Category: english
Movement & Stillness
Life’s dance Life is a perpetual dance made up of movement and stillness. Movement and stillness can only exist together. Although one movement can and should give way to the next, much like a perpetuum mobile. Without stillness, the dance is nothing but a cacophony of never ending meaningless gestures. …
Habemus Magistrum
SIM CONSEC D/E 👍 👍 E/D 👍 👍 F/E 👍 👍
Choices
If you could step into any painting and live there for a day, which one would you choose and why?
Nothing on the Menu
Well, my dear Fabian, that is the way life is sometimes. Let me explain… You and I now live in a part of the world dominated by meat. Life is one big butcher shop here. Everyone is constantly on the lookout. Eyes pealed, geolocation fine-tuned, it’s all about finding that …
Heidelberg
Somebody asked me today: Do you like Heidelberg? Heidelberg is the song of wild parrots a top old castle walls. It’s thick morning fog. Round hills and through vineyards it crawls. It’s great Summer sunsets and rain drops in Spring. It’s a crossroad in life. It’s what gives our souls …
Messages from Beyond
It is intriguing to consider the possibility of a guiding force in our lives. A force that leads us to better places and stiller waters. But how should we respond to certain messages we “hear”? Listening to messages from above comes not without significant challenges. Often, we might fail to …
Life‘s Baggage
On the journey of life, our baggage is filled not just with natural abilities, or instruction through training and education. Our individual journeys are based on more than warnings and advice. The imprints of our experiences play a great role in shaping our perception and guiding our future steps.
The Truth
The truth will set you free, but first it will piss you off1 Book title by Gloria Steinem ↩
Just a Dream?
This week, while listening to the daily news in French, the presenter kept repeating the phrase “fuite en avant”, which literally translates as “a headlong rush into something”. Not being totally satisfied with the translation, I dug deeper into the actual meaning of the term. What I found was multifold: …