Dammit, this one is hard too!
Um...I really don't pay enough attention to famous people. A fact which is becoming quite clear because it's taking me days to write this post.
Alright, after much stressful musing, (because that's the normal response to a light-hearted question, right?) I have to say that I would pick the 14th Dalai Lama. Now, this may seem like an odd choice for someone as prone to cynicism as myself, but I remember being fascinated by him as a child, and I have always felt that he is one of those truly amazing beings that the earth is blessed to have.
See? He wouldn't even mind my bouts of temper! |
His philosophies, his ideals, his understanding of humanity, are so in depth, yet still...Still somehow he sees the beauty and the wonder while managing to acknowledge all of the ugliness in a way that is truly without dislike or hatred.
There are very few people in the world that are truly inspiring beings--in their words, beliefs, who they are and how they interact with the world around them. I find him to be one of them. And we all know how I love a good dose of inspiration.
I applaud your choice.
ReplyDeleteThanks, sunnygirl!
DeleteNeat!!
ReplyDeleteBleu,
Delete:)
Good choice.
ReplyDeleteDelFonte,
DeleteI thought so.
Didn't see that one coming! However, good choice!
ReplyDeleteSarah,
DeleteLol!
While I am saddened to read that I caused you stress, I am delighted with your answer. And you know, it fits you. I have no trouble seeing you as friends with an admirable person. (He also has a terrific sense of humor, which works pretty well too, don'cha think?)
ReplyDeleteThank you, sunshine! :-)
Jz,
DeleteIn all fairness, it Was a pretty light-hearted question!
And yes, his sense of humor is priceless--so rare for people of such a religious and spiritual bent.
Really cool answer.
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Deletethanks!
Love your answer Lil, great choice!
ReplyDeleteHugs
Roz
Roz,
DeleteThanks! I did seem like the best option.