I love to travel and get so excited by how much world there is to see. I have been to Europe twice and most recently have been travelling around Australia in my van. Best life, ever!

Late last year I returned home to save money to travel Asia... But I stumbled across an amazing university course and now will be living in Fremantle studying Counselling for the next 3 years.

I want to find someone who wants to go on adventures and have fun.

I am greatly inspired by the world that we live in. I love climbing trees on my days off. I don't understand why more people don't climb trees and read their books up there. I think people should hold hands more too.

I am a dreamer who loves the outdoors, adventures, and living without a plan. I love the water and the beach. Meditation and being in nature are an important part of my life.

But really... This 'I' that I keep talking about is just an illusion, right?

Tagging things:
tao zen alan watts buddha wizardry alchemy love flying lucid dreaming lucid living meditation now presence nag champa poetry adventures diving creatures marine life sharks cheese astral projection shamanism multiverse infinite breaking things down building things up holding hands climbing trees being a crackpot counselling psychology the human mind

Well when I was 18 I started working in corporate management and by 19 I purchased my first home. I was 'succeeding' according to the materialistic eyes of society... But something was missing. As Paul Coelho writes in 'The Alchemist' - I wasn't following my own personal legend.

So at about the age of 21, I sold my house and spent all of the money I saved travelling Europe. I came back and purchased a van and travelled the west coast of Australia for a year - living on the beach, diving, surfing, free-diving, camping and having an amazing time. I have fallen in love with the ideas of the east, including Tao and Buddhist philosophies. I am forever learning and developing.

Now I am down in Freo watching my life unfold in front of me and having an amazing time. But I believe the next chapter will be with a special someone.

I have quite often been told my best skills are social. I get along with almost anyone and really enjoy meeting new people, both individually and in groups. Each new person is a new world that I am invited into, and I love it.

I have some level of co-ordination which allows me to enjoy playing summer beach/ back-yard cricket with friends.

Meditation is also a big part in my life, but I don't believe one can really be 'good' at that.

I also love to write. Check out my new blog if you're interested:
http://strangelonesomemonsters.blogspot.com.au/

I think most people meeting me for the first time will realise that I am not shy and can be very inquisitive.

Music: Bob Dylan, Sublime, Death Cab for Cutie, Kurt Vile, Thee Silver Mount Zion, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Propagandhi, Rise Against, Explosions in the Sky, Sigur Ros, Passion Pit, Joy Division, Xavier Rudd, Shout Out Louds, Blink 182, Múm, The Beatles, Immortal Technique, A Tribe Called Quest, Dead Prez, Dashboard Confessional, Chicane, Armin Van Buuren, Tiesto.

Movies: Into the Wild, A Waking Life, Control, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Wayne's World, The Lion King, Bad Boy Bubby, Pan's Labyrinth, Anchorman, Zoolander.

TV Shows: Buffy, The Walking Dead, It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, How I met your Mother, Angel, The X-Files, Entourage, Firefly, The OC, Dollhouse.
Joss Whedon is my home-boy.

Writing: The Bell Jar and other Sylvia Plath poetry, Jim Morrison, The Peaceful Warrior, His Dark Material Trilogy, Alan Watts, Tao te Ching, Harry Potter series, Osho, The Catcher in the Rye

Food: Love Indian food.

Person: George Carlin

Barring the obvious biological requirements I am pretty happy living without most things. I think I would need to be near the beach or some cool nature for most of my life... But that's really it.

Adventures!

'The Measurement Problem'. I quite often spin about about how illusory our world is. Then I wonder if it is worth spinning out about? Then I realise that it's not, and it should just be accepted as is. But then I can't stop myself and I start tripping myself out. Then I don't sleep and am tired and cranky the next day.

Seeing a band with friends, enjoying a few beers, dancing.

I have a very specific and well thought-out way that I arrange the four pillows on my bed depending on the activity.

Your heart tells you to.