Wednesday, June 30, 2010

A Little Humor

This picture came about when I was with Jeannette in the computer lab. Basically we were just bored and decided to Google random stuff and she Googled my favourite phrase, "I have no idea." And thats when we came about this utterly hilarious picture.

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And I am lazy to post another time, so here's what I want to tell everyone today.

Express your love.
Because keeping it in is no different from not having any.

Friday, June 25, 2010

Schwatzernigigigiger!

God!
There is hardly people tagging my blog!
More pathetic than primary school bloggers!
But it's okay. I will continue blogging..
For whoever that reads this might get something out of it (:

But please be nice and tag? ):

PS: Any spelling mistakes made in the title are fully intentional. :O

Thursday, June 24, 2010

Desk-bound Chimpanzees!


I was just wondering why people with desk-jobs are usually unhappy.. And I concluded that, somewhere between the evolution, we went from swinging from tree to tree to farming (all physical) and then suddenly, we were forced to be confined to our desks cubicles like monkeys in small cages with nothing more than its basic needs.

Being a student is also somehow a desk-job. We stay at our desks doing work in formal attire! Naturally, this makes us little restless and quite unhappy sometimes.

Thats why students want to go out to work that much. They want to be free, instinctively that seems to be freedom - to run around independently and reign. Meeting new clients, flying around the globe leaving marks of success and accomplishment etc. That's how most of the movies portray it anyways, right?

In our brainwashed and money-slapped-me-stupid society, they tend to focus very much of materialistic things. Big house, dogs, more cars, more maids, more cash, more branded goods... more more more.. more is good.. more is good.

And that's how we get brainwashed.

We become money zombies, instead of going, "Brains, brains" we go, "Money, money" and we are willing to sacrifice happiness for it, thinking that happiness will come when money comes. But sadly, in this cruel world it isn't like that.

In this world, things that physically appear (eg. money, cars, house) will disappear. But things that do not appear physically (eg. instinct, family bonds, happiness, peace) are ALWAYS deep within you by default.

Is it possible to be happy with something so unlike our nature? Maybe... Possibilities are endless!

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Speechless



Monday, June 21, 2010

Always A Woman.

I think this song is a very wonderful song because at times in love, it is very difficult not to feel pain. But no matter how much pain we receive, that special person will always be in your heart, all amazing and glorious. And it never changes.

Friday, June 18, 2010

Final Destination.


1 person dies in every four seconds.
People die during school trips,
people die by the strike of the lightning.

Some die by disease,
Slow and painful.

Our life is a live version of final destination.
You wouldn't know when you will go.
If you have said hello, you have to be able to say goodbye.

And with that goodbye, leaves your final impression of your life on Earth. One that you wouldn't be able to change. One that will live on until the day it is lost. And that, is a pretty long period of time. You think first impressions are important? Maybe final impressions are even more important... It wraps up everything.

So cherish one another.
Love yourself and make the world around you smile!

Forgive.

Monday, June 14, 2010

Spiritual Achievements.


"What if, right now... you are gonna die, what have you archived in life?"

What do you want to achieve?
Is it good results?
Is it a filthy rich lifestyle?
Is it a high position in a job?

Is your achievement all about yourself or your future family?
If yes, then we probably have to look a little deeper.

I cannot be a flower peace child all my life. One day, the materialistic world will slap me stupid and I will become a money slave just like many others. And that's why I am typing all these here hoping someone will see it and remind me of how I used to be if I ever go there.

But today, I will remind you of how YOU used to be.

When we were younger, I am sure we would have seen stuff like Batman, Power Puff Girls (my friend's dad used to call them Pok Pok Girl) and power rangers. Noone hoped to be the bad guy in the show, most kids would want to be the good guy! No, not because the good guy does good, it is because the good guy always wins!

Winning has always been important to us. It makes us feel powerful and successful, the alpha dog. It also tells us that our effort haven't been wasted. But to truly win, we cannot just win at the surface. A true winner is one who is happy no matter where he stands.

A person can be a CEO, but he is broken, angsty and selfish. He lives through his life half-dying trying to achieve more and more materialistic things, thinking: "If I can have this, I will be happy!" but he doesn't know that he has failed to fulfill his spiritual achievement. He is a turtle that sticks his head out of it's shell 24/7 and forgot that he has a shell to go into. Inside that shell is his soul.

You can work your pants off, dance and drink your time away or fly business class everyday but never forget that, besides the house you are living in, the true home is always inside of you.

The greatest achievement that anyone could ever have is being happy.
Love and respect yourself. And don't forget to share your happiness!

Respect means not letting yourself become a slave of money!

Forgive. (: