Having seen this for the first time, it seems the video is some kind of absurdist double entendre: it combines insightful comments about mindfulness while seemi

Having seen this for the first time, it seems the video is some kind of absurdist double entendre: it combines insightful comments about mindfulness while seemingly satirizing the entire enterprise of it at the same time. Some supportive points for mindfulness: - Treating everyday things like works leads you not enjoying them and doing them poorly. Yet the bulk amount of time in your life is spent doing these very activities.' - Finding enjoyment in perfecting simple things actually makes a lot sense, as its presented. - If you stub your toe, drop a dish, etc, and don't practise doing the movement properly you are likely to make the mistake again. Support in Absurdist: - He puts the radio, with its neatly wrapped cord, under a sink. - "Gentle old cop making a soft arrest" - the contrast between 'gentle' and 'soft' with arrest is clearly absurd. - 10 month year with 26 days - Taking your time in a gun fight. Support for Satirizing (comical critique): - The objects are clearly magical. - The utensils instantly drop exactly where they need to without sorting. - The toothpaste cup basically cleans itself. - The chair actually does move in front of him. - The contrast between the do-easy mindfulness and the ignorant way of living are infomercial-level exaggerated. The ending summarizes the absurd double-entendre: a gun-fight is a simple movement done very well in a zen sort of way (the trick to moving fast is to practice slowly), but at the same time its clearly absurd. Its also a gun-fight. You don't have time. Really great video. I'll be watching it again