Munro Stewart

I recently overheard the following fleeting and quick question and answer between two people, "Locust like the insect, or lotus like the flower?" "Like lotus the car." Just in case you were wondering if we currently live in a culture of consumerism, capitalism, and materialism.

Individual people with helpful ideas to share may be more powerful and have the ability to change the world more than any time in the history of the world.

Feelings of anxiety or depression might simply mean that there is something you need to learn in order to feel more relaxed and happier.

Intelligence and ignorance are two different paths to the goal of happiness, to be followed at different times.

For a better world, I wonder if we need to make a better and more equal life for the average person who does their best to provide any helpful work, regardless of their intelligence and the job or service they end up doing and providing for all of us.

Why life on earth can seem so difficult even when it's so simple could be one of the greatest mysteries of this world.

I wonder if one of the best changes to make society better and happier would be to find a way to completely get rid of money.

It is better to be willing to be condemned by others who disagree with or don't appreciate your ideas than to live in fear and not express them at all.

Be careful who you listen to and what news you subscribe to. Your life is determined by your thoughts and what you choose to feed your mind.

Brevity may be a key to improve our society.

Imagine how great the world could be if people did not have to waste time and worry about paying money for things the earth provides, including a small piece of earth itself.

If any endeavor that doesn't last our whole life is considered a failure, then most of us would never have any successes.

There are no surprises, only experiences of new occurrences.

Learning is everything and everything is learning.

We may want more, but we need less.

There is enough for everybody.