A meditation for those who can stand the seeing — the “do not do” meditation easily exposes all inner-doings as laziness and the slavery to automatic doings and that is good for if it gets exposed to ourselves as laziness and lack of freedom then we are at a better position to suffer laziness consciously how to not do we may…

Meditation is everywhere — standing there at the end of the pitch holding the bat in a relaxed alert posture with the stumps and keeper behind him the ball had not yet arrived to do anything bowler had just started to prepare for his runup yet his (batsman) mind brought all sorts of thoughts a little moment is available for…

No longer than the ability to sincerely ask… —

Self-Improvement Ain’t What it’s Cracked Up To Be — “Do something!” say the self-help gurus. Sounds cool, but there is a problem, especially when you are doing it for all the wrong reasons. You do something like exercise or whatever it is you do, out of fear of what may come for not doing something. …

Maybe it even makes sense literally — see and feel your own impotency to receive from life which is your birthright rest is grace for you cannot imitate the realness or love it must come un-self-consciously not through neurotic self-conscious doing so rather than deceive yourself that you can run away from awareness of the case (fact) for it will rise up anyway as life is intelligent not…

Some quote posters —

Justtttt likeeeeeeeeeeeeee thissssssssssssssssssss —

As in not thoughtful or reflective —

what thought is not a call to sleep? if we care being alive than to be sleep-sitters or sleep-walkers or sleep-doers or even sleep-nondoers it might do us good to ask: what is not a call to sleep in one’s experience and in that alertness we might recover the sensations of being alive perhaps surprisingly for the first time…