*sigh*

I'm trying to reach a new level of Zen but I can't because I can't concentrate on meditation. My silence is disturbing, like that whack job says. I swear, that guy is a piece of work. One minute you really want to laugh along with his stupid jokes and concentrate in his class, but the next he's yelling because he heard a pin drop and he thought people were talking.

He needs some therapy. And a niiiiice shot of Demerol, juuust to calm his morning bipolar mania.

I hate it when people take their anger out on others. It's like torturing a little animal just so you can feel better about your pent up anger. He's a hypocrite in that he knows everything there is to know about religion and other spiritualist crap but can't stop to perhaps practice what he preaches. Again, *shocker*.

Anyway, back to Zen. For a while I've discovered when you detach yourself from earthly objects, people and situations you gain a new perspective on what you are going through. Once you treat everything the same then you don't worry as much, or at least, that's how I feel. You have a sense of empowerment in that you can control your emotions, and uncloud your judgement. Think rationally, explain rationally, and be rational. That is the only way everything has worked. Once you lose control, everything falls in a domino effect. Keep your guard up and you will go far. No need to talk softly and carry a big stick, either.

On a side note, if McCain wins the election, dies in office and leaves Palin to control the country, Armageddon will ensue.