like flowing water, free of sadness.
Yesterday is gone and its tale told.
Today new seeds are growing.
written by Rumi (via sweetsweetsmile)
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It’s good to leave each day behind,
like flowing water, free of sadness.
Yesterday is gone and its tale told.
Today new seeds are growing.
written by Rumi (via sweetsweetsmile)
like flowing water, free of sadness.
Yesterday is gone and its tale told.
Today new seeds are growing.
written by Rumi (via sweetsweetsmile)
Never be in a hurry; do everything quietly and in a calm spirit. Do not lose your inner peace for anything whatsoever, even if your whole world seems upset.
written by Saint Francis de Sales (via samsaranmusing)
written by Saint Francis de Sales (via samsaranmusing)
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The senses have been conditioned by attraction to the pleasant and aversion to the unpleasant: a man should not be ruled by them; they are obstacles in his path.
written by Bhagavad Gita (via samsaranmusing)
written by Bhagavad Gita (via samsaranmusing)
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Because you start to realise that all other forms of happiness are temporary, conditional, transient, illusory forms of happiness. Sexy happiness, druggy happiness, new jacket happiness.
written by Russell Brand, on Buddhism and meditation. (via getbornkeepwarm)
written by Russell Brand, on Buddhism and meditation. (via getbornkeepwarm)
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I’m not in this world to live up to your expectations and your not here to live up to mine.
written by Bruce Lee (via samsaranmusing)
written by Bruce Lee (via samsaranmusing)
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We are the facilitators of our own creative evolution.
written by Bill Hicks (via samsaranmusing)
written by Bill Hicks (via samsaranmusing)
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Someone who is about to admonish another must realize within himself five qualities before doing so [that he may be able to say], thus:
“In due season will I speak, not out of season. In truth will I speak, not in falsehood. Gently will I speak, not harshly. To his profit will I speak, not to his loss. With kindly intent will I speak, not in anger.”
(from the Vinaya Pitaka)
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