It wouldn't be good television...It's like this guy, Coach, on Survivor, who goes around casually referring to himself as "the chosen one." My thinking is, anyone who refers to himself as the chosen one obviously isn't. Why don't more people see this?
you are hit in the middle of your upper back without pain-pain at all and in order to refresh your posture. The maestro in the only zen center in my city frecuented by me (I guess it´s the only one, but I´m not sure at all) it´s a kind of AZI renegade and Deshimaru disciple, I like him!. But I find the posture and the duration in the posture somehow artificial for my actual body (they will say to you it´s the natural one and maybe they are right, who knows!). Anyway to sit in semi loto position for 25 30 minutes specially after a long walk and a shower generates some grounding and space in my monkey mind or something like that! 
Kind of a cop-out answer, don't you think? I was asking the question of you in seriousness. I'll illustrate. The other players had a really prime opportunity to take the wind from Coach's sails in last Thursdays episode. Here he was inwardly reeling from the loss of his lead disciple, Tyson, on the previous Thrusday through a stupendous blindside, though he outwardly kept the appearance of calm confidence. What was telling, though, was the scrambling done by he and his last ally, Debbie, to rally at least two more players to their side, thereby ensuring their continuance in ther game. There was some discussion of voting Debbie out. The numbers were there. I thought it a brilliant plan. But what transpired is the girl Coach wanted voted out, who he'd tried and failed to recruit, because she was pinned with "creating too much drama," was the one voted out. When the other players had a beautiful opportunity to completely leave Coach standing there onhis stumps, his legs fully cut out from beneath him. Some even saw it, but none acted on it.It wouldn't be good television
Where is the proof that he really existed? Just curious becauseBoth... fictional (Hermann Hesse's novel by the same name) and real... Siddhartha Gautama
Everyone knows he is the true father of Jesus don't they?truck: Where is the proof that he really existed?
___wikiThe primary sources of information regarding Siddhārtha Gautama's life are the Buddhist texts. The Buddha and his monks spent four months each year discussing and rehearsing his teachings, and after his death his monks set about preserving them. A council was held shortly after his death,
His teachings that stuff.The Buddha and his monks spent four months each year discussing and rehearsing his teachings,
information in some unspecified form; "it was stuff I had heard before"; "there's good stuff in that book"
that is what appeals to me about it.belonging to this earth or world; not ideal or heavenly; "not a fairy palace; yet a mundane wonder of unimagined kind"; "so terrene a being as himself"
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