No pRon til 50. Day 10 Age 37.47
Unclench Your Heart
It was not easy for me to admit that I have no will of my own sometimes; and I don't mean in the sense of staying away from pRon. That's a given. I've not touched the stuff.
Having woken up at 6 o' clock because I went to the hot springs last night, it is understandable that I couldn't wake up this morning at the earlier time of 4:40. I feel like a mere mortal. Time and energy are not completely mine and this makes me feel small. They are limited. The hot springs are far away and require a lot of time out of my schedule. That's just reality. That's the way things break down.
So my willpower wasn't enough to get me and keep me up at 4:40am because my body just said "NO!"
After the One and a Half hour walk, I thought "most people would have stopped, but I will tell this story: I went to the hot springs afterwards until 11pm."
But not waking up early partially goes back to timewasting last night on asking ChatGPT. I asked why despite the fact that I impose so many health hacks on myself I'm still not that fulfilled. I felt empty on the way home. It's true; I'll admit it. This thing bites no matter how good you are.
This encounter with nature also reminds me that I'm small. In order to be great, I have to be small.
Woke up with a tent peg for a bonR this morning. It has to thicken if I'm to be proud of it. It's not there yet, the soft thickness that's required for total restoration. I have a lot more days to go. I am hoping for a full or 70 percent improvement.
Girls are not so stupid when they steer clear of a man who is 13 years away from being 50 and has nothing going for him other than his job. . .
All in all, this lifestyle of healthy living is better than non-healthy existence; at least there's that. I don't know what to say really, other than I'm doing my best. . .
There is a sense of total disappointment sometimes but two things stand out to me:
-Waking up this morning and looking handsome
-Waking up with a rod for bonR, which though not thick was intense.
These are early days. . . Don't lose sight of the big picture.
Some wisdom from the Tao which seems to apply:
"Close your mouth, block off your senses. Blunt your sharpness. Untie your knots, soften your glare, settle your dust. This is the primal identity."
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