Phoebe
January 14, 2010
Children are Fearless
January 11, 2010
Shopping for something you actually need is such a joy
yesterday I bought a yogi pant.
this morning when I rolled it down I realized they have a very creative sewed-in lining going around my butt all this time.
From “The secret to getting around is getting started” to ” We agree, your boss is an idiot”.
i fell in love with it instantly.
while my mum has been moaning at me for buying identical (black) items and wear only them (“HOW on earth could you lure a rich husband like that!!?)
I have decided to buy another 2 of these OTM Yoga Pant Black.
for the first time =D
Kant’s theory of Idealism claimed that our perceptions are not really all about a physiological process that transmit the image of the world into our brain. It is the result of a psychological process that combines what we see with what we already think, feel, know… and then uses this combination of sensory info and preexisting knowledge to construct what we thought as perception.
However obvious it might sound, most of us are not aware of it.
When a painful sensation emerge, our mind go crazy, we associate that very sensation with all the past experiences of pain, injuries, bruises, car crashes, hermorrhoid…
It is no longer about that very innocent sensation
This is why children are fearless. …They hop into headstand without all that jiggling and giggling.
The Unspoken
January 4, 2010
how matter justification
we are the subject of their abuse
i do not know how you sublime yours
but you have got to hate
forgiveness without hatred is our castration
like mud off mirror
i want to see your beautiful soul.
Do not misuse Nihilism
January 3, 2010
perhaps when we find ourselves wanting everything, it is because we are dangerously near to wanting nothing
- Sylvia Plath
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest
December 31, 2009
To those under the age of, say 25, it will be a theatrically powerful but not especially challenging ensemble showpiece, which poses the now-familiar question, who is insane — the keepers or the kept
Sadly, the ideas herein are today as earth-shattering as The Pill, as revolutionary as pot, as relevant as the Cold War.
Gladly, however, their transfer to the screen is potent,contemporary, compelling.
“the ture opposite of depression is neither gaiety nor absence of pain, but vitality- the freedom to experience spontaneous feelings. It is part of the kaleidoscope of life that these feelings are not only happy, beautiful, or good but can reflect the entire range of human experience, including envy, jealousy, rage, disgust, greed, despair, and grief. “
“Barbara experienced in therapy for the first time the agonizing fear and rage she had had to repress when she was ten years old and came home from school on her mother’s birthday to find her lying on the floor with closed eyes. The child cried out, thinking her mother was dead. The mother then opened her eyes and said, delighted, “You gave me the most prescious birthday gift. Now I know that you love me, that somebody loves me.” For decades pity and compassion hindered Barbara from realizing the cruelty.”
- Alice Miller, The Drama of the Gifted Child.
Everybody asks why I started at the end and worked back to the beginning, the reason is simple, I couldn’t understand the beginning until I had reached the end.
Lucky
December 21, 2009
Lucky I am in love with my best friend
Lucky to have been where I have been
Lucky to be coming home … someday
