As mad men often thinkthat black is white,so foolishness isnext of kin to madness. – Musonius Rufus(On...

Delusion: Super Short Story #723He is so deludedthat he does not knowhe is so deluded,even thinking he istotally undeluded. His state is the exactlythe opposite of being...

Hell: Dharmagram #399The road to hell is createdfor oneself and otherswith ‘good’ intentionsfollowed byvery bad delusional...

Talent: Super Short Story #642 He had no true talent,other than to imaginehe was very talented,which is not a true...

Heart: Super Short Story #629His broken heart healedwhen he realised thathis love interestwas not as lovely or interesting as imagined in the first place. There was no pointin being heartbroken over a delusion shattered.In fact, there should be...

Lyrics:    Never get angry at stupid people Though I go crazy at the dullness of my life Comments: It is stupid to get angry at anyone,especially the stupid. Why not make life less dullby awakening to compassion,to awaken the...

Truth: Super Short Story #606 Not caring for the truth,he decided to embrace his delusion,not knowing that truth always prevails,while delusion always gives way...

Status: Super Short Story #578 He was extra respectful to her only due to her extra high status, not due to her extra great character, as he knew nothing of her character. How sad it is, he thought, that it is hard for her to know if most respect her or her status, that might disappear...

Hanlon’s Razor: Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity. Thought: Malice arises from stupidity, which should be empathised with compassion; instead of retaliated with malice, which is just as, if not more stupid.   (In philosophy, a razor is a...

  Thoughts from ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ by Harper Lee (as adapted and illustrated by Fred Fordham):     You can never really know someone unless you can read his or her mind, to know how he or she thinks and feels. That is when you might have more understanding than bewilderment,...