Fill tobacco evenly into both ends, gently in the middle, and avoid overpacking
In his book Sex, Sin, and Zen, author and Zen teacher Brad Warner writes, When we project our expectations about what a divine being ought to be onto real people, what else can we hope for besides disappointment? After all, addiction does not discriminate between enlightened and unenlightened, and perhaps, in smoking, teachers unwillingly demonstrate that addiction is not a roadblock to realization
What struck me most about this encounter, and those with other citizens during the next three hours, was Yashins convincing display of sincerity
Can you really just make that phone call and do it? I said, Do you want me to make the call right in front of you? He goes, No