I’m an intuitive, creative, spontaneous man. I'm ambivert, which means I am extroverted in temperament, and need some quiet moments to recharger my batteries. So I enjoy both lively and quiet, peaceful moments. I spent several years professionally taking care of people with physical/mental disabilities, and while I still enjoy very much this occupation, I feel like opening myself to new experiences ; Part of that is often expressed through traveling, which I consider a good way to evolve tenfolds. This is what my mind is set on right now, and while I cherish the idea of building a home one day, I feel like there is much for me to learn in travelling, and experiencing these moments will be precious baggage for later on.

I’m very curious, in general I like to learn about foreign cultures and music from all horizons. I like animals, children, exploring new places, and deep conversations. I did a bit of salsa lessons a long time ago, and I’d like to do that again, since I have a profound feeling of freedom when dancing. When I feel disconnected from myself, I often just dance a little bit and I can feel back the connection to my own nature.

I am keenly interested in self-development, I believe in energy and that we can find teachings from many sources. (Anything/anyone can be a teacher!) As it is an important part of me, I’d like to be able able to have these types of discussion.

Feel free to say hi and strike up a conversation, of any length. Life is often made of short encounters too, and they can be very enlightening and agreeable too!

I wish you a blessed day!
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I'm more or less present around here, so please bear that in mind concerning my answer, it's all done with respect. I'm a free member once again, so...only pre-made first messages for me right now. Also, please leave a little message if you're no longer interested. It's only a matter of being respectful towards another person, and I'll be grateful for showing such attention. :)

What was my driving purpose when working with people with disabilities, was how to make magical moments everyday, sometimes with very simple things, and turn the mundane into the extraordinary. That is a very precious lesson to carry on to our everyday lives, which is often easy to forget to apply daily.

Several, but right now I am particularly drawn to Bashar's teachings. There's a very lively and direct quality to his speeches that I enjoy.

Music, foreign cultures, languages, psycho-spirituality and areas of knowledge concerning human behaviour.

I'd like to learn more about dancing, and...horse riding!

Fun fact: I chose the nickname "Cup of Happiness" as in "a cup of coffee". However it can mean something much more serious and symbolic. Take it the way you feel inspired!