Zen Pencils

Alan Watts - "What if money was no object?"

That's perfect Where I work, I don't get paid a whole lot. But I live right behind where I live so I don't need to drive much, I live in a very PEACEFUL place (in the wilderness), I get to help people out with information and make sure the visitors have a fun time, and after work, I get to sit with my windows open and listen to the birds, the trees blowing, and sometimes the rain, and I'm 15+ miles from the nearest city

It's a shame too many people in this world do things because they believe that they're "stuck" at their job, or that they think money will solve a lot of their problems and will take money over enjoying their job.

I wonder if we could start some threads about some of these comics...
And if we find something on Zen Pencils that we really like we should post it right?

I like this- http://zenpencils.com/comic/132-jiddu-krishnamurti-dont-compare-yourself-to-others/
Enjoy,

What do you guys like on/about Zen Pencils?

I don't see how one can be fully free with a system of money. Not sure if a fully free world could be possible tough... I live in a kapitalist society, people who earn a lot of money are seen as people who have achieved a lot. For myself I have only spiritual, motivational and social ambition, not materialistic.

I money wasn't an issue I would probably leave the country to run away from it all at the moment, I still need time to find peace with everyting.

Chillout- Thanks for responding, and yeah I can see why you don't see how "how one can be fully free with a system of money" but money isn't necessarily a bad thing (or so I've been told) but rather just a tool. How people use it can be a problem.

Here's another (earlier) comic I found today-
http://zenpencils.com/comic/148-stanley-kubrick-answers-a-question/

"We must provide our own light". That sounds right to me. Also a little depressing because personally I sometimes wish others would provide me that 'light' and 'joy of life'.
In any case, enjoy and have a nice day

I'm feeling this one today....

Shonda Rhimes - a screenwriter's advice

I love Zen-Pencils!

Especially the drawing with Allan Watts.

It's deep...and so true!