Meditation Is All About The Pursuit Of

I Do Not Think It Is Logical To Try And Outsmart The Smartest People. Instead, My Weapons Are Irony And Paradox. The Joy Of Life Is Partly In The Strange And Unexpected. It Is In The Constant Exclamation 'who Would Have Thought It?'

I Remember At One Point Being In Fellowship, And Everyone Used To Wear The Fish Symbol; It Said You Were A Christian. So I Asked My Father, 'dad, Why Don't You Wear That At Work?' And He Said, 'your Religion Should Be In Your Actions.' He Set A Great, Great Example.

I Love New York ... I Think It's The Best City In The World. As Far As Cities Go, Everything's There. I Think It's So Vibrant. I Love The People, I Think They're Honest, In Your Face. If They Don't Like You, They'll Say, 'get Out Of My Way,' If They Like You They'll Slap You On The Back And Support You. It's A Very Intoxicating Environment To Be In.

When Lifting, I'm Always With A Trainer Because The Thing That Makes A Difference Is That Last 20% In Your Training, And He Very Scientifically Looks After My Food As Well, Because When I'm Going For A 'shirt Off' Shot, Everything Changes The Month Before, And I'm Timed Down To The Day.

That's All About The Natural Order Of Things, The Idea Of Nature Protecting Children But Also Children Protecting Nature.