“The supreme art of war is to subdue the enemy without fighting”
~ Sun Tzu, The Art of War
All the leaders should read this book.
N O W A R N E E D E D !!
Sometimes...
I think Brahms’s emotion is very challenging to be interpreted.
It is pure and it is pouring out.
Must sit afar, watch him and feel his emotions in order to understand him.
His compositions would tell everything... and few words are needed.
@junepinky2101 Yes. Will be helping my friend to draw art pieces for her Thailand voluntary project.
Would like to bring this across to the children: Learn to protect the animals and save the environment. You can do better than anyone else!
It always start from us!
Watching Taiwanese programme Orphans of The Earth : Alarming by the grave danger of extinction.
Despite of the destroying acts of humans, there are noble ones who save, alert and conserve.
Grateful and respectful.
Let the Earth be the refuge for all the living creatures.
Brahms’s Symphony no 4 in E minor: Fateful, elegiac and darkness embedded among his delicateness.
An emotional bruise piece.
Heart wrenching... Reminded me of Elgar’s Cello Concerto in E minor.
Yes... The E minor opening...
Haydn’s Cello Concerto no 1 in C major: One can imagine Papa Haydn singing aloud majestically while composing it... yes... Majestically... An elegant piece with an triumphant opening.
The photographer must be the humble servant of Nature.
~ Charles Rosen, Piano Notes - The Hidden World of the Pianist, about authenticity and fidelity of music to be performed
“A teacher’s role is to become dispensable.” His indispensable advice inspires me to this day. “How you play now doesn’t interest me. Rather how you will play in ten years time,” wise words for a 15 year-old
A dystopian like Aldous Huxley is truly care for everything he had encountered... especially on human I think.
Brave New World is truly B R A V E but T R U T H F U L .
Bravo!
“If I go through that back door now, I will go through back doors all my life.”
~ Karpal Singh (1940 - 2014)
Full biography of Karpal Singh by Tim Donoghue
“If you are looking for trouble, you have come to the right place.”
~ Karpal Singh
Love his sense of humour, how he treasured lives and justice. Miss our Tiger of Jelutong while reading his full biography by Tim Donoghue.
You are deeply missed, Mr Karpal!