admire the lives of others

• if we but knew what drove, hounded, and compelled those whom we admire, we might truly not want to live their lives after all.
• few of us realise that it is not what we do but what we are in service to inside that makes all the difference
• well-trod paths of others
• to be afraid of the powers within

linked mentions for "admire the lives of others":

1. enacting behaviour of others
   subjective and relative notion … trained observer can tell whether a given action is spontaneous or compulsive what is important to one person is of
   
2. the need to be in love
   displaced persons, always needy, estranged, haunted by an unspoken tragedy that is blamed on parents or betrayals in love, on ailments or forced
   
3. to be afraid of the powers within
   Chögyam Trungpa defines the warrior not as an agent of destruction but as one who is “brave” … the definition of bravery: not being afraid of