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Hello there! I am Edi from Budapest, Hungary. I am learning Japanese and English languages. I believe in the magical power of a smile, because I have experienced it. I love to smile at others. I enjoy exchanging thoughts and ideas with people whom has different cultural backgrounds and different point of views.
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    Thank you for commenting....and yes, you are right. Words are more than capable of depicting emotion. I think I was misunderstandable, because I just wanted to know, what others think if it is possible to tell the truth itself by words? Do we know truth? Many people think they know. They are absolutely sure about their right.

     

    My personal experience is that, people value language, literature, poetry, and I think it is harder to write the simpliest line, than a glittering sentence. A haiku seems to be simple, but eternal.

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    I love your words and I agree with your thoughts Mane. I arrived to this question from the two opinions: "I think, therefore I exist" or "I expereience, therefore I exist". Some years ago  I thougth there is nothing higher for human than the ability of thinking and logic. So I was thinking, later overthinking and overanalyzing everyting, and finally I got depression. Logical thinking didn't help me to achive the answers I wanted to know. It is impossible, to find truth with logic and thinking. We cannot even form our pure sensations into words. I was courious if anyone think differently.

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    July 30, 2011
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    Yes, I have that feeling sometimes, like an unconquerable cold space between human's hearts.

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    July 30, 2011
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    ringo ga suki desu I have been told to use Hiragana to write in Japanese. But I don't know all of them yet, so I thought it is forgivable if I use Romanji. Or I can use both, cause I know some Hiragana. あたしは edi です Today I have learnt the word "ringo" and I wonder how to write with hiragana. Ringo means apple in English. I love apple. :) あたしは ringo が すきです あたしは ringo お taberimasu. from taberimasu I know - ta た and su す
    July 29, 2011
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    Poets and artists have the gift to see things as they are, and they show us. It's their pure heart. I really appreciate that.

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    July 29, 2011
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    I was thinking if it’s possible to manifest feelings into words. We put a name on everything, even on feelings. For example, what is love? Surley there are great explanations, but that is cannot be be sensation itself. Sensation doesn’t exist in material world, so when we give a form to it with words, it must change. Maybe to an abstracted form of the original.

    But overanalysing feelings, what I was doing for long time, didn’t make a sence andI wonder why we need explanations…

     …sorry for writing without a sence. :)

     

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    July 29, 2011
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    I would smile :)

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    July 29, 2011
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    You're welcome. Beautiful, isn't it?

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    July 29, 2011
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    Yes, it has related with zen buddhism, and I think my story is just like the old Indian parable about the man wearing a headband with a pearl on it who suddenly thinks that he has lost his pearl. He runs around from place to place, from town to town, from country to country, searching for his pearl until finally he looks in the mirror and realizes it was with him the whole time: He´d never lost it.

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    July 28, 2011
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    Communication-expressing feelings

    Do you always have words to express your feeling with its depth?

    Is it possible to form sensation into words without changing the pure sensation?  

    July 27, 2011
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