Shahaf Yefet

There is a universe inside my mind

About to be awakened

That divine moment when I shut my eyes

As feelings left unspoken

Thoughts come to form, hit like a train by night

As soft as puffy cotton

Enter to a world with dragons and knights

I am a hero swordsman

Death defying dragon is in my sight

Courage shall not be broken

At the midst of fight, at the final strike

A bird sings by my doorstep

Which influence the other more: Inner self, or outer experiences? Why?

Look upon the stars

Darling oh my dear...

All the way to Mars

Sweetie oh my sweet...

Easy as a charm

Isn't it my treat?

Smile just one more time

lover oh my love...

tear drop from my eye

Living while you are...

buried in the ground

War has come upon them

Endless friends had died

She alone, but not men

Has managed to survive

She flies above the heavens

Searching for lost hope

She rests upon the seventh

For this her god has spoke

She flies above the heavens

Searching for the sun

She finds a fellow dragon

Long Lost Love

Has finally come...

1) "A hero is not someone who has done great deeds and conquered lands, but simply someone who has offered a helping hand to a person in need".

2) "Just like light cannot shine bright without darkness, so does greatness cannot be achieved without struggles. So next time you face a dire situation, welcome it!"

3) "Thirst made me appreciate water. Hunger made me appreciate food. darkness made me appreciate light. The more I suffer, the better I become!"

A shadow is growing in my heart

A feather is flying up above.

If I think I can reach it I'm a fool

But if not attempt why remain alive?

A shadow is growing in her heart

As she is swung against a foe

At least her holder tried

Now got a rainbow at her core.

Shouldn't it matter if he/she is human and that gives him/her basic right for not trying to ruin his/her self respect and self love?

I think believing in something is foolish, because the word "belief" suggest that the thing one believes in does not exist. Therefor, I do not believe in God, I know he exists.

Before you call me crazy here is my opinion on Atheists: In my opinion Atheists are the next form of evolution of humans, they are generally smarter than people who believe.

In a way, they are closer to God than those who believe in him, because they follow the ten commandments not because someone tells them to, but because they think it's the right thing to do.

Share your opinion on my belief with respect please.

Be not a preacher, but a teacher =)

"You can never lie to your own heart, and when you look in the mirror, what do you want it to see?”

"A hero is not someone who's done great things and conquered lands, but simply someone who's done an act of kindness to another person in need"

“Strength of character is not not caring what others think of you, it’s to have the power to choose for yourself what affects you and to what extent”

“True wisdom is to be happy when there’s nothing to make you happy, to learn when there’s nothing to teach you, to love when there’s nothing that loves you!”

“A wise person knows that the most thoughtful gift is not the one she wants most, but the one the giver holds most dear”

Thank you!

For when the cup is full, one can learn no longer.

But, doesn't make the things that we have come to learn meaningless?

Are all the people who answer this question "unknowers"?

It was at 12:02 when it happened. But first allow me to tell you the back-round.

The ant, left its home at 11 PM sharp, to go to work, and find food for her brothers and sisters. On the way, (it is now 11.22 PM) she saw a beetle with a sugar ball at its hold. The ant, without thought, stole the ball from the beetle. The beetle knew the ant had many allies, and did not want to mess with it...

The ant, satisfied, began to march back home, the lode was heavy, so she rested a bit, then continued (11.54 PM).

Then came along another creature, huge in size compared to the ant. the creature knew that the ant stole the sugar ball form the beetle, because it is the one who gave it to the beetle.

A giant foot was raised above the ant, ready to crush it, but then, another huge creature came along, they argued, and after moments, the foot was back where it was.

When the creatures began leaving, one of them accidentally crushed the ant. (12.02 AM)

Then the beetle came, saw the ant, and began to cry because of its dead fellow creature.

Not asking about actual living people.

What if God created a perfect reality, but we, humans, are the ones who can't perceive it, and because our views are subjective, we will never be able to see it and comprehend it for what it is. And therefor never truly be happy.

BQ: Can one break free of his perception and see things for what they are? Is it ever possible?