“When the tribulations of our life are shaking up our entrenched values, and we are tossed about between “urgent, important, and essential “ issues, we must carve a haven in our walks of life, ensuring us “time to breathe,” giving back our “touch of freedom.” ("If he doesn't play ball")” ImportantUrgentWalks Of LifeEssentialTribulationsPlay BallEntrenched ValuesTime To BreatheTouch Of Freedom Author:Erik Pevernagie
“While times are changing at a lightning-fast pace, new rules exact inexorable adjustments, in line with our encounters, consistent with our experiences, and in step with our needs. If they appear, however, to be incompatible with our inner self, they may raise a hell of a war in our mind and compel us to take to the hills. (“If he doesn't play ball»)” MindWarEncountersRulesInner SelfExperiencesIncompatibleAdjustmentsPlay BallTake To The Hills Author:Erik Pevernagie
“Once you wait for once, after that you fall like rain, in love, with a gentle smile, which, like snow, can chill your whiles, but once you wait for once at all, in advance you play the ball, so that it’s on time, exact, like a wizard, mind intact…” WaitingSnowChillWizardsMindsOnceIntactPlay BallIn AdvanceFalling Like Rain Author:Will Advise
“Liberty is only possible on the condition of regularity. We cannot be free and play the game of life without abiding to the rules, but the rules have to be adapted constantly in line with our experiences and the events we encounter. ( “If he doesn't play ball “ )” LifePlayLibertyEventsFreeRulesExperiencesGameRegularityAdaptEncounterConditionConstantlyAbidePlay BallIn Line Author:Erik Pevernagie
“Let us stop wracking our brains with vain and futile stories but keep it loosey-goosey without missing a beat of our life in our pursuit for authenticity.( "If he doesn't play ball")” PursuitAuthenticityVainBrainsFutilePlay BallBeat Of LifeWrackLoosey Goosey Author:Erik Pevernagie