Tag: Buddha
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Musings
Why must we prolong enjoyment in strife or fortune,ease or hardship, or—for that matter—whatever lies in front of us? For a fantasy future that may be derailed by something as cosmically inevitable as a meteor? Or as geologically certain as an earthquake? Or as inescapably inexorable as death? Attack your ego in whatever way necessary…
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Musings
All those cracks in reality can be obsessed over or ignored…but in my mind they’re actually clues, or “handles.” And you may be asking yourself, “What on earth is he talking about? Why would reality have ‘handles?’ “ Reality has handles so you can grab hold of it and bend it. 😉
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Musings
I’m trying to forget that I needed to remember anything…and that everything I need to remember is undeniably unforgettable. (That’s life: Irony upon irony upon irony…it keeps going. Best to just enjoy it. 😉 )
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Musings
We all have our own tools to navigate the world, but recently I’ve found that true acceptance of whatever is happening (the kind that’s so deep that it allows me to switch personalities on a dime), is the tool that bestows the highest degree of fluidity and clarity.
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Musings
The things of the world are DESIGNED to disappoint us…IF we stake our dreams and hopes on them. But if we see down to their deepest roots—the fibers that connects these worldly constructs—and we fully embrace their transient surface, then we can simply enjoy them for what they are: video games, movies, the greatest diversionary entertainment…
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Musings
My approach to evocative writing: Be merciless with yourself; attack preconceptions and comfortable ignorances until that deep section of [your soul] that is shared with everyone else is revealed. Once you tap THAT perspective, your words will resonate—they’ll resonate because you are writing from a resonant aspect of your spirit.
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Musings
Challenging yourself can strengthen your spirit or body…but why stop there? Go deeper and it will expand your awareness
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Musings
If abundance is a matter-of-fact truth, then the concept of “lack” can be used constructively—to motivate us to pursue fulfilling/regenerative activities. Then, if we so choose, we can plunge so deep into those activities that we laugh at ourselves for ever believing in “lack.” 😉
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Musings
Most of the time I find it comfortable to expand at the rate of logic. However, I keep myself open to the possibility that—at any given moment—I could instantiate or manifest at the speed of magic. 😉
Kent Wayne 