Nov 17, 2007 6:26:20 PM cite

it is something that i know but i don't practice and that is that the most important thing in my life is myself as well as in your life is yourself that is what one of my friends repeats over and over again that what i believe and react according to is that we have to do only that what make us feel happy there isn't anything much important and i have to add that happiness that is build on others sadness wan't last for long

by jaj

Jul 7, 2007 7:14:52 PM cite

No person is an island, complete and entire to themselves. To live in isolation, to create self imposed barriers, whether virtual or material, against the world is to become less than human and diminishes humanity as a whole.

by shevek_v

Apr 17, 2007 3:45:11 PM cite

Love. To love is most exciting. Never ending. Love God, your neighbour, yourself, your so called enemy. Love the human family, Familie Mensch. Love itself loves you into love.

by Evangelista

Apr 11, 2007 6:27:10 AM cite

at a young age, my mother had taught me to never feel sorry for a person. She had told me that "feeling sorry for a person only makes them ashamed and makes them feel worse and weak." I never thought much of this until tragedy and pain happened to my family, people all around us said sorry, poor them, i feel so bad for them... this did more harm then help and eventually sent me into a deep depresion, that too this day makes the subject hard to talk about, so here is a way of going about it..When a person or a group of people are in peril the best thing for them is to understand the pain without feeling sorry for them.

by Sheldon P

Mar 31, 2007 2:54:58 AM cite

One of the most important things I've learned in my life is the value of respect for all things. Respect is a foundation, that if practiced by everyone to everything, can calm (maybe eliminate) the violence against the human and natural world.

by artdirector1

Mar 29, 2007 8:35:28 PM cite

I learned that we humans have a universal set of needs that have to be satisfied for us to be healthy, productive, compassionate, and peaceful. And those needs are listed here: http://www.thewiseturtle.com/needs.html

by Turil