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October 19, 2003

Disgust

Driving home from Dhamma Mahavana this afternoon, I happened upon a red Ferrari in Woodside (note the statistics), whose vanity license plate read "1 of 15." A massive wave of utter disgust swept over me, having spent the past 8 days working on ego-dissolution in intense meditation.

Anicca. (it's pronounced ah-NEE-cha.)

Then as I approached Kings Mountain Road (a gorgeous, windy mountain road climbing through the redwoods of Huddart Park) I got stuck behind an ugly monstrosity of a machine. It belched nasty fumes and deafening noise all the way up the mountain. At 15 mph.

Anicca.

Then I checked my email: 586 messages, 400 of them spam.

Anicca.

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