New Year, new me. Nah. I'm fine just the way I am. Doing the things I love. Like enjoying

a latte on the bus with some music or on a walk with a friend. My only resolution is

to enjoy more of what I love. Like switching up my usual with oat, soy, almond or coconut.

All delicious non-dairy alternatives available at Starbucks. For no extra charge. While stocks

last subject to availability. Greetings to you, a beautiful human creature. Thanks for listening

to the DTFH for tuning in again. If this is your first time, hello. Wow. I can't believe I get to

talk to you to meet you in this way. What a weird way for us to meet. Hello. I love you. Your ears

are looking good. Don't be afraid to clean them. It's going to increase your joy of music and also

there's something satisfying about pulling big clumps of greasy earwax out of your head from

time to time. I've been getting my mind blown by an audiobook. I'm listening to called The Heart

of Compassion by Delgo Kinsey Rempische. Not Dildo. You depraved blasphemer. But Dildo, like

God, sounds like a hobbit. Dildo Kinsey Rempische. How could you even think that sounds like Dildo?

What is wrong? Are you kidding? Why would that even pop into your head? The book is fantastic.

Not just because it shines a light on a wild form of Buddhism. Because there's so many different

types of Buddhism. You know, like you look at the various forms of Buddhism and many of them

don't even seem like they're part of the same world or religion. But also because the narrator voice

sounds like a sophisticated James Bond villain who seems to actually be chastising you

from time to time by enunciating things like human incarnation is a precious thing. So why

are you wasting your time? It's really good. I like being chastised. It feels like I'm an ex-man

being scolded by Charles Xavier. But this book is great. The Heart of Compassion. Delgo Kinsey

Rempische. It's just the wildest stuff you've ever heard. It's so psychedelic. And they talk about

various realms and Buddha fields. Just that term sounds cool. Buddha field and humans that have

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