JpinDaily VI

"I am patient so I persevere"
-Patience, a conversational understanding-
                                                                                                                                                                           by JlB
  

 "Exhausted, my patience is what enables me to sit here at this wooden desk and craft this JpinDaily for you. To me, you see, all of these phrases and clauses are coming out in a total incoherent blur. Even worse is if my crafting of these words does not tailor sentences well-enough for you, then you won't understand them. So right now, (to me), patience consists of my desire to persevere over these damning letters tonight-- it consists of my desire to utilize my mind to triumph over the problems of my reality-- the problems of totality. At least I know that with patience there are no significant problems in life, the patient man is better equipped than the common man to handle obstacles in life. I know this because I distill away life's problems until the aftermath consists only of a consistently patient mental barrage-- my all out attack -- or my bitter mental defeat. I will never accept defeat for I am a patient man; I persevere."

 "Patience is one of my favorite secret weapons. Consistently, I fire bursts of patience at my friends and enemies to propel me further towards success. By doing this, I gain the power to exploit the hidden corners of the globe; I continuously remind myself to stay patient for all aspects of life-- always. Giving all of your focus to one thing while focusing on many things is a good definition of patience.When a problem arises, the patient man sees the problem to non-existance patiently and thouroughly-- and then there is no problem. Whether that perceived (potential) problem is a work-assignment or some debt or the cheating  of a spouse or even dealing with the death of someone close -- patience is a vital element for human success. Patience, utilized as an activity, uses one's mind. Take this example for instance, one of the strongest sentences that I say to myself multiple times per day is 'this is an opportunity for me to exercise patience.' The results go beyond mentioning.

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Patience wrote this.
Patience edited this ... multiple times. 
Patience allows me to disreagard the nonexistance of comments on this blog as I bide my time.
It was patience that guided the eruption of me to success. 
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Being patient gives me the opportunity to be powerful; also, it keeps me focused and strong. Patience allows me time to contemplate-- time to reflect. Being patient gives me time to plan ahead; that's time to foresee potential conclusions to life's difficulties and time to plan for them accordingly. For me, being patient prevents foolish actions and behaviors. The catalyst for lessons to the wise man is patience to the same extent that perseverance is the wise man's ability to overcome problems instead of being overcome by them. The inability to persevere indicates shallow self-confidence, lack of focused thought and most importantly, the inability to persevere also shows the lack of the discipline that patiences (and growth) require.

  I persevere calmly, but I persevere nonetheless and you should too. A crocodile waits at the entrance to the water-system-- the croc is as motionless as the river-- with some patience, however, the dominate beast will create a small and powerful explosion in actuality; this is the power of the patient man in nature. For someone who studies body language, the power of the patient man shows in a different manner. For instance, when I maintain "temple-hands" it's an act of contemplation, it's often subconscious; occasionally it means I'm thinking about patience directly. To the body-language expert, however, temple-hands is an indication of power. In retrospect, I have to agree. Patience correlates to power directly-- I want you to compose the connective thoughts as to why for yourself, however.

This isn't an essay, this is to help promote thought. So utilize it, disreagard it, employ it-- just think about it.

   In typical JpinDaily short manner-- closing --a quaint many people have considered me to be strong-willed; I attribute much of that perceived strength to my ability to endure each of life's adversities with the strength of a patient man biding his time. It's my secret weapon. I will always sustain the ability to overcome.

I warn you to be wary of the fury of the patient man.

   "I am patient; I perseve."

JlB 

*I use the term 'each'' of life's endeavors because I will endure all of them patiently, happily and powerfully.

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Peace of Mind

“Peace of Mind”
                     The common way

Being a human being, I can only live without air for a few minutes. I'll survive without food for just a few weeks, without water for merely a few days—but I can do without thought forever and that is exactly what I intend to do. Then, like most people, I could truly achieve "Peace of Mind" and never again will I be interrupted by the inconvenience of thought. It is in this way that I shall obtain 'peace of mind' in the purest possible form.

When I consider sustaining the lack of an opinion or being devoid of thought, I am enticed to no avail. Seemingly, everyone has met-up on the raod of 'No Resistance' without me; my only wish is that I would have known how to get there before now. Apparently, I've been thinking too much and running a little behind, to combat this, I must certainly allow the body of water that is my mind to stop raging, to stop flowing altogether-- to become stagnant and cold-- and then to become frozen. Until that happens, I anticipate the 'peace of mind' I’ll accomplish as my mind settles into inactivity and slowly freezes-over. This is precisely similar to that of most-everyone on earth-- and (without thought) I am jumping-off of this cliff too.

Never again will I exert invisible energy thinking or waste time thinking; I could be living (free from thought!). Never again will I spend any time thinking about what other people refuse to- whether that refusal is a result of direct laziness or mere apathy. Like them, I will go days, months or even years of my life in the absence of thought; I will be guided through life by an invisible hand of power directing me (and everyone else) where to go. That way I can be weak and weak-minded and taken care-of like everyone else. So when things don't go my way, instead of being happy about what-is (like in previous times)-- I'll simply bitch mindlessly with my new founded  peace-of-mind like most-everyone else.

Honestly, I recommend thought daily. But, since many people write the daily essays of their lives without authoring the necessary concluding paragraphs, I’ve decided that the easiest path for everyone else will be the path that I, too, shall travel. Ah yes- The Path of Less Thought (here I come). Wait-up everybody because I’m running down the yellow-brick road, paved by the media that goes in circles, to catch up to the sheep being herded by the politicians. Baaah, I want to be sheep too. Please don’t leave me everyone, because I want to be sheep too.

From now on, instead of spending time with my mind, engaged in thought; my mind will be as peaceful as the surface of the center of the ocean. 

  Out of my mouth, (from now on) you will only hear common clichés, followed by irrational angers, accepted personal weaknesses, occasionally curse words—but never thought. Like a whore, I’ll let whoever can inject their opinion into my reality the fastest take me to bed because I’m tossing my thoughts out to the wind, so I, too, can easily achieve the common man’s Peace of Mind.

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