Yasushi Inoue

His practice was to listen noncommittally with half his mind, while he allowed the other half to lose itself in utterly unrelated , often deeply lonely musings. From the speaker’s perspective it was like sticking a lance into something again and again with no result…

His practice was to listen noncommittally with half his mind, while he allowed the other half to lose itself in utterly unrelated , often deeply lonely musings. From the speaker’s perspective it was like sticking a lance into something again and again with no result…

– Yasushi Inoue –

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