Dance, Subaru!

Adapted from a popular Japanese manga (comic book) of the same title, Dance Subaru! is a motivating tale about the self-realization of a young ballerina under adversity. Subaru tells the story of genius ballerina Subaru Miyamoto with a special emphasis placed on the harsh training she undergoes and the immense social and psychological pressure she experiences. Subaru overcomes these issues to give a performance that leaves her audience crying for more.

Poem from 'The Yellow Tears'

"In the face of my life all I can do is panic, such is my useless and pathetic youth.

Now, what we acquire along with our first wrinkle, is our trust in life,

this constant and this smile,

which says,'Friend, I know all about you.'

Looking back we learn, Life never deceives man,

Life... has never deceived a man."

quote by Lao Tsu

" For there to be harmony at home, it must be found in your own heart"

soul tibits

"Solitude is used to teach us how to live with others"

"Death is used to teach us about life"

sleeping sickness

"We've all heard about an illness in Central Africa called sleeping sickness. What we should also know is that a similar disease exists that attacks the soul. It's very dangerous because the early stages often go unnoticed. At the first sign of indifference or lack of enthusiasm, take note!
The only preventive against this disease is the realization that the soul suffers, suffers greatly, when we force it to live superficially. The soul loves all things beautiful and deep"

~~quote from {the winner stands alone} ~~

meaning of life? ~~~ part 2

"Live a worthy life, one that always puts others above self."

Think i will go work as a palliative nurse in my future to come, been thinking about that for awhile. Shall head towards that direction.

food for tots

• Retiring and discovering that you no longer have enough energy to enjoy life and dying a few years later of sheer boredom.
• Postpoing doing the really interesting things in life for later, when you won't hav the energy
• Avoiding depression with large daily doses of television.
• Spending years studying at university only to find at the end of it all that you're unemployable
• Working from nine till five every day at something that gives you no pleasure at all just so that, after thirty years, you can retire.