Johnny Weir—Skater, Stylist, Sodomist

February 8th, 2010

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JOHNNY WEIR—SKATER, STYLIST, SODOMIST

By Swami X, AX International Writer

February 8, 4:30 pm EST

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CHICAGO (AX)—The fruity 2008 Olympic bronze medal winning American figure skater, Johnny Weir, decided to use the skating ring to make his statement: “I’m queer, I’m here—-deal with it!” But instead of making his declaration in words, he did it by designing a totally faggy black sleeveless dress with sheer white sleeves.

This story would have passed away overnight with all the other “Gay Man Does Something Silly” articles if it weren’t for a specific choice he made—-having a tuft of fox fur placed on the shoulder of his gown. The animal rights group, Friends of Animals, didn’t take too kindly to this accentuation and wrote Mr. Weir a letter asking him to have it removed.

Weir’s response at first was, “Deal with it, bitch!” that was, until he started to receive threats from less stable elements within the animal rights movement.  Said his agent, Tara Modlin, “Since when was a man wearing a dress a crime?” One needs go no further than our Holy Bible for an answer to her query:

Genesis 37:3  And God said to Joseph, “What’s with the gay dress? You have forced me to throw you into a pit and then sell you into slavery” to which Joseph responded, “What-e-ver, God!”

Weir said that wearing fur was a personal choice. “There are other causes that concern me more, such as homelessness, soldiers dying and the devastation of Haiti.”

One might ask what exactly Weir has done for these “other causes” that he professes to be so “concerned” about, as his busy schedule of ten hours a day at his sewing machine and a half-hour a day skating doesn’t leave much time for social activism. One might also ask how not contributing to an industry that anally electrocutes and often skins animals alive in cruel and unusual ways would detract in any way his “concern” for the aforementioned causes. The questioning “one” would have to be outside of the mainstream media, of course, as the depth of reporting coming from that controlled group of whores is about as shallow as the hidden graves of the oversea victims of the CIA. To their credit, on American soil they bury the bodies a lot deeper.

This writer cares for the rights of the small tribe of Botswelians who, due to an oppressive tribe leader, have been unable to trim their armpit hair for decades but this priority would not lead him to kick a homeless person in passing—-even if he didn’t care about the homeless situation.

Being aloof to suffering is one thing; justifying it is something entirely different. Perhaps Johnny Weir should stick with skating and designing women’s fashion for gay men and not feign compassion while not accepting responsibility for his choices.

http://sports.yahoo.com/olympics/news?slug=ap-weir-fur&prov=ap&type=lgns

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Swami X is a rebel yogi who only wears dresses made with faux fur.

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Happiness Today

February 7th, 2010

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Happiness today

Tomorrow it slips away

What’s the fuckin’ point?

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New World Reject

February 6th, 2010

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My book connections got my 10 Commandments Of Dog Training manuscript on the desk of the head of a big publisher they deal with. I found out that boogers are also on that desk and he had more of a chance of flicking those around than flipping through my manuscript.

So they sent it to New World Publishing, which although has the same beginning as New World Order—the evil vision of the elite manipulators to control the world by killing most of the people through poisons in our food, water, vaccines and through biological and high-tech weather-disrupting weapons, controlling and destroying economies, and by world governmental bodies, such as the U.N. and the World Bank—they also published Eckhart Tolle’s first book and I thought could possibly be my quickest route to “Oprah.”

A few weeks ago, I received a rejection letter from New World and so I am forced to conclude that they are part of the evil plan to control the world, knowing full well that my book would be anathema to their dominion. The rejection letter basically said, “We only publish a few new books a year and we wouldn’t risk this on a dog training book by a nobody like you.”

In a bit of classic comedy that even I couldn’t help but find amusing, there was an inked stamp at the bottom of the letter that read, “Signed in her absence,” which meant that the person whose name was on the letter probably was buffered from ever haveing to see or even hear about my book. While a bit harsh, I prefer when someone pisses down my back that they don’t try to perfume the smell by telling me it’s only raining.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfdpcrOgUp4

But their comments also showed me that whatever lackey actually typed up the letter, in most probability didn’t read my manuscript. While the skeleton of 10 Commandments is about “dog training,” the meat is really a book about relationships and how we can become more aware of the needs and feelings of our significant others, or anyone with whom we interact—be they four-legged or two-legged—and help the partnership become closer and more fulfilling. It is also written in a very “hip” rebel yogi way that is much different than the lame self-help books which boil down to looking at yourself in the mirror each morning and saying, “I’m good enough, I’m smart enough, and doggonit, people like me!”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvgMIerTXl4

Even if New World Publishing did take on my first book, I was just going to drop them and find a different publisher for my second book, following Eckhart Tolle’s lead.

[To read the Introduction to The 10 Commandments of Dog Training go to: http://rebelyogi.com/the-10-commandments-of-dog-training-introduction.html]

10 Commandments needs a third edit but even in it’s current form it is chiseled enough for anyone with an eye for gemstones to see the shiny rock that lies beneath the surface. But more than a “book,” it symbolizes for me that I am moving to a place where it is time for me to share the wisdom that comes through me to a larger group of people, as opposed to only the three people who show up to my yoga classes and the handful of insane asylum patients who have managed to control their delusionary outbursts long enough to sign-up for my un-blog, Enlightening Nonsense.

I will eventually work on chiseling away more of the roughage and writing the third diamond sutra of this book. I may write a book proposal, which requires all these steps like showing who the market for the book is and how you will help promote the book. I am not a big fan of following “standard” procedures, so I just as easily may not. I may look into getting a literary agent, hopefully one who has a casting couch and I have to sleep with in order for them to take on a “nobody” like myself.

I received a random email on my MySpace account that I never use and only signed up for in order to contact a girl. He told me that he was writing a book where the lead character was named “Asananda” and his father was named “X” and thought it was crazy serendipity that he found someone out there named Asananda X (Asananda is in the name in the blank space between “Swami” and “X” and during my initiation as a sannyasin, I actually took the name “Swami Asananda”). He gave me a link to a site where he self-publishes and even if I were blind, deaf, dumb and creating animal sculptures with my own feces, it seemed kind of clear that the Universe was sharing with me a possible direction to go with my book.

I have to run now, as I need to go to the post office and send some anthrax to New World Publishing, as I’m growing tired of waiting for our government to go on another anthrax mailings spree, and finish up my Big Bird shit sculpture. But you haven’t seen the last of me, oh publishing world! HOO-HOO, HA-HA, HEE-HEE!

I’m looking forward to when I become a household name like…what’s the name of that chick that wrote the “Harry Potter” books? Then when New World comes up to me begging to publish my next books, I will bend them over the table, sodomize them while fantasizing it’s Duck I’m having anal sex with and declare:

“I WILL NEVER BE A PART OF YOUR NEW WORLD ORDER! AND BY THE WAY, THAT’S NOT RAIN ON YOUR BACK!”

Sit

February 5th, 2010

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Sit without desire

Watch the leaves blow… the grass grow

Perfect as it is

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The Anal Sex Debate

February 4th, 2010

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It was a simple statement, “Bend over and take it in the ass, bitch!” I couldn’t understand why Duck got so pissed. After further reflection, I realized why this had upset her and modified how I submitted my request. “Bend over and take it in the ass, slut!”

Now contrary to what Bark Mecker, the organizer of the New Life Expo and the Yoga & Raw Food Expo, would say behind my back while smiling and putting his hand on his heart like a cookie-cutter yoga poser to my front, I rarely talk this way nor approve of this kind of talk, unless of course it is some role-playing dirty talk between one consenting adult and another tied up and being forced against her will. I don’t really disapprove of it either. I guess I’m Switzerland on the issue: I don’t care either way what you do to the Jews, just as long as I can feign neutrality while putting their Jew gold in my bank accounts.

http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/155015

I’ve only done anal sex a few times in my relationship career, one time due to bad aim. And I liked it. And the girls I did it with liked it. For me, I don’t know if it was the tightness factor so much as the taboo factor. For them it was because they were whores.

I’m into taboo. For instance, I would never really want to have sex with my sister—unless by “sex” one means “to hit her in the face with a brick”—but I like the incest fantasy because it is oh so unthinkable. And I would never have sex with an animal, unless I was really drunk and horny on a lonely desert and an antelope with a shapely derriere was bent over a muddy puddle having a little slurp, but when I’m in fantasy mode even Abandon leaves the room a little freaked out.

As the consummate student, I studied up on the topic by ordering a “How To” anal sex DVD and reading the bestseller, Anal Sex For Dummies, which was informative but in my opinion devoting the first 90 pages to “Finding The Anus” was overkill. I learned a lot from my studies, including the fact that in and around the anus is located one of the most highly concentrated area of nerves in the body. In practical terms, this means it is a very sensitive area and if you don’t just haphazardly jam a finger or penis up there, it can be utilized for extreme sexual arousal.

It was also recommended to use lubrication because the anal area doesn’t produce lubrication like the vagina. I couldn’t help but to think of all the dry vaginas out there and how now I could use the phrase, “That vagina’s as dry as an asshole!” and leave the poor Catholic nuns alone.

If it weren’t for being blindsided by the section in the DVD where some dude was lying on his stomach while his female partner was ram-rodding his ass with a dildo, I might have left my education unscathed. This little backslide resulted in one of the many scars on my forehead as I passed out from shock and banged my head on the edge of my desk. Another undesired side effect was that I was unable to get hard for the next three weeks, except for the time I was watching the National Geographic Channel and they were showing two sibling animals having sex.

“Straight” guys always act like they can’t even understand how homosexual men can take it up the ass. Usually after I illustrate it on myself with an organic cucumber and some olive oil I learn that it is not the how that they don’t get but the why.

Besides having the same anal enervation that a woman has, the man also has a prostate, that is, unless he has allowed the medical doctors to hack it out of him with their surgical machetes or burn it away with their mini-nukes, likely leaving him with a forever floppy dick drive which constantly dribbles urine onto his keyboard. When stimulated, this little peanut can make him shoot his load farther than Jesse Owens can jump; I learned this the hard way when I had to go in for emergency eye surgery.

So I told Duck I’d like to do anal with her. I guess it wasn’t really much of a debate after all. I asked. She said no. I cried like a little bitch. But I was a little mad and by “mad” I don’t mean like the time after I ate a bowl of cow brains with prion sprinkles and caught a mild case of Mad Cow Disease. This was before the pharmaceutical companies lied about the “coming Swine Flu Pandemic” in order to increase their sales and so the sheeple were not throwing elbows, clamoring their way to inject their children with untested toxins. So I was lucky that I was able to get a mercury-laden vaccine that cleared it up right away, leaving me only partially brain dead in the process.

For me, I would probably do just about anything that would turn my partner on, as long as it didn’t involve slaughtering animals or shitting in each other’s faces. Speaking of shitting in faces, I once went into a porn video place and saw a whole section of German Schiezer porn where people were dropping dookies in each other’s mouths. I thought to myself how this showed how if you take away an innocent hobby from a group, like killing Jews, they’ll become totally depraved.

I would wear a Little Bo Peep outfit. I would pretend I was a little schoolboy and she was the pedophile math teacher. I would be a black slave to her whip-carrying plantation owner. I would be a Gitmo prisoner to her U.S. abusive guard. I would be the geisha girl (I’ve just been dying to pull that outfit out of my closet!) to her Japanese emperor. I would be the Jew to her Nazi and if her nipples got hard when she barked the command, “Into the oven, Jew!” I would be all the happier.

After watching “Pulp Fiction” and the scene with “the Gimp” twenty three times in a row, I am a little freaked out about those S&M leather masks with the red ball in the mouth. We could probably add that to the slaughtered animals and soft serve butt-cream in the face category.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ejeW00YcZIc&feature=related

I’ve had some girls say things they want to do to me that even my free willy loving self was like, “Damn, girl! That’s some nasty shit!” But I was always like, “Look, if that’s something that would really turn you on, then I’ll consider doing it. But if it is just to degrade me or some power trip, I’m not in.”

When you think about it, it’s ridiculous for us to make moral judgments on what should or shouldn’t turn someone on. That’s like losing sleep over the fact that someone likes vanilla more than chocolate, if such a degenerate human being even exists. If the goal is getting off, then as long as you don’t hurt anyone or violate someone else’s free will, as the prophet Eric Cartman would say, “What’s the big fuckin’ deal, bitch?” And if I loved someone, or didn’t love them but wanted to treat them to a grand ole opry, who the fuck am I to start playing priest and talk about how this other person is going to be in eternal damnation for liking to stick knitting needles in their nipples and winding them up and letting them whirl like helicopter propellers while I’m getting blown by altar boys in the confessional booth?

On a more serious note, if one will even be able to be heard amongst all this ridiculous noise, if I loved someone I would do anything to bring her joy. Whether that meant searching out little trinkets that she collects, washing the dishes if their accumulation would make her anxious, sitting with her boring friends so that she could use me like arm candy—or taking it in the ass—I would do it. I felt that Duck wasn’t “taking one for the team,” so to speak, the team being us. And there’s no “we” in “team,” unless that we is one’s wee-wee and the “team” is the other’s ass.

Please write your comments below this piece. If enough of you write to the effect of, “Just let him stick it in your ass!” then perhaps this could be the lubrication that will help get Duck and me through this sticky situation. As a side note, I will be deleting any comments that are not Pro-Anal.

http://www.southparkstudios.com/clips/150506

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Prisoners

February 1st, 2010

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we think we are not

prisoners without freedom

our bars are unseen

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Second Lesson From A Tree

January 31st, 2010

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It was Friday night at about 11:30 and a beautiful full moon was out. It was a bit chilly and while I always enjoy my night walk with Abandon through Central Park, I was looking forward to getting home and into my warm house, whose electricity is now powered 100% by wind energy, which I was told would only add about $7 a month to my bill when I switched but seems to have had added an additional $30 or so each bill, which has resulted in me thinking, “Fuck the polar bears!”

Since it was pretty cold, I thought I would cut short my visit with my tree friend. I shared a few breaths and was going to go but was called to lean my back against him like I usually do when it is more temperate and just like the call to urinate or defecate, I couldn’t resist the call. Actually, I have resisted the call to urinate, like the time when the Six Million Dollar Man 2-hour Bigfoot episode was on and I had to take a piss but held it in for the duration, but you get my point. Uh, just in case you didn’t get my point, it was not that I can “hold my water, Cybil!” but that when something calls deeply, it is impossible to resist—unless a classic Bigfoot show is on, of course.

Looking up through my tree friend’s branches, I saw the full moon blazing away. I was suddenly drawn into the moon, the same way I was drawn into the guitar during one of the The Allman Brothers Band’s long jams when I went to see them at the Beacon Theater after I took a puff of the marijuana cig that was passed down my aisle. I remember thinking, “Maybe music and drugs are not such a bad thing,” soon followed by, “I love you, man!” eventually followed by, “I could really use some chips about now.”

As my vision locked on the bright full moon, the branches that were moving in the wind faded into a background blur of subtle movement. And my tree friend’s next lesson was implanted all at once, without the need for time or space.

He showed me that when one focuses on the light, all the wild movements that tend to occupy one’s attention essentially disappears. If we focus on the light inside of us, meaning our love and our passion, the little frustrations in life takes a back seat, for our heart’s joy is as entrancing and mesmerizing as the full moon. If we focus on the light in another, meaning their inner beauty and their child-like innocence beyond their idiocy, all the silly nuances that tend to frustrate us pales in brightness. He shared with me that it is not that the inner light inside of us or anyone else fades, but only that our focus shifts from Truth to distraction.

The lesson was done; my tree friend didn’t need to expand on what he had shown me so simply and clearly—and I was glad, as it was a little too cold to be listening to a long dissertation. As I walked away I thought about all the “branches” I had focused on and how many “full moons” I had been blinded to instead of blinded by.

Footprints

January 27th, 2010

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the truth will burn clean

falsehood leaves a residue

please leave no footprints

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The Baseball Mitt In The Garbage Can

January 26th, 2010

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The son said to the father, “I want to be a professional baseball player!”

The father said, “Only 1 in a 100,000 become professional baseball players.”

The son smiled, “Well that 1 is going to be me!”

But rather than playing with the son and helping him to hone his skills and guiding him to come to his own conclusion as to whether this was his real heart’s calling or not, the father kept telling the son how impractical his dream was…in words, in looks, in lack of support. He filled his son with practicality and mistook it for love.

And so one day the son finally walked past a garbage can and dropped his mitt into it. And when he got home he told his father what he had done. He still had the smallest hope that his father would say, “No! Let’s get your glove and get to work!” But all his father said was, “That’s a good thing you did, son.”

And on that day something died inside of the son. It was not just his dream of becoming a professional baseball player. It was his very dream factory itself that closed down.

The son got good grades in school and his father would tell him, “That’s a good boy!” He got into a good college and graduated top of his class. His father elbowed the man next to him and pointed at his son as he was handed the honor. He started his own company and became very successful in his business, making a lot of money and achieving some recognition.

And at his father’s funeral he stood there, handsome in his fine black suit, his wife and two small children standing obediently by his side. As a silent tear rolled down his face, he mourned not only the man who lay under the ground but the son with dreams who had been buried long ago.

Lesson From A Tree

January 25th, 2010

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I went for my nightly walk with Abandon in Central Park. When I saw my tree friend, I ran up to him and gave him a hug, as life’s challenges were weighing on me and I really needed if not to be held then to hold another. I had seemed to have lost my smile; I was thinking of checking Grand Central Station’s Lost & Found, as this was where I had recently lost my wallet and my inline skates [http://rebelyogi.com/thieves-amongst-us.html].

I released my arms from around his powerful trunk and stood with my back against my friend as I looked up through his wispy branches, now bare from winter, to the sky above. And then he spoke by showing me, instead of by preaching to me like humans are prone to.

When most people preach, there is a level of condescension always underlying their words. “I know better than you!” “You’re a sinner!” “I can’t wait until this sermon is over so that I can get high and sleep with someone who I am not married to, preferably under the age of twelve.” When trees show, their teaching contains nothing but love.

His branches moved with the wind, matching the power that was applied to them like a tai chi master, so that they would move but not break. Looking through his latticework of branches I could see his thick trunk, solid, grounded and steady. In my minds eye he showed me his roots, which had grown deep and spread out subterrainally just like his branches above the ground; nothing short of an earthquake could uproot him.

Life is the wind, filled with challenges and difficulties, and it will blow us around. Only a domesticated tree inside a house will be able to avoid the gusts. But it will also never know the full experience of treehood, of feeling sunshine warming its leaves, and rain soaking its soil, and animals and people climbing and sitting against it.

It is up to us to build a strong foundation on love and consciousness and what’s important to us, so that we can allow our branches to “go with the flow” and keep ourselves ever-grounded in Who We Are.

Last night, Duck and I had a strong disconnect in the dysfunction of the “small box” of Instant Messaging, one of the limited forms of dyscommunication that we currently use to traverse the 3,600 miles between us. Perhaps it brought clarity to both of us about challenges we face and whether they are insurmountable or not. I hope we can both remain grounded and that the only uprooting is of the weeds that keep us from growing to our full height, whether together or apart.