What to do about Heat, Death and Taxes and People who are mean to you
It's now some interestingly impossible heat in Austin,
I'll go ask the iPhone,
the modern device to amuse use and destroy all our telepathic abitilities:
109
while LA a mere 85 and Sonoma, for some reason, the place I left
as getting too warm with global warming: 77
La, la
What to do about the heat?
Be happy.
Next:
death.
What to do about death?
You guessed it,
be happy.
Why?
Why not?
You aren't going to die until you die,
and then,
if you can walk down the street in 109 heat, or 77 or 85 and be happy,
how hard can it be
to just stop?
I mean each night
we
just stop/
and in a good meditation
we
just stop
and any argument we've ever had
and been tortured in
and then shifted the
whole
shape of our ugly
world
we
just stopped
so,
here's the game:
we can sit in chair A,
and think: shouldn't be so hot,
death isn't so great/ is bad/ is scary
then we can shift over to chair B
and
just stop
our thinking
and see what's left.
sometime's it's happiness
there are lots and lots more thinks to do,
to leave behind unhappy Chair A
that could be our assignment for the next hour:
find a couple of mental/ emotional places
that aren't so great
and
get in chair A and feel how ungood/ bad / yukky they feel
and then figure chair B, the just stop thinking chair,
and go there
and then
figure chair C
and do something else there
and chair D
and do something else there
and chair E
and... you know what.
Taxes, people who are mean to you?
if those bother you, try the game.
if not, have some trying anything that bothers you
good
Chris
Labels: Austin, happiness, transformation