Sometimes you wonder when you'd hit that "perfect moment".. and you look for it
The time when the sunlight hits the hill at the right angle.
That moment of solace and profoundness when you look at a quiet sunset
A quiet moment with a dear one
But sometimes that perfect moment is not found, but made.
Either go to it and make it happen, or seek within yourself to see that the perfect moment is already in front of you
Speaking Slowly, My Thoughts
Thoughts dubiously worthy of sharing. Spoken slowly and wisely so that I can understand what I say myself
Sunday, October 03, 2010
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Link : Stuff No One Told Me
There are some gems here
http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/
Some serious philosophy like
"Do it as if there is no chance of failing"
http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/2010/07/34.html
Or tongue in cheek
"It's good to have big hopes and expectations but keep them logical..."
http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/2010/06/19.html
http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/
Some serious philosophy like
"Do it as if there is no chance of failing"
http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/2010/07/34.html
Or tongue in cheek
"It's good to have big hopes and expectations but keep them logical..."
http://stuffnoonetoldme.blogspot.com/2010/06/19.html
Innocence of a Child
"A child's innocence comes from it's parents love"
A young child looks up to an adult, reaches out his hand with an expression of curiosity, wonder and trust.
This is one of the most beautiful sight in my opinion - the innocence of a young child (before they discover Playstations, Xboxes and Nintendo DSes).
Deep thought - There's one thing to realise from this. A child's innocence does not come naturally. What we perceive as innocence is an expression of trust and eagerness to see that world as it is. It is indeed beautiful.
But that trust and readiness to open himself or herself comes from the love and care that the child's guardian extends to it. Imagine a child that is mistreated and abused I bet he or she will be withdrawn and in constant fear of the world.
A young child looks up to an adult, reaches out his hand with an expression of curiosity, wonder and trust.
This is one of the most beautiful sight in my opinion - the innocence of a young child (before they discover Playstations, Xboxes and Nintendo DSes).
Deep thought - There's one thing to realise from this. A child's innocence does not come naturally. What we perceive as innocence is an expression of trust and eagerness to see that world as it is. It is indeed beautiful.
But that trust and readiness to open himself or herself comes from the love and care that the child's guardian extends to it. Imagine a child that is mistreated and abused I bet he or she will be withdrawn and in constant fear of the world.
Saturday, September 02, 2006
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