enlightened_mind

I love to learn. Am someone who could spend hours (nude or otherwise) listening and talking about almost anything under the sun. Should we be in sync, I would love to spend a rainy Sunday watching a movie, reading something, cooking, going some place unique (preferably into the wild), and having engaging conversations with you. If I had to describe myself in two words, they would have to be "motivated" and "content". By the way, I abhor shallowness, of one's integrity, thoughts and conduct.

For some strange reason, I can not shed my clothes in front of a guy, and to be very honest (which I usually am unless there's something huge at stake), I would have to stave off sexual thoughts in the company of a nude female. That is not because I am a pervert. It is for the fact that I would be in such a state only with a lady I deeply admire and who knows what she wants and is not apologetic about it (does not have a sexual connotation). I am not seeking a romantic liaison either. You are someone who enjoys stimulating conversations and quality time stripped of every layering (both literally and figuratively). To me, being in the company of a female who has been gracious enough to shed her clothes for me is akin to admiring and marveling at the most elegant of His creations. This admiration has, to the best of my understanding, multiple forms and I request your intellect to derive an interpretation. Furthermore, in case our frequencies match and should both consent, it would be an honour to make love to you, but that is not the primary reason we would meet in the first place, isn't it?

Varied and eccentric. Some of my recent reads have been "The End of Poverty", "Built to Last", "Good to Great", "Gamechangers", "Freakonomics", "Superfreakonomics", so on and so forth. I intend to read next "The Last Lecture" and "What the Dog Saw". These capture some of the facets of my interests and as some finicky lawyer would say, these are "indicative only and not comprehensive".

Hard to define. I like rhythm, trance, sufi, movie soundtracks (Last of the Mohicans, for instance), oriental music (particularly Chinese), Scottish and Irish folk and so on and so forth. Had I been educated in music, I could have probably come up with more apt definition. Since I am not, you would have to make do with this.

The Bourne Triology, Peaceful Warrior, Invictus

Vivekananda, Nelson Mandela, Bhagat Singh