Truth be told

Truth be told

Today I had another class with Shariz. It was an enjoyable talk.
We were talking about life styles, discussing the meaning of social activities and religion impact on a person.
I've read the essay at first. She has graded my pronunciation so high as I had never expected.
Then we began to discuss it. I'm not a social person, and still have a great impact on people I deal with. I think real friends should have some shared goals. In that case they are able to communicate freely and effectively. I don't drink or smoke as I don't see how this can be useful. As for religion, I said that while religion may be helpful for someone, it should not be a matter of dedication by itself. It is god who we should be dedicated to, not religion. Religions have this goal in the core, but there's also too much of distractions come along with it, like rituals, compulsion and all other glares. People are likely to choose those distractions than to look at the core. And communicating with god should be as simple as to breathe and need nothing but consciousness and open heart. People like complexity on top of meaningful things, so the truth can be hidden. This is how our ego works.
So the talk was great and deep. Shariz liked it, so as me.

These are the words that I've found interesting:
- shallow
- ski/skate. I like skiing. I usually ski on Sunday.
- party animal
- ... there were others, I should record my next session.

I had difficulties with building sentences, lacking some suitable words to use. But still it was better than the first time. I now realize that I should indeed record such talks, so I can analyze them deeper afterwards. The goal here is to look at the problems and find a better way to express those thoughts. So in that way I will be much more expressive when it is time to say the same.