[FairfieldLife] Re: The Trouble With Normal

[sandiego108]

--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Alex Stanley" 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
<snip> I suppose it's entirely possible that someone established in the
> perfection of now could just blissfully zone out into inertia,
> inaction, and apathy. But, I think recognition of the perfection of
> now also offers a grounding in serenity from which one can perform
> action more skillfully and powerfully than the person grounded in
> highly reactive ego drama. To use a pop culture reference, it's like
> Kwai Chang Caine instead of drunken, reactive cowboy.
>
exactamundo! I spend my time quickly finding creative solutions vs. 
pushing against the inertia of "what it should be". No longer lost in 
the ephemeral past or future; the endless narcissistic reflections of 
my prior ignorant self that the unenlightened will always lose 
themselves in, go mad in. No longer anyone to get lost.