I know this sounds corny, but everything is perfect right now. right now. right now. right now. In this exact moment, I have enough for this moment. If I learn this, I begin to trust that the next moment will be enough also. after a bit of practice, I get to string these perfectly adequate moments together. Soon, "right now I have enough" becomes simply "I have enough". Inner peace is everything.~~Baba Rhum Rhaizin~~

The ego is a zoo. Feelings are the monkeys. They are alternately endearing, cute or funny, and sometimes they throw a handful of shit at you. But it's the zoo. I can go or stay. It's a little bit stupid to yell at a monkey, or get overly concerned with them. They are only monkeys, after all. Don't take them too seriously. The zoo can be enticing, but would you really want to live there?~~Baba Rhum Rhaizin~~

"You can be kind, even when fondness is out of the question."~~Baba Rhum Rhaizin~~

Discernment can look like intolerance, especially if you discern something that someone else likes, is not good for you. Well, tough shit for the other guy then.~~Baba Rhum Rhaizin~~

"I cleanse myself of all 
selfishness, resentment, critical feelings for my fellow beings, 
self-condemnation, and 
misinterpretation of my life experiences"

"Once you take care of the needs of a society they will then concentrate on their wants. Providing their wants is the gateway to real power."~~Baba Rhum Rhaizin~~ 

   

                                       

   

       

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           By L. Haden Bayard        

   

   

                               

       

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Mike Rinta w/ Sly and the Family Stone.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=tCPcJkd-gJc
My friend Mike rinta On Trombone.

From Jeannine Gendar: There's a vulture cartoon with a punch line that goes, "Mom, does anything die and become dessert?"

"Life's journey is not to arrive at the grave safely in a well preserved body, but rather skid in sideways, totally worn out, shouting....Holy Cow! What a Ride!"
Hunter S. Thompson