Darkness – is when is seems that Light has never been.
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Happiness – is when you want, but cannot.
Unhappiness – is when you can, but no longer want.
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Childhood – is when it seems that all are for you.
Youth – is when it seems that you are for all.
Maturity – is when it seems that each one is for each one.
Old age – is when you understand that each one is primary for himself.
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Hope – is when you want to believe that it will be so.
Faith – is when you want to hope, that it will be so.
Love – is when you know, that it cannot be any other way.
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Life – is when it seems that death will never come to you.
Death – is when you hardly have time to realize that were mistaken for entire life.
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Fool – the one who knows that life is meaningless.
Wise man – the one, who can find his secret meaning in this meaningless.
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Paradise – is when is seems to you that your most sacred dreams start to come true.
Hell – is when they have come true.
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Paradise – is what was before us.
Hell – is what we have done.
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Clever things – everything that is difficult
Trifling things – everything, that is simple
Ingenious things – everything, that is clever and trifling
Silly things – everything that is trifling and not clever
Reasonable things – everything that is trifling and ingenious
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Wisdom is a power function, where life experience serves as its basis, and your reason serves as its exponent.
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Beauty – is what demands sacrifices.
Ugliness – is the result of made sacrifices.
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Art – a socially acceptable way of individual’s self-expression.
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Reflection – infinite process of generation of nothing from nothing.
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Self-perfection – endless, periodically interrupted and renewed process, similar to the attempt to measure depth of the river to be crossed, while standing on the land.
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Irony – is when you would like to mock at something, but due to certain reasons you cannot do it fully.
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Friendship – is an attempt to find in other something that you cannot find in yourself.
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Books – transcendental objects. Similar in appearance, they possess absolutely different essence. Once having known any of them, you still cannot tell for sure what character will is possess after a while.
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Treachery – is a process of divergence of individual’s actions with our expectations, concerning these actions.
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Optimist – a person, whose believes that everything that happens is for the best.
Pessimist – a person, who, seeing everything that happens, have no desire to see this “best”.
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Humor – a way of life for optimist and a medicine for pessimist.
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Psychology – a science about what we are, why we are the ones we are, and why we don’t even need to try to become not the ones we are.
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Socionics – a science about those ones, who are strongly prohibited from becoming not the ones they are.
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Politics – a science about how to become the one, whom you are strongly prohibited from becoming.
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Marketing – a science about how to convince another that he needs something that he has no need at all.
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Management – a science about how to find an ideal combination of spice-cake with a whip.
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Human’s biology – a science about what we are, why we are what we are, and what will occur inside us when we will become not that what we are.
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Philosophy – a science about what is and what is not, but can either be or not be, and about what could be, if there was no what is, and couldn’t be what could be.
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Medicine – a science about how we can become what we were, if suddenly we start becoming not what we are.
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Genetics – a science of how to transform something we are and something we were not into something we desire to be, but what we should not be.
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Diplomacy – a science of how to send away others so that they still remained grateful.
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Statistics – a science of how the majority lives.
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Show business – a science of in what way the minority lives.
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Suicide – a way to forever close the eyes before a horde of self-made problems.
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Eternal life – what we could have, if every moment of our life became infinitely long and wonderful.
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Paradise in a tent – social illusion, caused by application of the given term to too small spaces.