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ComparingComparingComparing by ~Mag889
A story [kinda my verion of a story] :D that I know from OSHO Trensformation Cards - (or it's a very similar name. Great stuff for meditation or just coping with everyday things in your life)
I'm recently experiencing heavy comparing with other people, where I feel very superior to many of them and tonight I meet some people by accident that made me feel so worse that I felt depressed and lazy ass.
And then OSHO story card comes to my mind like a magical mind antivirus, activating when it's necessary!
Once there was a very famous and respected Zen Master who had been visited by thousands of people, all seeking for his knowledge

DesireAn old zen story (?)Desire by ~Mag889
Once there was a very old Zen master and a man came to him vith an urgent question burning within his soul and mind!
"Master" He exclaimed. "What should I do to meet the most beautifuul, the most wise and charming woman of many talents and developed within, so I could stay with her and get married?"
"My friend..."Replied the very old and wise master." You have to practice Zen and meditate every second of your existence. You need to exercise your mind and honesty, get rid of lies from your heart. Practice love and empathy towards all the living creatures, recant all of your material matters and dissolve your ego like a

'Bleach and Cloth -' 001Assumptions are a Hell of a Drug'Bleach and Cloth -' 001 by ~LOSTgnosis
Cloth’s Perspective
As a new white bread convert to Islam other Muslims like me but weren’t sure they could roomie with me. They thought that as an American of European descent I probably hadn’t given up the boozing part of boozing and boobing yet (or rather boozing and balling since I am a straight girl). Clearly those people don’t know me and my Islam that well. One of my attractions to Islam was prohibition of alcohol. That said even without the prohibition I am not a drinker. I didn’t grow up with the stereotypical alcoholic father beating my mom. All it had took for me

Cracktastic KojuSasuSasuke and Yukimura were now living in Oushuu. The younger man spent all of his time with his husband Masamune which left the ninja with the Dragon's right eye. It was obvious that Kojuro liked him and maybe Sasuke liked him back but after all his time chasing Kasuga he didn't want people to think the older man was a replacement.Cracktastic KojuSasu by *CrimzureAngel
Its a good thing I'm a ninja or else avoiding him would be difficult...
He stalked around the compound looking for his Master until he heard a familiar voice calling him.
"Ah, Sasuke. I've been looking for you." Said ninja turned around to see the person he'd been trying to avoid.
"Oh...Hey Katakura. Need somethi

Love Bites Chap.1Love Bites Chap.1 by ~SASUSAKU12345
As the last school bell rang I parted ways with Roxas with a short 'cya' and walked out of class after getting my homework, and after turning down the hall to get to his locker he felt someone hold onto his shoulder to get his attention,
"Sooooora!! Why are you just blowing me ooooooff?!?!" at the sound of the hyper tone in her voice and the closeness I knew who it was even if I had been deaf,
"Sorry Yuffie, I'm just well distant" I answered as truthfully as I could which really I had been, trying to get focused on school work when I had almost every class with my secret.
"Ah I see.. your thinking about HIM again? Huh, huh, HUH?!"

Butterfly"Kyoya, ever heard of this saying?" Dino pushed open the window, allowing a cool breeze to rush in.Butterfly by ~thpeekaboo
Hibari closed the file he was reading and looked up.
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Walking out from the restaurant, Hibari found himself in the middle of a noisy crowd on the street.
He could clearly hear the chattering and laughing from the guardians behind him, and perhaps some cursing from the hot-headed guardian.
The noise was annoying him. He didn't like how he was surrounded, he didn't like being in the middle of a crowd.
"Kyoya."
The voice was so clear.
Hibari shifted his vision from the ground and looked to his side. All he saw were people
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