The Eternal Riddle Of Wisdom

MySpace: "'Truth through knowledge. Knowledge through understanding. Understanding through Truth. Wisdom's eternal cycle' —Barb Hendee

'Knowledge hides the truth. Understanding deceives the knowledge. Truth reveals when you cease to know and understand.
The eternal riddle of wisdom.'"

Every Change Will Make A Differrence

MySpace: "'To know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded.' —Ralph Waldo Emerson

Everything you do in life no mater how small or you think is insignificant will create a difference.

There was this one story of a man who try to save thousands of fish that was stranted on the beach. He pick's up one by one and throw it back into the ocean.
Another man said to him 'This is not going to make a different or save them.' The first man toss another one back into the water and said 'For this one it did.'"

Every Imperfection Is Perfection.

MySpace: "'We come to love not by finding a perfect person, but by learning to see an imperfect person perfectly.' —Sam Keen

There is no such thing as an imperfect person.
Every imperfection is perfection.
No two branches looks alike."

Knowing To Forgive

MySpace: "‎'The more a man knows, the more he forgives.' —Catherine the Great

knowing to forgive, knowing to letgo, knowing to detach, knowing to forget.

Why carry all that burden when forgiveness can unload the burden?"

Go With The Flow

MySpace: "Conscience is a man's
compass, and though the needle sometimes deviates, though one often
perceives irregularities when directing one's course by it, one must
still try to follow its direction. -Vincent van Gogh

Like a leaf flow down a river, the path to least resistance is downstream. It is not attach to the water, does it swim ashore nor jump out of the water. It rests where it stops."

Nature Vs. Wisdom

MySpace: "‎'Nature and wisdom never are at strife.' —Plutarch

A flower doesn't complain, worry, or make excuses."

Expansion With Interaction

MySpace: "'In learning to know other things, and other minds, we become more intimately acquainted with ourselves, and are to ourselves better worth knowing.' —Philip Gilbert Hamilton

Expantion with interaction."