Cheri-ann Kwon

“The joy of having something comes from the length of time you have been wanting it, expecting it. Happiness really lies in the expectation. So once you achieve it, it loses its charm for you. Every happiness is imaginary: so long as you don’t possess it, it seems to be abounding happiness. But as soon as it is actualized, it ceases to be happiness; our hands are as empty as before. And then we seek some other object for our desire, and we begin to expect it again. We feel so unhappy without it and imagine that happiness will come with it.”
― Osho, Krishna: The Man and his Philosophy

“Don't fall in love with a person—fall in love with who you are when you're with them.”
― Connor Chalfant

“Darling,
I'm sorry but,
I’m going back to home.
To myself!

I realized,
Home is not the place I live in,
It is not where you are,
It is not somewhere in the world
Waiting for me to arrive but,
Home is wherever I am,
Home is within me.

It’s just been a really long time,
I’m going back to home.
To myself!”
― Jyoti Patel, The Forest of Feelings

“Relax and destroy the split that society has created in you. Say only that which you mean. Act according to your own spontaneity, never bothering about consequences. It is a small life, and it should not be spoiled in thinking about consequences here and hereafter.”
― Osho, Intimacy: Trusting Oneself and the Other