“No medium can remove the need for thoughtfulness, artistry and eloquence in the creation of something great.”
So perhaps this is an apt time to discover dignity in old age, lest my generation become for a puling exit from the stage of life.
“The current dot.com IPO mania is a lot like the ‘tulipomania’ craze that overtook Holland in the seventeenth century. (It didn’t end well.)”
“When we dress uniformly we can return to nakedness, to even a nakedness beyond nakedness, revealing the fundamental humanness beneath our trappings.”
Perhaps the most valuable message the Tao Te Ching offers is that when something occurs, it contains within it the seeds of the negative and the positive.
“When my father said, ‘You descend from kings,’ he was reminding us that though we did not have the money of the powerful, we were powerful nonetheless.”
Barry Boyce wants to know: Is America’s dream freedom or a crusade of vindictive reform?
In my virginal, pre-ass-chew state, I was thick-headedly oblivious to the danger, my mind racing past that minor detail.
According to Barry Boyce, if you start to look at trees more, you start to notice things. Their lordly, meditative pace can slow you down and stop you.
As we get more connected globally, we’re becoming less connected locally. The global village is certainly global, but it’s no village.
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