Unfortunately, when we peel back the self-obsessed layer of unreality that prevents us from seeing the world as it truly is (and this can only be done through thoughtful introspection, meditation, or consultation with friends and allies who have attained a certain level of peace and serenity in their own lives), we realize that in most cases, if we’ve experienced an argument or a negative encounter with a perceived “idiot,” there are usually two idiots involved in the altercation and one of them, sadly, is us.
Posted in Defensiveness, Movies, My Story, Personal Development on Jul 16th, 2008
Kicking Down the Door: Working in Television
I left off last time talking about the conclusion of my military career and my foray into the world of film production. About halfway into my first assignment as an Army lieutenant, I realized that my passion for the military lifestyle was disappearing, as my desire to do [...]
Posted in My Story on Dec 9th, 2007
MY MONKEY:
My Monkey has been with me all my life. He currently lives up in my mind. Not physically inside my brain, of course. But still very much in my head. In the Operations Department of my Self, which for me, is my mind.
My Monkey has a really awesome time up there. For some reason [...]
Posted in My Story on Dec 7th, 2007
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