MIT Love 'em or Hate 'em

UUUUUmbala, Umbala, umbala...

Where is my M-79? hmmm...LOL

That was boo like a ghost, like a little boy on Halloween out with his father, not really scary at all, just together, another sound together - not boo like the opposite of hurray. Meant positive. Arm around your shoulder.

What is a M-79? a gun?

You like my hmmmm; want more of (my) hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm? Nice sound, eh? At end, it makes mind stop, sometimes; yours going? :0)

Does "LOL" mean lots-of-luck? I really don't know.

"You like my hmmmm; want more of (my) hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm? Nice sound, eh? At end, it makes mind stop, sometimes; yours going? :0)"

Oh no sir, my mind keep spinning as it's suppose to. If it is stop I'd be dead. What stopped are my ego, attachments, judgments, and hatred, etc...

Like I said, look in front of me, I "see"; outside the world is alive in it own merits. :-)

Zaikeman, I've just described my mind to you. :-)

Sir, have faith in yourself, and trust yourself...What you "see" "outside" is what you "see" in your "mind".

Regards

Now, Asa who said the language is limited? Hand me the bamboo stick. LOL.

Oh 6ch, "I" finally pulled you into the world of words, or at least admitting it (although you were there all along).

You know, I've always wondered about this Buddhist bias (lets call it) against thought (the basis of language/talking). If you sit up on a mountain all the time and *think* that going down is "bad" (mountain/no mountain), you also have a marked tendancy to say that silence is only what is and all talk is "bad". This notwithstanding that the guy who originally told you about "it" - Buddha, Jesus, Lao Tzu et al - used words to tell you. Being against thought per se is Zen sickness, as much as being attached to thoughts and their accordant desires (attachment/recoil); you are then attached to being seen as not attached...

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