Do you also see the glass half full? There is what you perceive, and there is whatever your mind adds on top of it!
If you also think that "either I succeed or I learn, in any case I find myself growing up, I am enriched", then welcome. And if you think otherwise, then welcome too. Because difference means opening up other perspectives, broadening the field of possibilities.
I don't know what will become of this app. I can only set the intention of sharing beautiful energies here. A moment of light, a moment of happiness, a day full of joy, a life filled with love.
Oh yes, by the way, what does this application do? It simply displays a quote on your phone or tablet as a widget or screensaver (Settings > Screen > Screensaver). You don't choose the quote or how long it will stay with you before being replaced by another one. But you can customize colors and sizes.
To keep smiling, to stay zen, to philosophize or to meditate. From Albert Einstein to Yoda via Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Buddha, Confucius, Epicurus, Gandhi, Leonardo da Vinci, Nelson Mandela, Paulo Coelho, Socrates, Victor Hugo and many others...
If you also think that "either I succeed or I learn, in any case I find myself growing up, I am enriched", then welcome. And if you think otherwise, then welcome too. Because difference means opening up other perspectives, broadening the field of possibilities.
I don't know what will become of this app. I can only set the intention of sharing beautiful energies here. A moment of light, a moment of happiness, a day full of joy, a life filled with love.
Oh yes, by the way, what does this application do? It simply displays a quote on your phone or tablet as a widget or screensaver (Settings > Screen > Screensaver). You don't choose the quote or how long it will stay with you before being replaced by another one. But you can customize colors and sizes.
To keep smiling, to stay zen, to philosophize or to meditate. From Albert Einstein to Yoda via Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, Buddha, Confucius, Epicurus, Gandhi, Leonardo da Vinci, Nelson Mandela, Paulo Coelho, Socrates, Victor Hugo and many others...
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