After watching many worldly videos such as Covid-19 and Ukraine, I felt tired finally. It seems the worldly things repeat forever. It seems better foe me to focus on something fundamental.

That is when I found Arthur Schopenhauer on Youtube. By the way, I have been a quote lover. But so far, somehow I have been avoided quotes by so called philosophers. Probably it is because I have some glitches about academia. Now, I am free from it and enjoying Arthur Schopenhauer.

The one I like most at this moment is the following: "Mostly it is loss which teaches us about the worth of the thing."

Personally, I feel I lost my motivation these days and that's why I wanted to watch the video. Relaxing on a beach is not bad but it will be boring soon. I want to do something meaningful for me and for others.

I set my biggest goal a long time ago and now I am losing the motivation. I don't know why this happened and I don't know it is good or bad.

One thing is for sure: I want to use my time for something meaningful. As Elon says money doesn't motivate me at all anymore.

I feel I am gradually getting what Osho is saying here. I used to feel that some intellect seemed so stupid. They know so many things I don't know. But their knowledge is not theirs.  All the knowledge are borrowed as Osho points out.

Intelligence has nothing to do with accumulated knowledges. Intelligence is a power to see things through. We are born with it but we don't really use it. Instead we become intellect. 

Osho is someone I am strongly attracted to. The quality is quite unique and rare. He had a lot of followers and still does.

Not sure yet what the quality is, I would like to get deeper in it for a while.

I came to know Ken Tamplin on Youtube recently and was caught by his charm. And his charm is not limited in the area of voice coaching.

The first point he made in the video was that you can learn new skills if you have guts to do so. The second point was that experts are those who can demonstrate what they teach and those whose students can demonstrate it too.

Arnold is an amazing human being apparently. He knows how to live successfully. Anybody can learn something from him.

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It's a classic question humans have been asking forever. 

On the first day of April, I would like to put this video for me and everyone on this planet.

The world you experience is not there outside, it is here inside you.

It is something you are creating by your choosing. It may be difficult to grasp at the beginning but it is getting easier for you to understand. There is nothing outside you. Everything is in you. Everything is actually you.

The fundamental reason why we advance is that we learn from others. Others include the previous generations. Yes, you can learn from your own failure and success. However, if you can learn from others' failure and success, it is better and greater.

As Ray Dalio points out, the goal you achieve is not the real reward. The evolution of you is. The growth you get along the way is.

Anyway, it is a great time to live as we have access to lots of valuable information, which we couldn't before. The question is 'Are you asking for these information?'. If not, it is not valuable at all for you.

​About 500 years ago, there was an eccentric Japanese Zen Buddhist monk called Ikkyū. If you happened to be born and raised in Japan, probably you know some of his stories. Here is one of them.
 
One day during a new year celebration time, he was walking around in the city of Kyoto, saying ‘be cautious, be cautious’. He had a bamboo stick in his hand and on top of it, a human skull was hanged. He wanted to remind people that life is limited.