Alan Watts wisdom.

So was Chogyam Trungpa (author or Cutting Through Spiritual Materialism) founder of the Naropa Institute, who thought westerners needed to simmer down.

Gawd , alan wattards

You're probably into jay-z znd ellen degenerate. Low IQ
libtard.

If I try to show anything like this to 'normal' people, I can visibly see their brain melting.

How many of us are there who can think clearly and deeply?

I don't think I have come across more than a handful in real life.

It's a blessing and a curse to be able to see the world for what it is...

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Lol thx

:personal green t: for the funny truth BOMB of the day here....

and dammmmnnnn, that guy understands this reality

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I just saw this quote and thought of your comment on this thread.

“I am no wino but I am no saint either. A medicine man should not be a saint.

He should experience and feel all the ups and downs, the despair and joy, the magic and the reality, the courage and the fear. He should be able to sink as low as a bug, or soar as high as an eagle.

Unless he can experience both, he is no good as a medicine man.

You cannot be so stuck up, so inhuman that you want to be pure, your soul wrapped up in a plastic bag, all the time.
You have to be God and the devil, both of them.

Being a good medicine man means being right in the midst of the turmoil, not shielding yourself from it. It means experiencing life in all its phases. It means not being afraid of cutting up and playing the fool now and then.
That is sacred too.”

- John Fire Lame Deer (Lakota Medicine Man)

My mom loved that guy, too bad he’s so wrong, he led a lot of people down the wrong path.

well said.

also very well said and true.
never thought of it like that. thank you for sharing.

You're welcome.