The Ramblings of the Titanium Don
Explorations of Conscious Reality Creation, Mindfulness, and Other Matters
You get to choose how you perceive the world. Do you perceive this world as a place of terror, of agony, of hopelessness and sadness? Or do you see this world as a place of possibility, of joy, of hope and happiness? Yes, I cannot deny that bad things happen in the world. There are people who are sick, war refugees, homeless, and other undesirable realities. However, our overall perception of the world is individual, and we get to choose
Everybody needs a chance to rest. Whether it is merely a few minutes, a night, or an extended vacation, rest is essential to our wellbeing. We might have things that need to be done frequently, but we still need to rest and relax from time to time. Despite negative connotations in the idea of rest, such as slacking off or laziness or other similar perceptions, there is enormous positivity in resting. Resting allows us to change our focus. Resting allows
Seek things that can put you in the zone. What is the zone? The zone is that place where you are in perfect harmony with the universe. You aren’t thinking, you are just being. Whatever you might be doing while in the zone is often effortless, seems impossibly easy, and is immensely positive. A lot of different references to the idea of the zone have been made throughout history. Miyamoto Musashi in his Book of Five Rings referred to the
Meditation can do a lot of good. We live in a world of almost endless noise. Everywhere we turn we are inundated with information, with calls for help, action, and choices to be made. People often can’t just be content with the sounds of nature and carry music or employ some other distraction. Noise everywhere. Mediation is often misunderstood. The word alone, for many, conjures images of people sitting cross-legged, palms up, chanting “Om” repeatedly. This is a valid form
We live in an amazing time. We have the technology to communicate across the globe instantly. We have miniature computers we carry around on our persons that began life as portable cellular telephones. We have cars that can stop themselves, and are equipped with cameras and indicators for blindspots. We have produce year-round from every climate in our grocery stores. Right now we are being bombarded by fear of all the change that this technology represents. There are people who
We live in an amazing time. We have the technology to communicate across the globe instantly. We have miniature computers we carry around on our persons that began life as portable cellular telephones. We have cars that can stop themselves, and are equipped with cameras and indicators for blindspots. We have produce year-round from every climate in our grocery stores. Right now we are being bombarded by fear of all the change that this technology represents. There are people who
I am sorry if this offends you, but I feel rather strongly about this, so I am going to say it. This is the reality of the situation. We have two choices for President. Trump or Clinton. Unless you agree with a self-aggrandizing, hate-mongering, sexist, racist narcissist, it is in your best interest to vote for Clinton. She may well be the status quo, and a corporate shill, but that is of far less import than we give it. I
I am sorry if this offends you, but I feel rather strongly about this, so I am going to say it. This is the reality of the situation. We have two choices for President. Trump or Clinton. Unless you agree with a self-aggrandizing, hate-mongering, sexist, racist narcissist, it is in your best interest to vote for Clinton. She may well be the status quo, and a corporate shill, but that is of far less import than we give it. I
Everybody wants to have fun. What I consider fun you might not, and what you consider fun I might not. But so long as my fun does not interfere with your fun, and vice versa, what’s wrong with anything we are doing in the name of fun? Yes, of course there are exceptions to this. If you find fun in doing things that hurt other people, or humiliate them, or otherwise hinders their life, that’s not cool. Fun at the
Everybody wants to have fun. What I consider fun you might not, and what you consider fun I might not. But so long as my fun does not interfere with your fun, and vice versa, what’s wrong with anything we are doing in the name of fun? Yes, of course there are exceptions to this. If you find fun in doing things that hurt other people, or humiliate them, or otherwise hinders their life, that’s not cool. Fun at the