Reflections on Peace, Philosophy, and Life
I was kicked out of school at the age of 15, because apparently I was considered useless and disruptive, by the much disliked tyrant headmaster (I wasn't the only one with this view of the headmaster). When I decided to go to university, I had to collect some entrance papers. So I studied German (because I found that easy) and Logic. During that time, I started a discussion society at the college I was at (Walbrook College in London) and we invited various guest speakers to give us a talk which we would then discuss with the speaker.
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A phrase I coined for myself, which has often helped me maintain a sense of perspective over the years:
If I'm good enough for the creator, then I'm good enough for anyone.
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The unreal never is: the Real never is not.
This truth indeed has been seen by those who can see the true.
The Bhagavad Gita, as translated by E.V. Rieu, was the second Book to seriously grab my attention.
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One of the first books that gave me hope, was the Tao Te Ching, written approx. 6th century BC. A good friend gave me a copy for my 21st Birthday, and I still have a copy with me.
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