Monthly Archives: June 2015

5 Beautiful Words & 5 güzel söz !! 

1. If you are right, then there is no need to get angry.
And if you are wrong then you don’t have any right to get angry.

2. Patience with family is love
Patience with others is respect.
Patience with self is confidence.

3. Never think hard about past, It brings tears.
Don’t think more about future, It brings fears.
Live this moment with a smile, It brings cheers…

4. Every test in our life makes us bitter or better.
Every problem comes to make us or break us.
Choice is ours, whether we become victim or victorious.

5.Search a beautiful heart, not a beautiful face.
Beautiful things are not always good, but good things are always beautiful.

They claim we claim gooses are like ganders
And ganders are like gooses
Their goodies, the same
Their bothers, the same
So circumcision is a decision
None fights for a cock
So none must fight for a hen
Abena, I say bullshit!
Leave your danglers if you like
But leave them clits alone

II
It is cruel
To take away the pleasure
It is mean
To clamour for a treasure
It is savagery
To roast, burn and ground a godly pleasure tool
Making feelings wooden
Making hearts stone
Clouding conception
And making it rain pain within when night bells wake
Stop the bullshit!
Stop the savagery!
Stop the sillines!
Be humans!
Be sane!
Sanity is humanity!!!
Amoafowaa Sefa Cecilia (c) 2015

My Remark: It’s Not Danger just for Students; It is Danger for Mankind.

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Two kids are sitting in a high school auditorium, listening to the principal give the welcoming speech for the year.

The principal says, “The two greatest dangers that students face are ignorance and apathy.”

One of the students turns to his friend and asks, “Dude, what’s ignorance and apathy?’”

The other student, bored and restless and wanting for the speech to end says, “I don’t know and I don’t care.”

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From: http://newbloggycat.com

Copied and Pasted because I could not find the ‘Reblog’ button.

“We in the Western world suffer from too many categories and classes; we’ve forgotten that we all still have diapers on. We’ve separated music from life.” – Ornette Coleman







Ornette Coleman Quartet, “Turnaround”



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Carol A. Hand

Have you ever felt a deep sense of kinship or overwhelming revulsion upon meeting someone for the first time? Seen someone’s face change as you gazed at them, like the layers of an onion dissolving to reveal deeper layers of light or darkness? Felt the weight of too many conflicting thoughts and emotions as you looked out at an audience when you lectured or entered a crowd? Been the person in the crowd whom strangers gravitated to in order to seek help or share their stories and troubles? How can you deal with this level of unwanted sensitivity in a household, organization, or world that is too often filled with chaos, unkindness and violence?

Drawing: Carol A. Hand

We are told by religions that compassion is essential for a world at peace, that empathy – “the feeling that you understand and share another person’s experiences and emotions:…

“When, alone amid words, we are unable to communicate the slightest vibration to them, when they seem to us as dry, as degraded as ourselves, when the mind’s silence is heavier than that of objects, we descend to the point where the dread of our inhumanity lays hold of us. Adrift, far from the evident, we suffer suddenly that horror of language which hurls us into silence—an instant of vertigo in which poetry alone can console us for the momentary loss of our certainties and our doubts.”

~ Emil Cioran, The Temptation to Exist