Alex

The fact is that achieving bodhi, one kills all earthly desires. Basically, it’s the antithesis to the “to live instead of exist” goal which everyone seems to be so fond of. Imagine a world with no lust or passion. Imagine a world of harmonious love. Where’s the excitement? Where are the moral dillemas?

This goal is achievable to an extent. Most intelligent people tend to strive toward something like it during their search for themselves, however, a dedication to (as compared to an affair with) it is a life forfeited.

One of the most important things that someone can do, in my opinion, is take the step past the murky “agnosticism” and accept a life without the need of a spiritual crutch.

I’m looking for a few good men and women to be my crew. Let’s get off this rock.

I’m thinking this one will do just fine:

http://www.darkgovernment.com/x22a.html

And you wonder why I don’t know what love is…

I don’t smoke much but less would be good.

Completely absurd because I’ll never be rich.

Right now I’m thinking Leonard Cohen. May the day I am able to do this be very far away.

So far I have Notre Dame de Rouen and the Alamo. Take that dude-who-is-no-longer-allowed-in-San-Antonio-because-he-took-a-leak-on-the-Alamo! Who was that? It was some rock star wasn’t it?