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17.08.2011

We live in the world of information. There are too much negative information which the media leaks on us.  When I leave the town I go into stillness and my mind is calm. I understand life isn't rush for profit or pleasure. Life is too short to spend it for vanity.  There are how much beauty around! What can we see in the stuffy offices? It's only depression and suicide. Go to the nature! You'll find happiness and peace of mind there. The less information the more peace of mind.
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