You can forget it in some bookshelf or other for many years, so that one day your children or grandchildren can pick it up by chance and remind you of it. You can pretend to read from it in the bus, when in fact you spy the hips of the pretty girl standing by the … Continue reading Things You Can Do with a Book, Apart From Reading It
Often, we are sad precisely because we don't want to be sad, or suffer because we don't want to suffer. We want to feel good, but we always stumble along the way, or else find out that what we achieve or attain isn't what we hoped it would be. And we suffer, and we grow … Continue reading It’s Okay to Be Sad
Thinking easily transports us away from the present, into the uncertain future, or back into the disappointing past, so that every day, for large periods of time, we can wander distractedly among our thoughts instead of attending to the here and the now. Thinking may place us at the forefront of evolution, and it may … Continue reading Let’s Think Less
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