"God is a concept,
By which we can measure,
Our pain,
I'll say it again,
God is a concept,
By which we can measure,
Our pain,
I don't believe in magic,
I don't believe in I-ching,
I don't believe in bible,
I don't believe in tarot,
I don't believe in Hitler,
I don't believe in Jesus,
I don't believe in Kennedy,
I don't believe in Buddha,
I don't believe in mantra,
I don't believe in Gita,
I don't believe in yoga,
I don't believe in kings,
I don't believe in Elvis,
I don't believe in Zimmerman,
I don't believe in Beatles,
I just believe in me, "
Now I don't agree with much of Mr. Lennon's philosophy. but I do this particular one.
It sounds rather self-absorbed to me.
You say you believe in yourself. I wonder if you can explain all that is implied within that truth claim.
Your tagline is at odds with your stated belief ('in me"), for implicit within it is a distorted version of both the Golden Rule and sanctity of life principle. You see Vacquero, if all you believe in is yourself, then it becomes absolutely necessary for everyone else to not only believe in you, but to care about you too (worship you), in order that the safe society implied within your tagline could become a reality.
>>I just believe in me<<
Then you won't get very far. Here or in the Hereafter.
"A good point. But then he was the Walrus. I could be the Walrus, but I'd still have to bum rides off of people." - Ferris Bueller
This is the most meaningless drivel I have ever read.