Ten minutes later George arrives with a banana, a bulldog, a butterfly net, a ladder and a loaded gun.
“Okay,” says George, “it is quite a simple thing. I am gonna throw the banana at the gorilla, and while he is busy eating it, I am gonna climb up the ladder and push him off the roof. Then the bulldog is trained to grab him by the nuts, and when the gorilla holds himself in pain, you throw this butterfly net over him.”
“Great!” shouts Lupo, with enthusiasm. “But what about the gun?”
“Well,” explains George, “if I miss the gorilla and fall off the roof myself, you shoot the dog!”
Life is a lot more simple if only we have a little bit of awareness. People tend to put on serious faces when it is needed. And it is a pity that they don't know that it costs nothing to put on a smile. And that a smiling face ignites not only life in others but also in oneself. With that driving force one can take on the world with an unbounded joy 24x7.
I couldn't cycle much today as I was bus
y poring through the net for some clues on how to make my blog popular. I spent a whole evening on that and if any one of you have any ideas please feel free to tell me. I'll gladly lap up every idea with the greediness of a starved gorilla. However, I did some wonderful breathing exercise: deep diaphragmatic exercise which involves the rapid throwing out of the carbon dioxide through the nose. It should be as rapid as possible, so that a flush of oxygen takes its place. If you want to look at life from a godly perspective, everyone should do this exercise first thing in the morning. It is called dynamic meditation and devised by the controversial godman Bhagwan Rajneesh, popularly called Osho.Photo: Dynamic meditation in progress
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