THINK

September 29, 2008

Now there are many paths that a person can freely choose in life.

Go to school.

Get a job.

Start a business.

Join the Military.

Be homeless.

Be a rock star.

etc, etc, etc.

 

The conclusion I have come to as far as any of these paths go is that they are all valuable in their own respects.

Each path has benefits that you could not get from another, yet there is some very interesting similarities between all of them.

As far as my thinking goes they all have one very important similarity: DEEP INNER QUESTIONING AS TO WHAT YOUR LIFE’S PURPOSE IS.

 

Now I personally no longer attend a formal school of any kind. I choose to read books, listen to tapes, and attend seminars with subjects that deeply interest me and excite me instead.

I feel on this path I get much more benefit than if I were sitting in a classroom listening to a lecture on a topic that makes me want to saw my feet off.

“But you know, that class is required to GET YOUR DEGREE”

Okay seriously, first off this nations collective consciousness can stop trying to use scare tactics on me with this whole degree thing. I do not care about getting a degree, nor do I plan on getting one. Secondly, who decides what should be required to get a degree anyway? What person or group of people decides this type of thing?

Anyway, I mentally stumbled upon this idea the other day: If What ever you are doing at this present moment does not fully and totally excite you, you are in detention.

That’s right, DETENTION.

What’s the point of detention, time out, restriction, or any of the other various forms of punishment that our elders imposed upon us at a young age?

It was for us to ‘SIT THERE IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT FOR A SET AMOUNT OF TIME TO THINK ABOUT WHAT YOU’VE DONE!’ (or what you haven’t done in some situations)

And that’s pretty much the case for most people who are stuck in a state of drudgery. The choices that they’ve made up to this point have placed them in detention for a set amount of time so they can THINK about what’s going on in their life and re-assess what they should be doing and where they should be going to make their life from this point forward better than what it was before.

And yes, I am still in detention.

I am not satisfied with where I am in life. I am still learning. I am still growing. I am still removing the anchors from the past that are mentally holding me where I have been. I will continue to educate myself ( which comes from the latin root educo, which means to draw out and develop from within) in the areas that make me so excited that I can’t sleep at night.

Yet, I am happy. I am happier than I have ever been before. New doors are being opened to me all the time. God has blessed me with more gifts than I know what to do with, and I have every opportunity in the world to succeed.

I am grateful for what God has blessed me with, yet I will still keep striving to improve my life so that I can bless the lives of others.

So if you haven’t achieved everything in life that you want to, which path of detention are you currently choosing?

Feel free to comment. :)

- J


si

September 25, 2008

I wonder how many people write codes to other people in their blogs.

I wonder.

My life is flowing so smoothly lately, I’m real happy about that.

I feel like I’m on a nice path of development set in motion by God Himself. In the flow, so to speak.

New mental doors are always being opened to me. I feel I am learning new things at an exponential rate.

The things about health and nutrition that I’ve been reading lately are blowing my mind. This is going to be one of the biggest personal development leaps I’ve made in the last few years. Much excitement!

Here’s what I am shooting for: Raw Organic Vegetarian, 100% vegetarian with about 80-90% of my food being in it’s raw state (uncooked). I also want to eliminate all dairy intake. I’m almost there. I’ve successfully deleted milk from my diet in the last 3 months, but I still crave cheeses here and there.

There’s so much life force in raw food, so much energy, so much love. I’m excited to see what other doors will be opened to me once the real physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual effects take place from my new lifestyle.

I believe that the food we eat has more impact on ourselves than most people think.

I also believe that the food we eat is the main way we connect to the world in which we live.

The saying “you are what you eat” is making more sense to me than ever, even more than “You are what you think about”.

This analogy popped in my head one day. Think of a cup of poison, drink it down, how do you feel? How would you expect your life to be if you had that poison in your body all day, every day? Not only would you feel horrible but you probably wouldn’t be able to do anything, especially if you were dying from it.

Even with the saying ‘you are what you think about” being true, how can you possibly think clearly with poison in your body?

Most of the foods we eat contain large amounts of toxins that get stored in our bodies over time, eventually causing all types of health problems. In order to get better, we need to eliminate the toxins (through detoxing) and replace our diets with more organically grown fruits, vegetable, seeds, and nuts.

So that’s what I’m doing.

I am already feeling incredible results.

I’m also looking for people to team up with on my mission, so let me know if you’re interested.

- J


tell me

September 23, 2008

what is so clean about a whistle?


today

September 20, 2008

Woke up and took my mom’s beach cruiser through the neighborhood.

Riding bikes is my favorite thing to do, and my favorite way to start my day.

Mission Hills is the nicest community with so many sweet old bungalow style houses.

houses like this:

 

 

I stopped at 90 different garage sales.

Dollar days are here.

Listen to Miniature Tigers

peace


I desire

September 20, 2008

a little more.


wow

September 12, 2008

I am happy.

I am healthy.

Life is cussworthy.

God is good.

My mind is being opened to an infinite temple of wisdom.

Dancing is retardedly fun.

I find a new job tomorrow.

I’m buying a new bike soon and getting way into riding it every day.

Moving in with Mr. Ponce, the man, in a few months @ Menifee Lakes.

Stackin’ Fat Cash.

Pumping up lots of things.

Blowing up lots of things.

Reaching goals.

Overcoming obstacles.

Overcoming my own limitations.

Associating with positive people.

Experiencing better health than I’ve ever experienced.

Becoming a raw vegan foodist.

Meditating daily.

Attracting incredible women into my life.

Having more fun than I’ve ever had.

Playing more music than I’ve ever played.

Singing more songs than I’ve ever sung.

Writing better music than I’ve ever written.

Experiencing more life than I’ve ever experienced.

Being more disciplined than I’ve ever been.

It’s going to be a great 6 months.

- Jame


Marriage

September 3, 2008

So I’ve finally decided to tie the knot!

 

 

 

 

 

 

SIKE!

 

At this point, my freedom is so savory I don’t know what I’d do without it.


I am…

September 1, 2008

attracting good things to me.


September 1, 2008

I don’t want to do anything.

Right now.

tomorrow I probably will.

pork assailant