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- hi, this post sounds interesting somehow.....let me see....your profile says you speak english and bosnian and croat.....so i figure out you are from somewhere in Bosnia or your family is......let me ask you (send me a message to my profile message box, please)..when considering how free time is spent in Bosnia and it is spent in Scotland (in general in both places), what are your feelings, i mean if you do some kind of comparison....and when considering lifestyles (in comparison, again) you have reached to a conclusion that some lifestyles are better than others or you feel that it depends very much on oneself and although one "has to" adapt somehow to the enviroment, some lifestyles fit better than others to the individual attitudes/values/expectations/desires than others. Hope i expressed clear what i'd like to know/discuss, etc. I guess there is no exact answer to this question, but the most valuable here is the personal opinion of the one that express it. Thanks if you answer me.0 votedMarch 12, 20110
- hello pretty!. Your question has a lot of philosophy included, so it would be ok to know up to what point you are talking philosophy or simply practical things. In any case, let me say the following: indiference is not bad by itself. Are you talking about other's indiference or your own indiference? I am indiferent to some things because i know they dont have anything to do with me or because i dont have anything to add to them. In this case, my indiference is simply neutrality. I m not superman (and i m proud of it!). Then there may be things you love or things you may hate....here if having these feelings (which have a potential for makes you move forwards somehow) you keep an indiferent atitude, then the problem is yours and nobody else can solve it until you find your way out. And if you think that the way out from indiference is hate, well, make sure it makes you feel good, if not you are wasting your own precious time. To finish....looking at your pic i couldnt stay indiferent to your question, so i wrote this. then, the option i thought it could arise after answering you is not hating you, thats sure. But i have no method to ascertain if my way out goes anywhere or not.So, next thing i ll do is to accept the results, and afterwards behave accordingly to what is inside of me and the stimuli i receive from outside. And thats life! (well. i guess, i cant know everything!). Doing the best of yourself will never be easy, so stay prepared to suffer a bit, althought i dont think this is a good option. Best option is to enjoy, but not many people seems to be convinced of it!0 votedMarch 10, 20110
- to my surprise, many chinese seem to be suffering of a big amount of loneliness. I cant understand it very well.....anyway, if you want...contact me and we will exchange some comunications, ok? becoming a best friend via internet is quite difficult and i had a very bad experience throught internet lately and i am a bit reluctant now. But, if you want to comunicate, i ll be eager to listen to you and if i see the thing go astray somehow, i ll tell you! ok?0 votedMarch 9, 20110
- hello Nikki. Your question seemed interesting to me. i read also your presentation in profile. tibetan: tibetan use an alphabet. It is a version of the devanagari alphabet and follows almost totally the rules applied by the indians alphabets which steem from the same original alphabet. It is not difficult to learn as long as you take a time to remember it by practicing briefly on a dayly basis. True, they have special diacritics for consonantal clusters, but this is part of the "fun" (lets put it that way). Charles Turtle is a good editorial about asian languages and cultures, and it is american, so most probably you ll find anything easily. I tried to learn some tibetan some time ago and have many books, but i dont know the language. Compare wioth chinese it is very easy as if i remember well, they just have 2 tones and they are not always sematic. As for tibetan buddhism, i d say it is quite teocratic in the sense that the lama is the reincarnation of the buddha. I think there are other schools of buddhism more centered on spirituality better than in "institutionality" but this is a very personal issue and i wont be entering this. Friendly greetings!0 votedFebruary 6, 20110

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