In Hebrew your name means Princess…
You are my Princess.
December 2010
13 posts
November 2010
15 posts
“Have you ever thought,
What love would be like with someone else?
Have you ever tried,
Being so alone that you can’t escape?
Living without love makes you see
That the rest of the world just doesn’t give a damn but
Youuu don’t have to know what that’s like…” —KK
What love would be like with someone else?
Have you ever tried,
Being so alone that you can’t escape?
Living without love makes you see
That the rest of the world just doesn’t give a damn but
Youuu don’t have to know what that’s like…” —KK
Thankful
I’m thankful for my parents and sis.
I’m thankful for new experiences.
I’m thankful for awesome food.
I’m thankful for randomshorts.
I’m thankful for waking up in the morning.
I’m thankful for new friends.
I’m thankful for a new heart.
I’m thankful for her smile, her eyes, her kiss, and her laugh. Her song, her dance. Her
wisdom and her passion.
I am thankful to have been blessed.
I’m thankful for peace, love, and rock n roll…
“Nobody can teach you love. Love you have to find yourself, within your being, by raising your consciousness to higher levels. And when love comes, there is no question of responsibility. You do things because you enjoy doing them for the person you love. You are not obliging the person, you are not even wanting anything in return, not even gratitude. On the contrary, you are grateful that the person has allowed you to do something for him or her. It was your joy, sheer joy. Love knows nothing of responsibility. It does many things, it is very creative; it shares all that it has, but it is not a responsibility, remember. Responsibility is an ugly word in comparison to love. Love is natural. Responsibility is created by the cunning priests, politicians who want to dominate you in the name of God, in the name of the nation, in the name of family, in the name of religion — any fiction will do. But they don’t talk about love. On the contrary, they are all against love, because love is unable to be controlled by them. A man of love acts out of his own heart, not according to any moral code.”
—Osho
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