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Tuesday, May 11, 2004
There is a Buddha inside all of us [Return to the Blog]

I wanted to share the basset hound picture with you guys. Those of you that know me know what a dog freak I am, I love kitties too (don't worry Rocco). I have a daily calendar with the cutest pictures in it. Workman Publishing makes the calendar and I will update the blog with different pictures that I find cute. I hope you guys like this one.
I was at the bookstore this Saturday with Rafael and I bought Angels and Demons by Dan Brown. If the name sounds familiar he wrote the DaVinci Code which is one of my all time favorite books. If you haven't checked out Dan Brown's website, it has an awesome online game that you can play in the spirit of the DaVinci Code. It rocks, especially if you live puzzles. I also bought the Dalai Lama's How to Practice the way to a Meaningful Life. I've been meaning to expand my spiritual in buddhism.

The book had the same twists and turns as DaVinci code, very very similiar twists. There is the anonymous (h)assassin who never meets his master. And of course there is always some genious slut who saves the world and then looses all her intelligence because she needs to make love to Landon.....but don't get me wrong I'm only critical because I love! This book had me raptured. It's the third book that I read from Brown, and he always delivers. Check out Digital Fortress if you want DaVinci code with a techno geek twist. It's great! NSA all the way!

I just started reading the Dalai Lama's book. Even though I've only ready the introduction and the first chapter I know I am going to enjoy this book immensely. The book is basically a how to guide on how to life your life better utilizing the approaches that are common in Buddhist teachings. Usually I am bothered by any type of organized religion, people often mistakenly think that I am athiest, which I am not, I just don't believe in most organized religions, especially the Catholic Church! Anyways I've always liked eastern religions because they focus internally instead of on external events which one has no control over.

- Know the specific types of suffering within us
- Discover what causes these sufferings
- Figure out if it is possible to remove these causes
- Determine how to go about removing the causes
It's great because the book goes into great detail. Currently I'm in the section that describes the different types of suffering. I'll end tomorrow's blog with the different types of suffering and what I got out of that chapter! Till then.
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