?

this was a good exercise for me: ask "who am i?" and when you get an answer that is from your mind, take note of the thought and move on. or, when the mind answers with anything, ask, "who hears this answer?"

if there is an "i" to be found it is the "i" that believes in things. when you see things, you are dreaming. when you are dreaming, you see only yourself.

enlightenment doesn't exist. if anything, enlightenment describes the degree to which you are at peace with and love the "self" and the "i" that believes in things.

frankly, this is the best i can describe the process at this point.

peace and love to your perfect hearts, kids :) i'd love to open a discussion to any interested parties.