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October 27th, 2010
01:19 PM ET
Zen at your desk: how to meditateMore on meditation here.
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I have a baseball bat that I use to show people the proper way to meditate. No one has complained yet.
Here's some more simple tips on bringing meditation effortlessly into even the busiest schedule: http://bit.ly/cy3AL8
Who has time for meditating at work when there are football fantasies, bowl (and football and basketball and baseball) pools, golf leagues, fitness centers, video games and coffee breaks to get finished before the end of the day!!!
@Reality
Dang, dog! What kind of place are you workin' at? Sounds like a bunch of MBAs or Sales people running the show...!
Why don't they tell these people to get some work done instead of zenning out?
@Sum Dude
Hey bud...
If... You have to ask, then.... you do not know the 'way of the zen master'.. 🙂
@Peace2All
Ah, now we see your true fundie colors! The sound of one hand fapping is not going to get any work done... 😛
@Sum Dude
Hey Bro...
Er... Yeah, if they do it all day long. You are right, probably not much work gettin' done. Pretty obvious there Dudester..!
By the way, I can 'hear' one hand (c)lapping 🙂
@Peace2All
LOL...that may not be "clapping" that you hear, bro...!! 😀
@Sum Dude
LMAO..!!!!! 🙂
Meditating, for me anyway, is an amazing way to relax naturally, among other of the many benefits.
@Peace2All
Replace "meditating" with "sleeping" and it works for me, too! 😀