Welll, not really. More like What a Buddhist monk taught me about blogging. That's the title of a post by Darren over at ProBlogger.net on the subject of how to handle it when people are dumping hate and anger on your head. Apparently this is something common in the blog world (he says he gets email about it every week). I like the advice, it's worth checking out. I'm tempted to include it here since there's one line that sums it up nicely, but that's not fair to steal his thunder. Go read his post.
Something interesting to note about Darren's post is how the minute he says that he learned something from a Buddhist monk he feels obliged to say, "Not that I'm changing religions…" Why does that make me think of the Seinfeld "Not that there's anything wrong with that episode?" How come learning something from a Buddhist implies that you have to become a Buddhist? Or that you have to make sure that people don't think that?