The Work I've Done Is The Work

I Don't Know What I'm Doing And It's The Not Knowing That Makes It Interesting.

The Problem With Listening, Of Course, Is That We Don't. There's Too Much Noise Going On In Our Heads, So We Never Hear Anything. The Inner Conversation Simply Never Stops. It Can Be Our Voice Or Whatever Voices We Want To Supply, But It's A Constant Racket. In The Same Way We Don't See, And In The Same Way We Don't Feel, We Don't Touch, We Don't Taste.

The Work I've Done Is The Work I Know, And The Work I Do Is The Work I Don't Know. I Don't Know What I'm Doing.

You Practice And You Get Better. It's Very Simple.

Traditions Are Imploding And Exploding Everywhere - Everything Is Coming Together, For Better Or Worse, And We Can No Longer Pretend Were All Living In Different Worlds Because Were On Different Continents.