Slave to the quote
Mediocre individuals who use in their speech sentences attached to famous names get to feel really witty and inspired. So true, so fucking useless. First, those people they quote, may they be dead or alive, had real lives. During their real lives, they lived, worked, whatever, but more importantly, they thought. They were active individuals on the pensive front, and it's useful as well as respectful to quote their work.
On the other hand
On the other hand
Weird shyte
It's only peculiar to fall in love blindly with a girl, then to look at her face.
update: it's quite funny to black out one night to wake up the next day with things published on my blog. I still wonder what was the trigger that made me think of such a thing.
update: it's quite funny to black out one night to wake up the next day with things published on my blog. I still wonder what was the trigger that made me think of such a thing.
Choice
Figuring out what one doesn't want is a hell of a lot easier than figuring out what they want.
religion, love
religion is nothing more than an accurate expression and at the same time explanation of love. irrational and infinite: such a thing can only be called love. the love of god, in this case.
where human love might perish when the imperfections of the loved one surface, the love of god can be timeless, since god (as the imaginary, thus perfect being) is completely incapable of doing anything to alter the image of perfection. everything else is simply an act of human imagination.
where human love might perish when the imperfections of the loved one surface, the love of god can be timeless, since god (as the imaginary, thus perfect being) is completely incapable of doing anything to alter the image of perfection. everything else is simply an act of human imagination.
freedom: evolution
Today I came across a picture with a nice caption: 'Some of the most interesting people I know don't know what to do with their lives'. I find this quite intriguing as true at the same time, plus it spoke to me whereas I figure
Entrapment? Freedom?
All my life I've been trying to avoid myself: to destroy all that's been implemented by parents, education, society and above all, I tried not to live the life of my parents. Of course, this is bullshit at some level, since I live in the society. However, the thought of leaving the ME, like a snail can leave an empty shell behind, never disappeared. After I first experienced
a lesson in freedom
Simple things bring pure bliss when considered accordingly and not turned into some stupid expectations charged with a thrust of misplaced emotions. That's because having expectations from others may prove to be the utmost act of egoism.
Promises and free will
At a first glance, it's easy to make a promise. All one needs to do is keep their word and there, promise kept, one is off the hook and categorized as an honorable person. Well, that's easier said than done. Of course, most of the times a promise is a simple thing which does not need extraordinary circumstances in order to be kept, since it's all about a simple
On hAPPINESS
Happiness can be an extremely alienating state sometimes; and annoying, too, for the very same reason: you feel like you are complete. And there's nothing more wrong than that. For the simple reason that it never lasts. Point me out a single person who's been happy all along their life - there's no such person.
On feelings and confusion
Feelings are confusion. That's quite a hazardous statement, but let's have a closer look at things.
Most of the people take pride in being rational beings, when actually they are nothing but bags overflowing with emotions. The fun part is that distinguishing between reasons and emotion becomes harder than we thought; and this occurs, of course, especially
Most of the people take pride in being rational beings, when actually they are nothing but bags overflowing with emotions. The fun part is that distinguishing between reasons and emotion becomes harder than we thought; and this occurs, of course, especially
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