Wise Humor
I cultivate humor since having a light touch helps me to enlighten myself. Humor helps me liberate by becoming less dense. Also it uplifts me from the funny lessons life teaches. I transform my inadequacies so as to reconcile both disaster and success. Transmuting the negative with the positive I awakened to new possibilities to deal with difficult circumstances.
This frees me from my negative internal critic. Then my curses transform into amazing blessings. Also this allows me to foster a more tranquil flow of just being.
Listening awakens my heart to greater fun and fearlessness. Also a courageous quality emerges within me when I laugh. As I lightened my internal baggage I celebrate my higher self. With less clinging or grasping I radiate a funny loving presence discarding my possessiveness.
Being humorous magically allows me boundless creativity. Unskillful habits become dissolved and insightful visions arise. By dissolving my ego I celebrate a divine form of comedy. So I find calm in being less serious and more unified. And yes separation furthers my suffering.
Humor enables me to see, the brilliance in a dull gray sky, These heavenly lights change my inner storm into new silver clouds. Adopting a beginner's mind fosters a playful journey. My tragic focus diminishes. Self centeredness becomes replaced with greater egolessness expanding my potential, possibility and purpose.
Less selfing stills my mind with a joyfill tranquility and alertness. This allows me to become more watchful, confident and relaxed. Now I am uplifted, artful, and fearlessness. Lightening up I find a brighter experience. So not taking myself too serious wisely enlightens me to laugh and enjoy.
Adapted from Chogyum Trungpa’s Shambhala: The Sacred Path of the Warrior
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