Son Gwan Mu

I’m back.  And I’m exercising again, practicing the traditional martial arts known as Son Gwan Mu, which originally came from Thailand if I’m not mistaken.  It was originally a Buddhist martial arts– the stretches and positions were created to help the body breathe, therefore allowing meditation to become a fuller, deeper experience.  According to the beliefs of Buddhists, breathing correctly is mandatory for one to maintain a healthy and spiritual existence.  That means keeping the back straight (which I’m directly violating at this moment as I have to bend in a most unnatural way to type on my computer since my table is much lower than my chair… hold on…………………………… ok, i’m sitting on the floor now, much better.)

Life has been stress and worry free, except for the constant need to create which I don’t always satisfy.  I’m thinking about how to make my first feature these days, and also about what I should write about next.  It would be great if I could be a filmmaker like Woody Allen who seems to make a movie every year.  I don’t care if they’re really any good, I just want to be prolific.  Create and never look back.

Anyway, hope everyone’s well.  I’ll see some of you in a couple of months.