
would you dare to lay on a bed of fire?
only stupid and needy people do... but for the sane ones... i dont think they will ever do that dare ( except for a price). I have read Robert Fulghum's book "It was on fire when i lay down on it". He didnt really laid on the bed of fire but the book seems like a fire that laying on it would not be harmful and would be beneficial. Points to Ponder!As a proof, i quoted some lines from the book.
1. I cannot understand my own behavior. I fail to carry out the things I want to do and I find myself doing the very things i hate.
-> statement by Saint Paul
2. I know what evil I am about to do. My irrational self is stronger than my resolution.
-> words from Euripides
3. Falling is not so bad. It's a little like flying, but you dont have to flap your arms.
It's hitting the ground that is teh hassle. So try not to hit the ground
4. To ponder is not to brood or grieve or even meditate.
It is to wonder at a deep level.
5. One must believe that anything can happen.
6. In life, what counts is not what I do, but how I think about myself while I'm doing it.
7. A willingness to do your share of cleaning up the mess is a test.
And taking out the garbage of this life is a condition of membership in the community.
8. Being an adult is a dirty work.
But someone has to do it.
9. Doing good involves a kind of grimness.
To assaul evil, even small evil, with mischeif, cleverness, merritment, and laugther - that takes
genuis few of us have but which, when it is found, graces the human scene and makes progress both possible and palatable.
10. No matter what you do, it's probably not going to work out very well anyhow.