Without action, there is no intensity in most lives.

Very few people can simply sit here with eyes closed,

phenomenally intense at the peak of intensity.

Very few.

Everybody else need to do something.

Activity is the way they know intensity.

A walk, a stroll. It's not intense enough. A race. There. Even more intense.

If you're not happy with a race, then you need a battle. Don't think all the battles and wars

on the planet are essentially happening for some reason or cause.

No.

If there is no cause, people will find something to fight about.

Because what is needed is intense activity.

Whether it's a race or a game or a battle, essentially intensity is what a human being is seeking, and knowingly.

Either there must be in competition with somebody, or they must be in sexuality,

or drug, or alcohol, all these things are only fuel for intensity.

You know, there is a small fringe group in America.

They amputate themselves, healthy limbs, starting with slowly one finger, then hand.

Some of them have come till here.

Because the search for intensity is so strong in a human being.

Even if it costs life or limb, it doesn't matter.

You want something to happen.

You want life to happen its utmost intensity.

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