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@kljs:
I think their mind is already beyond redemption.

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@BaseGuardian:
Don’t kill your laptop!

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@Geek Riddler:
Well, that is why we are still mortals, still trying to tame our minds.

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@Mark Carter:
I have yet to practice meditation on a daily basics.
24 hours a day is not enough to use!

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@Geek Riddler:
Meditation really that good ah? Really worth spending that much time daily?

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@kljs:
I believe that is very possible that their minds are too messed up to be cleared.

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@Shanker Bakshi:
Those pictures? Oh, it is a little challenge for the mind to overcome.

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I think it takes time and focused effort to develop a clear mind. And when the mind is troubled, it is in some sort of vicious circle, like a hurricane that it can’t get out of. A troubled mind cannot fancy what a clear mind means, that’s why it’s so difficult to clear one’s mind, when troubled with troubles. It’s almost hopeless, as I see it.

The peace and stillness of mind should be sought inside, that’s what troubled minds don’t understand, and they focus on external troubles instead of internal peace.

Peace, Love and Prosperity!

Q: Do you blog with a peaceful, clear and centered mind?
Sometime, when there is no rushing for studies and assignments, but when they both come, I feel like want to throw away my laptop, but if I do so, I can’t do both my assignment and blogging

I am 30 years older than you are but I can relate very well with people your age or even younger. That’s because I have an eldest daughter who is 32, and a youngest child at 18. Between them are 6 others.

My children (Can’t call them kids anymore)are into all sorts of gadgets and games; somewhere along 2006-07, I lost track when I started blogging, but we still do play Mortal Kombat and other sports games.

I was intrigued by your name and I used to wonder why you painted your avatar all velvet. I first saw you on Reward Rebel’s comment box and opened your page once or twice, promising myself to stop by and read about this mysterious looking blogger and his campaign for a sick or dying Entrecard member. I believe I have also dropped my card on your site a number of times.

You’re selling a Nokia and a housing loan at 5.9% per annum for 30 years. Both would be a good buy but I’m not in Malaysia and I have 2 cell phones already.

This post about having a peaceful mind is good. What it really does is it creates balance and harmony within you.

It’s like water in a stream, when you shake the water,mud and sand mix with the liquid such that it blurs the water.

But when you’re at peace, the toxins of hostile emotions are in perfect balance at the bottom, and the top where the mind is, becomes crystal clear – enabling you to discern and evaluate deeply and incisively.

The world is full of hate and rage brought about by Social, cultural, political, structural and religious intolerance.

The idea is to keep your balance and harmony so you can deal better with the opportunities and negatives that life throws at you now and then.

Besides, being affected by blog comments and writing in rage may have drawbacks, like some right wing conservatives in the US who would all band together to crash your site if they dislike what you say; or responded negatively to a comment of one of their own – even if they write disrespectfully and rudely – using vulgar terms.

Take care. Yours is a nice site, wholesome and helpful, even if it is used for commerce – it has lots of value added and goodwill gained. Congratulations! –Durano, done!