Proper

Correct doesn't mean proper. I give you an example:

1. In an examination. All the candidates doing their exam as they think are correct. Some doing their exam truthfully and some waiting the answer from their friend sitting next to him/her. At the moment, they think they doing the correct/right action, but that doesn't mean proper.

2. A wife found out that her husband has an affair with other woman. You can imagine how the wife act. At the moment the wife think what is correct for her, but doesn't think properly.

3. Adolf Hitler (German politician and the leader of the National Socialist German Workers Party) at that time he think what is correct for the nation, but that  does not mean proper for the nation.

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Desire and Like

When 'desire' on something, the mind when unconscious mode {loose control}. You will do anything to fulfill your desire and forget everything. When 'like' on something, the mind still conscious and at the moment you choose whether you want it or not.

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Ego and Self

The personalty of ego is afraid. They afraid to lose... afraid to change... afraid to look down on or disagree. Unconsciously, it creates own opinion and later habits. Habits lead to many behaviours - irresponsible, lying, short temper, greed, a controller etc...

Self is when you know the ego appear. You experience/understand your ego. You let your ego teach you. You know ego is dangerous and finally you tame your ego.

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Emotion

An emotional artist/writer creates a beautiful piece of work and your emotional can make you beautiful is when you use in a correct way.

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Slow food

Joshua Viertel: Slow Food USA from alldaybuffet on Vimeo.

Otaku

More than Marketing

I don't care what you're going to tell me intellectually. I don't care. Give me reptilian. Why? Because the reptilian always wins. - Dr. G Clotaire Rapaille

Read his interview.

reptilian brain - It's part of survival; it's breathing, eating, going to the bathroom.

limbic brain - emotions

cortex - that's what we suppose to be "intelligent."

Mind-shifting Everest swim