Henry

“When we cannot stand the noise of overthinking anymore, we must reconnect with the essence of our life and our uncarved mental frame. When we flow freely on the rhythm of intuitive living, we can clasp life's ebbs and flows with poise. (“Labyrinth of the mind" »)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“If we want to revel in the challenging delights of the hive of love, we must harken to the ticking of our emotional register, not to the trifling whispers of chit-chatting sirens or the boisterous buzz of small talk vendors. (“When Love bites the dust” -“ L’Amour en friche”)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“When we calculate risks and incentives and align our desires with reality to achieve inner peace, we may reach self-mastery. Precision offers clarity and reduces insecurity. But we must not ignore the emotional bonds with the lived experience of love and joy. They often transcend metrics, preferring a balance between a rational approach and the priorities of our intuition. (“ Measuring space »)”
― Erik Pevernagie

“When we learn to listen to others and the little child hidden behind our infatuated thinking, we can drop the futile hurly-burly around us and find the time to focus on what is essential in our lives: peace with ourselves and the world, allowing us to surf on the waves of well-being and happiness. If we manage happiness artfully, we learn to discover the serendipitous quality of love. ("Love as dizzy as a cathedral")”
― Erik Pevernagie