#zen reflection

[ramapani-blog]

Before enlightenment: do dishes. After enlightenment: complain about dishes on Tumblr

[sageese]

Confession

  Maybe, I should really consider teaching as an actual profession. Low key, I've always been a Life Coach. Everybody has to struggle in their life, I know I have, it's inevitable. Thus, I'm always down to share my opinion or experiences to hopefully lead people into the right direction. I do realize that I have a Jesus Christ Complex, but it's in tune with being a natural born leader.

  I feel that it's due to me always looking up to my role models/teachers/mentors/peers and finding something remarkable about that person. I'd one way or another try to imitate or adapt their style into mine if possible. Yet, I unknowingly realized that I would have to fulfill the never ending cycle of teaching the youth. Knowing is half the battle. My historian perspective gives me an advantage over a lot of people. I'm constantly looking in the past, present, and future. Thus, I know not to take advantage of a person if it can be helped. The Human Experience is filled with domination, alienation, and subordination. Yet, I know there is still truth, justice, and love. I alone must assume the burden of a Moral Crusader and be an everlasting light. 

  The question is will I be a teacher or entrepreneur. Life is a long process, so hopefully I'll be both or at least have life experiences that overlap my two dream professions. My reality profession as of now is a Paralegal. Gotta at least have a safety net. I've realized potentially that I could be a Publisher, Motivational Speaker, some type of Critic, or a Mediator. But I'm a calculated risk taker. Big Risks lead to big rewards. 

-Big Sean, The Once and Future King