In the first part of this essay I was defining "I want" as present perfect continuous: I say that I want to do something when I have already been doing this for a while. This proves that my words are not just words but also actions, that my future tense is all right, that there is no gap between 'I want" and 'I do' or the gap is minimal.

[Here's the yin part.]Here's ( Read more... )

If you want to change the world - start from yourself ( Read more... )

From this moment of clarity, when I feel so at my best, I write to you from the moment when your world is falling into pieces and you are feeling that you can't face anyone at all ( Read more... )

Today I did a thing that felt somewhat symbolic but totally good. I rearranged books on my bookshelves ( Read more... )

It occured to me today that if you are doing something big and beautiful you should be ultimately congruent: your speech should honestly reflect your thoughts and feelings ( Read more... )