Moksha

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  1. Hahaha awesome. From time to time, I attend in my neighborhood group meditation led by a Buddhist monk from Thailand. After meditation was over, the monk came up to me and said, how was your meditation? I got nervous, fine? He says, next time make it funny. I said, funny. Hmm. . . funny. Oh! Fun. Make it fun! I guess I was trying to concentrate too intensely and too seriously and it showed on my face. Haha. Well yours was funny and a little psychedelic but that can be fun too, I think. Hahaha.

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    1. That was a very funny story, Edyta! Communication between people from different cultures can also be fun in and of itself, and precisely because of those amusing little misunderstandings. I’m really glad you visited. Thank you! 😀

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  2. This was great! I sometimes feel like that with people that are too “enlightened” for my own good! Except with slightly different body parts! I’m still working on staying in my body, not leaving it! Oh, and thanks for liking my post!

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  3. Hahaha, this is outstanding! 😛
    I laughed out loud several times as I read it. Just when I thought you’d topped the weirdness this particular comic was going to have you pushed it further. Awesome work!

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  4. My brain never quite stops except when I’m sleeping. I can sit still while my brain is going 1000 miles an hour down random pathways. The meditation thing is definitely not for me, so more power to you both. *laughs*

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  5. The daydream made me think about those old David Cronenberg body horror movies. I was as relieved that it was dream as Ernest in the last panel! Whew indeed! Absolutely brilliant.

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          1. Ah we think The Fly is a good place to start – sad, a bit schlocky but an excellent door into Cronenburg’s head and Videodrome with the very strange James Woods is really out there. A History of Violence moves away from his usual work into a modern noir echoing The Killers so dip in and see where he takes you.

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  6. I just came back from a meditation weekend so OMG this is such a fun comic to start my day off with! 🙂 Also love the ending where also the cat is peeking in the trousers to see what’s what… and the effects you create when Ernest reaches some sort of place in his head are gorgeous! ♥

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    1. Hee hee! Thanks, Elly! Those effects were very time consuming to produce, but I’m glad I did now because I think they really do work. Thanks for reading as always! (I hope you had a fun time at your meditation weekend!) 😀

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