In their second attempt to translate Buddhist and Daoist principles to a western audience, Mind Fuzz explores themes of the collective consciousness, escaping social pressures, oppression from the American Oligarchy, and embracing change in the ever-present moment. The second volume is far less humorous, and instead aims to provide general guidance in paradoxically separating one's self from the shackles of outside perception and the shortcomings of individualism. Every human is a mirror to another. This collection stems from deeply personal journal entries filled with hope for a kinder, understanding world. What do you see clearly in the fragments of this Las Vegas artist's psyche? What concepts do you need to sit with before they can be self-actualized? Ask yourself, what's in your Mind Fuzz?