Saturday, February 19, 2005

Bruce Lee

What really happened to him? What about his son Brandon? Even so, the legend lives on...

Sunday, February 13, 2005

Tai Chi The Way of The Warrior

Tai Chi The Way of The Warrior: "The warrior looks upon the earth in a different way than those who are not warriors, everything, from the smallest insect to the largest mammal, and the most insignificant rock or tree is important and has life, the grass he walks upon, he thanks for softening the rough path he walks upon, the trees, he thanks for giving him shade and oxygen. Everything has importance because it was put there by mother earth for some reason.

Sure, he has to live in modern times, he must drive a motor car and go to the supermarket and mow his lawns, but always, he never loses sight of what he is, and more importantly, where he is. He knows that what he is, is not only what he has made himself to be, but also what is handed down to him and what is an accumulation right inside the very cells that he is made of, from his ancestors. Everything that they were, is now him, every bit of information that his fathers and mothers gathered is now inside of him, this is how we live on in our children, we literally, and I mean literally, pass on our knowledge, along with eons of knowledge accumulated since the beginning of time, to our children. Everything that we are at the conception of our children is passed on to them. We think that we have certain talents, but the warrior knows that all that he is, has come from the beginning of time, he knows that he is made up of the same stuff that a rock is made of, or a tree or a blade of grass, the difference is only physical. He knows that he owns nothing, and that all animals are free, his animals chose him to be with, he does not go to the pet shop to chose a new dog, he knows that the dog has chosen him to come to that pet shop to chose it. "

Deer in the headlights...

Tainted emoticons fill the screen of which I gaze upon as a cool subtle breeze tickles my neck. Crickets are looming nearby as the winter wind draws to an end. The grass is wet with dew but what did he mean? Ledger, why? Fingerprints and smudges are all around. Then the phone rings and guess who? The life is changing forever. Into the badlands I roam...