Faith As Tiny As A

Some People Appear To Be Happy, But They Simply Don't Give The Matter Much Thought. Others Make Plans: I'm Going To Have A Husband, A Home, Two Children, A House In The Country. As Long As They're Busy Doing That, They're Like Bulls Looking For The Bullfighter: They React Instinctively, They Blunder On, With No Idea Where The Target Is. They Get Their Car, Sometimes They Even Get A Ferrari, And They Think That's The Meaning Of Life, And They Never Question It. Yet Their Eyes Betray The Sadness That Even They Don't Know They Carry In Their Soul. Are You Happy?

To Say "no" Is Painful, But Much Better Than A "yes" That Brings Regrets.

If You Force Yourself To Be The Same As Everyone Else. It Causes Neuroses, Psychoses, And Paranoia. It's A Distortion Of Nature, It Goes Against God's Laws, For In All The World's Woods And Forests He Did Not Create A Single Leaf The Same As Another.

What Other People Think Is More Important Than What We Feel.

When We're Interested In Something, Everything Around Us Appears To Refer To It (the Mystics Call These Phenomena "signs," The Sceptics "coincidence," And Psychologists "concentrated Focus," Although I've Yet To Find Out What Term Historians Should Use).