“You’re entitled to your own opinions. You’re not entitled to your own facts.”
Daniel Patrick Moynihan

The Earth is round 
The Earth is flat
“You’re entitled to your own opinions. You’re not entitled to your own facts.”
Daniel Patrick Moynihan


John Bartels
Playing and recording the music as it automatically emerges for the first time with no score, while meditating.

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The importance of realising how much we do not know.

“One day, you are going to hug your last hug, kiss your last kiss and hear someone’s voice for the last time, but you never know when the last time will be. Live every day as if it were the last time you will be with the person you love.”
Does this quote speak to you? Is the message prompting you to do something, right now?

Author of quote unknown to me

Can you love others without loving yourself?

Is it ok to live out someone else’s life at the expense of your own life? Does this make you a doormat? Does this make you a good person? Is this in the best interests of the person whose agenda you serve? Whose agenda are you living right now? Is it your agenda or someone else’s agenda? Do these questions disturb you? Why?

The test of a successful education is the extent to which the educated person realises his or her ignorance.
