Notes inspired by readings on Buddhism

*Buddhism is a religion about freedom. Specifically freeing one from oneself.

*Love is a softly flowing river
it glows
and feels like the softest fur made of air caressing your skin...

*I am part of that river
Even my body-cell-"boundary" between myself and the air around me are microscopically navigable and without rigid borders. Real life flow of all objects (including human beings) are more like a river.
There is no true solid state.
All mater is like water (or gas?)

*Vector based curves where mathematics recalculate a true boundary infinitely is the only existing true boundary, but it is theoretical in nature, and not reality.

*A true boundary is a border that infinitely separate one thing from another. It does not have pores.

*So far from what I've read, Buddhism seems to have a healthier philosophy on life and death.