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Written by Erric Solomon
// Friday, 29 April 2011 23:11

Erric Solomon

Meditation Is Really Humorous

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Three yogis are meditating in a cave...

After severeal years one yogi says "Was that a horse I just heard?"

A year or two goes by and the second yogi says: "It wasn't a horse, it was a mule."

Another year or two goes by and the third yogi says: "If you two don't stop arguing I am leaving!"

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0 # Edith 2011-05-02 18:00

Brilliant!! :-)

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