starhawk Posted November 24, 2011 Hi Bums, I drank too much, and I was waiting to be relieved. It was such a long time. So I was standing at the bathroom door, waiting my turn. I held my breath and tried not to think of my overfilled bladder. All I could think of was the physical sensation. Maybe I tharted the thought for a second. I pondered, if indeed all phenomena are truly empty, then why can I feel the fullness in my bladder? If indeed all phenomena are truly empty, why do we wait for the emptiness? Why are some people first in line and some are last in line? So thankful now. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Informer Posted November 24, 2011 Hi Bums, I drank too much, and I was waiting to be relieved. It was such a long time. So I was standing at the bathroom door, waiting my turn. I held my breath and tried not to think of my overfilled bladder. All I could think of was the physical sensation. Maybe I tharted the thought for a second. I pondered, if indeed all phenomena are truly empty, then why can I feel the fullness in my bladder? If indeed all phenomena are truly empty, why do we wait for the emptiness? Why are some people first in line and some are last in line? So thankful now. Excuse me for my joking but: There doesn't need to be a first or last, you coulda pee'd on the floor! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
