《風繼續吹》 Leslie Cheung 《如果我沒有傷口》 Jolin Tsai 《Feeling Good》 Nina Simone 《Play我呸》Jolin Tsai 《你我經歷的這一刻 》 ZaZaZsu A song about letting go of our attachment to the future and learning to live fully in the present. In the vast flow of time, even a hundred years is only a passing moment. What truly matters is the connection we are experiencing now—the chance to meet, listen, and be present with one another. It carries a Buddhist sense of impermanence, non-attachment, and trust in the

The Power of Insensitivity by the Japanese writer Junichi Watanabe. Just finished this wonderful book: The Power of Insensitivity (鈍感力) by Junichi Watanabe. Watanabe — author of A Lost Paradise, and a surgeon before he became a novelist — makes the case that insensitivity is a survival skill. His writing is humorous, warm, and grounded in daily work and life. His idea is that the people who last, in love and work and health, usually aren't the most finely tuned — they're the

The Diamond Sutra I’ve been studying Buddhism, and this text is one of the foundational scriptures of Mahayana Buddhism, a major Buddhist tradition centered on compassion, wisdom, and the bodhisattva path—not only seeking personal liberation, but aspiring to help others awaken as well. Over time, Mahayana gave rise to many different schools, including Chan/Zen, and deeply influenced Buddhist thought across Asia. My first encounter with Buddhism was through the painting The Si

Wounds of War (止戰之殤) - Jay Chou 2. Masters of War - Bob Dylan 3. Heal The World - Michael Jackson 4. We Are the World - U.S.A. For Africa 5. John Brown - Bob Dylan