I liked this quote from Tolstoy: > That saying is strikingly true not only of art but of all life. One may say that true life begins where the tiny bit begins—w

I liked this quote from Tolstoy: > That saying is strikingly true not only of art but of all life. One may say that true life begins where the tiny bit begins—where what seem to us minute and infinitely small alterations take place. True life is not lived where great external changes take place—where people move about, clash, fight, and slay one another—it is lived only where these tiny, tiny, infinitesimally small changes occur. It reminds me of some words from another, more recent, visionary: "Life is what happens to you while you're busy making other plans." (though some investigation shows this quote originates from before Lennon)