Learning and bicycling!

Justice

Kindness.

I wouldn’t say I believe it but oijia boards freak me out. And I guess part of me has to kinda believe for it to mean anything to me ??‍

Truth and kindness - those are my main objectives in my interaction with people. I got the notions from religion and find them hard to discard. I think they are good aspirations but suspect their utility in a world that has evolved rather than being gifted to humans by a god. I think I get away with it because I'm getting old and don't need to compete as much as younger people.

I practice the ancient art of Shin Fooey, that is a technique for finding furniture in the dark.

Music

Meditation!

Meditation and other Asian practices such as Feng Shui which call for a peaceful and happy surrounding.

There is one thing that cannot be destroyed, no not the cockroach, energy. Energy cannot be destroyed only changed. I believe we are energy.

I believe my pencils are sentient lifeforms who hate me. Every time I drop one it will always roll under the nearest furniture. Every.Time.

Meditation, Buddhism.

I believe in the inherent goodness of human-kind.....and the in the inherent evil of religion..

I believe in reciprocity.
If you're good to me, I'm good to you. If you're shitty to me, expect the same.

Feng Shui does have some science support. It is based in how humans react to color, flow,... Some of the ritual stuff is just silly.

I see many people listing ‘the golden rule’ here...
Wouldn’t this only apply to those of us with good intentions? A small but pervasive percentage of the population is composed by people with bad intentions and even worse actions. An unfortunate reality that makes this rule more gilded than truly golden.

I think the golden rule is worth following.

I also like the belief in Jainism that says that each living-being wants to live, no one wants to be harmed or killed. Therefore we should not harm or kill any living-being. Ahimsa(non-violence) is one of the basic principles of Jainism. Granted I eat some meat and still spray for bugs in the spring.

If you cherry pick the good stuff many religions have wisdom that is useful, often buried in some terrible stuff.

I guess survival. Not spiritual in any way but I do believe that the meaning of life is to survive and procreate and as I've already had kids survival is my primary driving belief.

Personally? No. Actually, sometimes I wonder if I would pitfall into depression if I didn’t have hobbies because of such a bleak outlook on reality. I mean essentially I believe I must eat, poop, sleep, reproduce, and die. In no particular order. That’s quite depressing. Luckily I have a need for speed to keep my heart going.

I believe I can fly, and I believe I can touch the sky.
I don't stop believin' either.

I think a lot of us feel that humanitarianism is definitely something to believe it and be proactive about practicing. I do.

I just started yoga. It's actually pretty great.

I believe in the human spirit. In the things we could accomplish if we were truly united. Sort of a combination of John Lennon’s “ Imagine “ and Gene Roddenberry’s “ Star Trek “

I believe in equality for all Earthlings.

I don't care what the package says...
IT'S NOT BUTTER!