Wow, these are beautiful! Although I am not an otrovert, I think we can learn a thing or two from them. Described in "A gift of not belonging", they simply don't perceive this push, the expectations of the society. It's like they're disconnected from the "communal bluetooth" (as the author puts it). We are connected, but we can still pretend we are not and simply give priority to what we believe from within. Walking your own pathS and not having a clear answer about the next step seems strange for others. But strange is where the fun in life is.

The love of my life.

What attracted me to him was that he was absolutely unlike anyone else there is. Uniqueness, but also strangeness. I am a member of a chat group called "A necessarily strange group". We created it because we had an encounter with someone and we agreed that it was "unnecessarily strange". Upon self-reflection, we concluded that we are "necessarily strange". And that is what attracted me to K. in the first place. He is unique, strange, in a way that feels necessary.

It seems to me that contemporary art had gone much darker lately. It's not a complaint. I like dark, if for nothing else, it is usually honest. It reflects the times we live in. Have you noticed the shift? The fog clears...

I believe these are all coping mechanisms. People can't cope with their mortality. They invent stories about living forever. Through bloodline, through their work, or in some sort of afterlife. It's an escape from living here and now. Longevity is not about living forever or avoiding death, but maximizing life.

The sooner the resources wasters go out of business, the better for everyone.

Wow, these are beautiful! Although I am not an otrovert, I think we can learn a thing or two from them. Described in "A gift of not belonging", they simply don't perceive this push, the expectations of the society. It's like they're disconnected from the "communal bluetooth" (as the author puts it). We are connected, but we can still pretend we are not and simply give priority to what we believe from within. Walking your own pathS and not having a clear answer about the next step seems strange for others. But strange is where the fun in life is.

I'm still here! More or less 😉 Working on some things, but this is a good refuge for the mind...

City and the valley. That's my pendulum. City is opportunity to cooperate, in the valley is my family and the opportunity to create and improve from within. To build our projects, grow plants, think, meditate, integrate. Wherever I am, I feel the pendulum pushing me to the other side. Never to the traffic jam like this one though. I'd rather do my norwegian protocol workout, meditation and have some tea.