actualising actually

I never thought, until I did. I'll keep re-inventing myself until I forget how. I figure by that time it wont matter:) (Michael Kawitsky a.k.a. Schwann)

sins and blessings

"God" is one word for an infinity of sins and blessings, rights and wrongs, goods and evils, lights and darks.

quitting happiness

You will never be happy until you are happy with who you are, what you're doing, and what you've got.

the final doughnut

and when the final doughnut be consumed and the last crumpet gobbled, then shall days of great intestinal fortitude be upon us...

pain hurts

Enjoyment is usually enjoyable; pain is sometimes insufferable.

the thing of fortunes

You know what they say about fortunes? That they come true in strange and bitter ways... in unexpected, unpredictable ways... particularly if you seek to tell them or know them... And, most especially the thing of fortunes is...

changing your mental linen

You have made your mind, now think in it.

it really is easy

There's nowhere you can be that isn't where you choose to be... (with apologies to the fab four)

leaning to little learning

The older you get, the more you understand how little you understand, and that realisation itself helps you understand more and more, sorry, I mean less and less…

kids and kid-makers

The gap between kid-makers and kids has been around since the dawn of peoplekind. Kid-makers constrain the freedom of kids. And kids grow up to be kid-makers who constrain the freedom of theirs in turn...

another face

The Complementarity Principle of Niels Bohr implies that a thing and its opposite can be true at the same time, as long as each is viewed from a different perspective, (except that different perspectives imply different timeframes ? !)

smoking kundalini

Quitting smoking is a true test of spiritual development. If you can't stare down an addiction, you can't raise up the kundalini.

all the same stuff

No piece of matter is less or more complex than any other.

get fractalled

Life is an emergent property of ordered complexity.

injustice

Injustice burns my gullet like the monstrous reflux in the throat of some garbage-eating beast in the less robust throat of a smaller and less deserving entity.