effects of tsunami on thailand

I have decided to make entries such as this, from this point forward (hopefully) on dispelling
AAAmerican myths.
I will be your myth-buster if you will.

At the top of each list shall be "simply" Fear.
We donapos;t like "fear" So much so, lets just keep it lower case.

As i was sharing with some male folks around town, about going to Vegas next on my journey, they told said "do you carry a firearm?" They said really, if youapos;re going to Vegas, you should really go out and get a gun. Hmm I said, pretending to have an interest in this, "how much would it cost me?"
One of them said about $150. I said, well I maybe have $300 to get back to LA with. THEN, i wonapos;t have much $$ when i get back to LA. Or was it a taser, they said was that much. I canapos;t remember. Then they said, carry mace.
Ok. I re-assured them.
Going through my mind at this point is just to think. Geez, i made it all the way through Arizona with my Tibetan mala. Surely this will do. I am not a pacifist.. Or whatever. I donapos;t subscribe to any one association of thought. Each situation in life, i feel can be handled in a completely different manner. From one happening to the next...everything requires my assessment and discernment for the situation on hand FOR THAT SPECIFIC EVENT only
In saying all this what i mean is, if it ever comes down to it, i am sure calling on Jesus or Lord Michael or Tara will be quite enough. I am not afraid to tell someone that "The Seal of the Lord is Upon me NOW" and the sheer power of them knowing that i feel protected by divine sources, is sure to send someone running. THEY know full well what theyapos;re doing is "ill".
What good does it do to have a gun, if you canapos;t use it? Do you really think you can use it under law, if youapos;re defending yourself. Even if you are --well, you just killed someone. Then youapos;re doing yourself in with mental trauma, the rest of your life.
So hereapos;s a top 10 and their equivalent positive/opposing poles.
1) fear 1) love
2) no place to stay/sleep 2) Earth and Couchsurfing.com (for most large cities in the world.)
3) nothing to eat 3) Weeds, Roots, Leaves, Fruit-bearing trees, Soup Kitchens, Dumpsters,
Leftovers, Tell someone what you need, usually you will get it.
4) no jobs 4) make your own

Today i saw a ring on a (next to homeless) manapos;s finger. He said, i just bought this ring from the 7yr old girl over there, who made it. Fuck yeah Even homeless people will buy stuff occasionally.

5) bears, wolves, dogs 5) teddy bears, donapos;t store your food in yr tent, and just throw a stick,
or walk extremely slow.

6) no way to get home 6) lie down on the side of the road...someone will pick you up
homeless shelters and
police stations can sometimes get you a half-price ticket.
Walk or ride a bicycle and enjoy the scenery

7) people are greedy 7) mostly in the eastern states, and in cities YES. Otherwise stay positive
in your thinking until you find someone to help you.

8) It doesnapos;t matter
who wins the election 8) I am not even registered to vote. At this point, all i feel i can
do is live in my microcosim, and keep smiling, and promote
meditation and peace. (Over all the "real-world" doesnapos;t even work
for me any more.)
9) Someone is going to rape,
rob or steal from you... 9) Yeah, well if you say that again, I am going to have to
stop speaking to you and walk away, since you just
planted a negative thought bomb in my aura.
Now that youapos;ve said it...thereapos;s a greater chance of it happening.

10) Careers are good for you. 10) Did you ever watch that American film "American Beauty"?
Having fun and working at a community market,
might just be a better route.

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