jueves, 14 de febrero de 2008

FELIZ DIA DEL CARIÑO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
















A todas las chicas maravillosas, románticas, bellas, inteligentes, inspiradoras, adoradas representantes de lo más sublime, puro, provocativo y picoso.

A todas, feliz DIA DEL CARIÑO!!!

que la pasen cerca de sus respectivas amadas o amigas del corazón.

Que brillen y destellen sonrisas llenas de amor y coman mucho, beban poco y en fin, la pasemos requete bien.

A todas mi admiración, agradecimiento y amor.

a la/s
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Buscando respuestas, busco opciones, busco opiniones, busco saber y aprender.Simplemente, no cumplo con ninguna regla, espectativa, predicciòn o definiciòn.

CREO...QUE...


"La búsqueda de dios es una ocupación inútil, pues no hay nada que buscar donde nada existe. A los dioses no se les busca, se les crea..." Maximo Gorki

UNA DE TANTAS CONCLUSIONES...

"Cuando practicamos Zen, vemos que el dolor no es malo. Simplemente es dolor. Si nos pasamos la vida huyendo de momentos dolorosos, le cerramos la puerta a muchas cosas que de lo que la vida nos trae, tanto el dolor como la alegría. No podemos llorar cuando estamos tristes, ni podemos reir cuando estamos felices. Cuando evitamos el dolor y peleamos para no sentirlo, el dolor se convierte en sufrimiento.
Hay una enorme diferencia entre dolor y sufrimiento. El dolor con frecuencia no puede ser evitado, pero el sufrimiento si. Al aprender las diferencias entre ambos, muchos temores desaparecen."
Brenda Shoshanna.

"Gender, along with race, class, ethnicity, and age, is one of the most profound social status determinants in our society--
Gender is just not what I care about or even really notice in a sexual partner--I judge each person as an individual--I have categories, but gender isn´t one of them. I´m erotically attracted to intelligent people, to people with a kind of sleazy, sexy come-on, to eccentrics."
Jane Litwoman


“Nuestro temor a lo que sea que lo cause, se origina de nuestra ignorancia y se manifiesta a través de nuestras inseguridades. Reaccionamos con fobias, rechazo y ataque, según nosotros para defendernos de los fantasmas de nuestra mente...cuando estos temores son tan sólo engaños y nos volvemos sus indefensos esclavos.”

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