A life that is too full inevitably leads to an imbalance, which is a form of self-destruction and an irresponsibility toward oneself and one's family. It also causes one to neglect friends. While such a lifestyle may look brilliant on the surface, it is actually exhausting one's essence.
A true partner is not just someone walking hand-in-hand with you at dusk, but someone waiting at the door for you to come home for dinner. A partner is not someone who constantly makes grand vows, but someone who stays by your side during illness and shares the burdens of life.
Live with song, dance, charm, laughter, and grace.
Life is like a cup of tea; it may not be bitter forever, but it will certainly be bitter for a while.
Life is like tea, requiring slow savoring to find its true essence: the first brew is bitter but holds the essence of life, refreshing the spirit; the second brew is sweet and refreshing, soothing the heart; the third brew is peaceful and returns one to their true nature. Bitter and sweet intertwine, much like the unity of tea and Zen—life is just like tea.
A clear conscience is the most comfortable pillow; taking action is what matters most.
When losing weight, do not focus solely on "weight loss," but rather on achieving your ideal weight. Imagine the feeling of having that perfect weight, and you will manifest it.
Wasting life is the greatest tragedy of human existence. — Manje