Message #40513

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Well the impossible happened, Steve called me back! Busy guy that Steve. Re-sheet-rocking his bathroom, creating astronomic inventions, repainting his car by himself, building new business applications for a fortune 500 company, mowing the lawn, having to memorize and write 50 new songs in 2 weeks (watch the new beatles get back movie, it took them 3 weeks to write and perform only 10 songs), rebuilding his old CRT TV, Oh and a few EE exercises, just not much time left in a day but he took out some time to talk.

While I still am on the fence about data deletion, it's likely a good idea to stop the political stuff, especially when it gets into arguments about crap that could well be things heard or read about from sources that simply cannot be proven or has been reworded: disinformation.

Thanks SI yea i really have challenges with time management and often find that while I love  chatting with friends, it can easily take up most of my day. They, as I, also enjoy chatting about spiritual topics or politics but find little time, to no time, actually practicing meditation together or for instance exercises together, and duties in life that need attention. So I find that when it comes to the real effort to do things that are constructive together few people are very supportive or interested. They would rather chat about things.

So I’ve also noticed that about spiritual practice here at the portal. We ended up spending more time defending or rehashing political subjects then making a difference in our own lives, regardless of our political views, by meditation and prayer. There is no end to the minds ability and activities that make meditation and spiritual practice second to the chatter in our heads and the endless distractions that will keep us sidetracked from the real purpose of life. Politics for the most part are all part of the minds endless distractions. When it came right down to the reality of the people here; They are, for the most part, kind and trying to make a difference in their support here and in life and the environment of our world. But endless chatter about distractions doesn’t help that happen.

~Jitendra