Hi Kermit,

As the french would say, enchante! Thanks for the encouragement, esp a young girl who is learning the joys of discovery.

I am quite amazed at your all-encompassing curiosity and collection of random thoughts. Quite different from my approach to life but be messy, at least you know you are living. I was struck by the nature of your thoughts about life and responses you received as to what people are pursuing in life. Positive qualities: happiness, joy, security, peace. I believe that this is the destination we wish to attain at the end of the road, but there are many I believe who get confused with how do get there?

With your experience and knowledge, I applaud your efforts in enlightening others about your lessons in life. I believe it will influence many people.Keep up the good work.

“The belief that there is only one truth, and that oneself is in possession of it, is the root of all evil in the world” A quote by Max Born (German Physicist. Nobel Prize for Physics in 1954. 1882-1970)

Sometimes, as a young girl, I wished I was given an inventory to the keys of a good life. Then again, what a bore life will be. Although only 20, the compaction of trials in my little life's tapestry have taught me the incredible pleasures of discovery. There is so much I don't know, and so much I want to know. I think as humans, we don't quite understand why we ought to experience this dimension. Someone once told me that we are not humans having a spiritual experience, but a spirit having a human experience--and being human is daunting. However tumultuous it may be though, there are so many diamonds to be found, if only we sought with the quasi-inquenchability of treasure hunters. I don't believe at the end of my journey, I will figure out the keys of a good life, but meanwhilst, I shall be content in the continual pursuit of it.

Thank you once again for your comment.