Денис Владимирович

«Страстно делай сегодня то, что должно сделать, Ибо кто знает? Завтра, ждет смерть.» - Будда Мы живем, и мы умираем в неведении будущего. Верующий человек или же скептик, реальности безразличны наши чаяния. Откровение о пути после смерти, будучи вручено нам и цель раскрыта, могло бы изменить человечество и дать нам назначение или напротив разделить и лишить развития. Однако же, мы свободны. В абсолютно блаженном забвении каждый из нас решает, что есть важно. Я не считаю себя экспертом способным дарить советы в таких сферах, ведь важность каждого угасающего мгновенья и бой за цель в жизни, есть священное топливо гениев и будь использовано неверно способно обжечь душу человека...

“Your soul is oftentimes a battlefield, upon which your reason and your judgment wage war against your passion and your appetite. ” With these lines from the poem “On reason and passion” by Khalil Gibran, I find myself defining the sort of inner storm I am amidst. As dashing man, I want to see myself, both quick of wit and versed in four languages, two yet to fathom. Fit and mettle, with eyes hungry for knowledge in ambivalent spheres like psychology and programming in Python. The proud father and prudent husband. Of being such man, my mind with appetite daydream. The traits and skills like these l am with passion reaching to acquire...

Although the notion of heroism is well known and superheroes are popular as ever. I do feel obliged to hold forth on perspective, I find more expressive and true to my soul. James Freeman Clarke an American advocate of human rights and the author to speech “True Manliness” painted an image of everyday hero I build myself to be. For what the reason behind all talk of heroism if not the growth of one’s spirit to evince that the hero is not just a fairy tale. Bringing back the speech “True Manliness”, I want my reader and myself to venture into the realm of duality prospected by J. F. Clark and apprehend differences of False and True manliness...

“Ardently do today what must be done. Who knows? Tomorrow, death comes.” - Buddha We live and we die, we leave this world into the unknown. Believer reader might be or sceptic, the reality is indifferent to thy wishes. The revelation of way beyond the death door, if there is one, once truthfully given and destination we all go determined, could reshape humankind and give us a purpose, or divide and send to a total deterioration. However, we are free. In a perfectly blissful oblivion, every man decides what is important. I believe myself not an expert to give advice in such a matter, for solo struggle...