Open minded non religious friendly honest deep thinker spiritual outlook love oriented guy who is only here for friends
i DO NOT respond to =hi, hello, how are you= etc.
If the greeting has no substance.. most likely neither does the conversation

small talk is so boring. there are so many things in the world to speak about

Several tests declare me to be a sigma infj... use this info as you like

anything which gets my feet tapping, my shoulders bopping, or my heart beating deeper

eat less, chew more. sigh less, breath more. hate less, love more. then all good things are yours.

do not see yourself as the center of the universe..wise, good or beautiful. seek rather, wisdom, goodness and beauty that you may honor them everywhere

If you trust yourself, any choice you make will be correct. If you do not trust yourself, anything you do can be wrong

One might have a destiny, not necessarily a destination

On the surface, all is illusion. Sometimes you must risk all to find the truth beneath



KCC: When there is a right path and a wrong path, choosing neither or hiding behind a cloak of neutrality is the same thing as choosing the wrong path.
Peter: Why?
KCC: Because the right path will never be explored

To be alone without someone to love can be a waste of a body......but to "not" be alone without someone to love is a waste of a soul

Kan: Man against man. It is a contest that may have an end. He who is most skilled will prevail. You are both enjoined by your vows to do your utmost. Disciple Caine, you will attack. Disciple Han, you will defend (they spar/fight). Disciple Han you have done well [lost]. He who attacks must vanquish. He who defends must merely survive.
KCC: We swore an oath of friendship, master.
Kan: You are speaking of disciple Han?
KCC: Yes, master.
Kan: And he no longer feels bound by this oath?
KCC: Because of the contest yesterday, between us, in which he was defeated.
Kan: And you feel as though you have lost something?
KCC: I do.
Kan: What will you do now with your oath?
KCC: Is not an oath eternal?
Kan: But how can you control such a thing as a friendship? Which requires the assent of two persons. It is well to consider deeply, before binding yourself to an ideal, cause, or a man. But what is an oath worth that binds a man to an unachievable task?
KCC: He is still angry, it troubles me. I do not know how to answer to his hatred.
Kan: How else, but with love. One cannot always keep a friend. When that friend believes that one has wronged him.
KCC: But, I have not wronged him. He is mistaken.
Kan: Each man has the right to choose his enemies and his friends. He may choose unwisely, but the decision is his alone, to make. Then he must live with the consequences. And so must his enemies, and his friends.
  
   KCC: Master, what is the best way to meet the loss of one we love?
Kan: By knowing when we truly love, it is never lost. It is only after death that the depth of the bond is truly felt. And our loved one becomes more a part of us then was possible in life.
KCC: Are we only able to feel this toward those whom we have known and loved a long time?
Kan: Sometimes, a stranger known to us for moments can spark our souls to kinship for eternity.
KCC: How can strangers take on such importance to our souls?
Kan: Because our soul does not keep time. It merely records growth

   Po: Where is evil? In the rat, whose nature it is to steal grain. Or in the cat? Whose nature it is to kill the rat.
KCC: The rat steals. Yet for him the cat is evil.
Po: And to the cat, the rat.
KCC: Yet master, surely one of them is evil.
Po: The rat does not steal. The cat does not murder. Rain falls, the stream flows, a hill remains. Each acts according to its nature.
KCC: Then is there no evil for men? Each man tells himself that what he does is good. At least for himself.
Po: Grasshopper. A man may tell himself many things. But is a man