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Re: How to die?
I got a DONOR sticker on my ID card. Til something more compelling comes along, that's 'bout it. Plant food, bird food, fish food.. something food.
@how said:
Sometimes, I think death might be nothing more than the ego finally arriving at the folly of its own storyline.
It's a solid thought. Experience born from ignorance compelled to do something? Ultimately compelled to do death?
@lobster said:
I won't be reincarnating as a Buddha or anything more than a speck of dust or glimmer of hope.
Specks of dust are quite beautiful floating in a ray of sunlight
Re: Vassa Dhamma Challenge
Strained my ankle a few days ago then injured it more thinking it was better and continuing to use it. Probably three more days before I test it out more fully. I know exactly when it happened too. An overzealous ankle roll while on a stroll. Overzealous, that's a good word. Always preceding an injury if you're me.
Did push ups, sit ups, eating pretty healthy. Cleaned some spiderwebs off the outside wall. I want to add more but not sure what and also facing some hesitation I need to investigate.
@Bunks said:
Let us walk together
Good luck you two. I'm still in the observation phase.. 
Re: Getting better "blog"
That made me laugh @FleaMarket ...
I wasn't sure if I should give a smiley LOL or a hug for that one ...I haven't seen the show but from your description it sounds like a funny show....
Shoshin1
Re: How to die?
Your link seems to be dead 
Fortunately I am here to gibber about being dead or approaching it …
@Lionduck said:
Understand, everyone is born and eventually dies. But not everyone lives.
I leave you to consider what constitutes living.Peace to all
Death is my favourite thing after life.
I won't be reincarnating as a Buddha or anything more than a speck of dust or glimmer of hope.
lobster
Re: What movies are you watching?
Yesterday evening I watched A Fistfull of Dollars, an old favourite, part of western week here on tv, it has something almost operatic in it. The violence is almost cartoon like but still triggers reflection on how people who live by the sword also tend to die by it. Of course it is based on Akira Kurosawa’s classic Yojimbo.
Jeroen
