Missing Attachments

We miss that which is familiar, this is attachment.

Doing Nothing for Peace of Mind

I want to do nothing to get peace of mind, but I am restless for fear of losing time. I think doing nothing as much as possible may bring outer peace. Outer peace shoud intice inner peace. I wonder if the observations of a peaceful situation will show it is the same as an unpeaceful situation, with majorly the perception of the same situations changed. I wonder if there is no time to do nothing, then perhaps there is time to give up? Perhaps giving up the strained search for peace will make peace reveal itself? It does seem contradictory to strain for peace... However it goes against modern thought that specifically reducing the ammount of effort would produce better thoughts. Perhaps when thinking about nothing, it removes both positive and negative (doubt) thoughts... Giving a chance to start a new each time the "giving up" is started... And the direction of the new hope seems likely to have a good chance to more easily go in the direction the new hope was started... Either doubted or doubtless...

Holy Bloody Crap Batman, that's disgusting!

I have a feeling that no matter what your exclaiming about Robin, it's not going to compare to the level of disgust what you just said stirs.

Multiple Lines of Lore

The best punishment I can give myself for having vices is to disallow myself to act towards the vices.

I want to rid myself of pride, yet make sure that void is filled with an idea of equality being more, not an idea of admitting equality being less.

I just shaved and now I fear that my physical check of humility being gone will result in pride. I don't know why that whenever I seek humility for myself, people see it as self-destruction... The ego is not self, is it?

The Commute

poo shoe,
originally uploaded by paulbillett.

I realized I stepped in dog mess towards the beginning of a three hour traffic jam on my way to work.

Quality of Life

When judging the quality of life at any point and disregarding the misery, which is worth disregarding, life has always been amazing.