Do You Follow Your Heart or Your Head?

by **akhilis2cool** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 10:59 am

truffles wrote:
akhilis2cool wrote:
Truffles wrote:Follow your heart and you have to cross the ocean of disillusionment..and maybe you'd find hope on the other side
Follow your head, and you have to cross the ocean of morality and when you get beyond, everything appears justified.
so what do u follow?

I follow my heart. Thanks for asking.

allways?Without worrying abt. the consequences?

by **JMK** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:17 am

I follow my dreams

by **akhilis2cool** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 11:22 am

JMK wrote:I follow my dreams

Nirvana, Huh?

BTW nice sig...me also remembers a nice line from a Dylan song.

BAde dinon se sig change nahi kiya.

by **Dude** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 12:17 pm

My head is above my heart ................... and my heart has control over my head .................. but my head does know how to make my heart feel...................... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah ............... I am confused ................... I dont follow my head nor my heart anymore.

by **akhilis2cool** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 12:20 pm

Dude wrote:My head is above my heart ................... and my heart has control over my head .................. but my head does know how to make my heart feel...................... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah ............... I am confused ................... I dont follow my head nor my heart anymore.

toh kya ghutne se sonchte ho?

by **cogitator** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 1:51 pm

why do we always think in terms of coming to a point and making a choice..... and head or heart.... doesnt make sense to me... all this is taught to us... head and heart it s so funny how we blindly use these cliches....without really understanding what we are saying...

by **Ar!e$** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 1:53 pm

cogitator wrote:why do we always think in terms of coming to a point and making a choice..... and head or heart.... doesnt make sense to me... all this is taught to us... head and heart it s so funny how we blindly use these cliches....without really understanding what we are saying...

then wht do u think wid?

by **Ar!e$** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 1:55 pm

akhilis2cool wrote:
Dude wrote:My head is above my heart ................... and my heart has control over my head .................. but my head does know how to make my heart feel...................... aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah ............... I am confused ................... I dont follow my head nor my heart anymore.

toh kya ghutne se sonchte ho?

Arey akhil hez way 2 confused abt where his heart n head r :twisted:

by **CtrlAltDel** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 2:38 pm

Ar!e$ wrote:
cogitator wrote:why do we always think in terms of coming to a point and making a choice..... and head or heart.... doesnt make sense to me... all this is taught to us... head and heart it s so funny how we blindly use these cliches....without really understanding what we are saying...
then wht do u think wid?

biologically of corz the heart has nothing to do with thought process or decision making...its all the brain's job..ie..HEAD!

the heart v/s head arguement actually stands for the kind of decision a person arrives at: whether its moral/emotional (heart) or practical (head). the choice between the two depends on the kind of problem we face in any situation. relying too much on one is not very good at all times.

by **Ar!e$** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 3:04 pm

CtrlAltDel wrote:
Ar!e$ wrote:
cogitator wrote:why do we always think in terms of coming to a point and making a choice..... and head or heart.... doesnt make sense to me... all this is taught to us... head and heart it s so funny how we blindly use these cliches....without really understanding what we are saying...
then wht do u think wid?
biologically of corz the heart has nothing to do with thought process or decision making...its all the brain's job..ie..HEAD!

the heart v/s head arguement actually stands for the kind of decision a person arrives at: whether its moral/emotional (heart) or practical (head). the choice between the two depends on the kind of problem we face in any situation. relying too much on one is not very good at all times.

oh wow..kia baat hain :wink:

by **CtrlAltDel** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 3:14 pm

Ar!e$ wrote:
CtrlAltDel wrote:
Ar!e$ wrote:
cogitator wrote:why do we always think in terms of coming to a point and making a choice..... and head or heart.... doesnt make sense to me... all this is taught to us... head and heart it s so funny how we blindly use these cliches....without really understanding what we are saying...
then wht do u think wid?
biologically of corz the heart has nothing to do with thought process or decision making...its all the brain's job..ie..HEAD!

the heart v/s head arguement actually stands for the kind of decision a person arrives at: whether its moral/emotional (heart) or practical (head). the choice between the two depends on the kind of problem we face in any situation. relying too much on one is not very good at all times.
oh wow..kia baat hain

hau...kya baat hain!

sometimes i surprise myself with my wisdom n insight

by **Ar!e$** » Thu Jan 13, 2005 3:19 pm

CtrlAltDel wrote:
Ar!e$ wrote:
CtrlAltDel wrote:
Ar!e$ wrote:
cogitator wrote:why do we always think in terms of coming to a point and making a choice..... and head or heart.... doesnt make sense to me... all this is taught to us... head and heart it s so funny how we blindly use these cliches....without really understanding what we are saying...
then wht do u think wid?
biologically of corz the heart has nothing to do with thought process or decision making...its all the brain's job..ie..HEAD!

the heart v/s head arguement actually stands for the kind of decision a person arrives at: whether its moral/emotional (heart) or practical (head). the choice between the two depends on the kind of problem we face in any situation. relying too much on one is not very good at all times.
oh wow..kia baat hain
hau...kya baat hain!
sometimes i surprise myself with my wisdom n insight

hahaha...yeh quiet surprisin.. :lol:

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