Posted in Lifestyle Library, Personal on August 30, 2006 | 1 Comment »
I love sparring. I feel so exhausted from today’s sparring session, but the carthic pleasure one gets from it - not to mention the opportunity to hone one’s techniques - is priceless. For any fighter, one needs to give and take a few hits if he wants to progress as a martial artist.
So far I [...]
Posted in Lifestyle Library on August 29, 2006 | 1 Comment »
I actually don’t enjoy weight training. It’s a lot more boring than sparring with someone, and most workout plans are frankly boring and tedious. However, some are worth doing as time saving whole body workouts that are efficient and allow for at least one day of rest in between sessions. Here are a few you [...]
Posted in Uncategorized on August 28, 2006 | No Comments »
Our world-system’s historical Buddha is the Lord Sakyamuni, once called Siddartha Gautama, who left his beautiful wife and child to find a cessation to human suffering. The first Noble Truth he discovered was the truth of dukkha, or unsatisfactoriness. Often it is translated into “suffering”. Unsatisfactoriness is inherent in life. Many non-Buddhists reflexively think this [...]
Posted in Personal on August 28, 2006 | 1 Comment »
Tonight I will be starting an essay for my course Introduction to Ethics. I find that philosophical egoism is the silliest and most contradictory moral position I have ever studied. Essentially, it is the belief that only one’s own interests and pleasures matter. Only one’s own, no one else’s. Superficially this makes sense. But consider [...]
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