So Many Boys, So Little Time.

I'm Really Clear About What My Life Mission Is Now. There's No More Depression Or Lethargy, And I Feel Like I've Returned To The Athlete I Once Was. I'm Integrating All The Parts Of Me - Jock, Musician, Writer, Poet, Philosopher - And Becoming Stronger As A Result.

There Is No Better Feeling Than When You Write Something You Know Is A Piece Of You And That, At Some Point, Is Going To Communicate With Someone Else.

Anytime There's Separatism Going On. It Happens All The Time, Because The Illusion Before Us Is That We Are Separate. It Gives Us This Sense Of Egoic Identity, Which Is Lovely In Its Own Way.

I Was Always Such A People-watcher. I Would Sit On Street Corners Alone And Watch People And Make Up Stories About Them In My Head. Then, All Of A Sudden, I Was The One Being Watched.

I Think There Is No Better Way To Invite A Human Being To View Their Body Differently Than By Inviting Them To Be An Athlete, By Revering One's Body As An Instrument Rather Than Just An Ornament.