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Imagine you are a rock in a river, and you dont want to move, you just wanna remain in the same place, you erude, until one day, you disappear, on the other hand if you continue with the river in its course and leave yourself to go, you flow and continue existing...
The only constant in universe is change...
DID You get it? I love to here your interpretation...
Si sos una piedra en un rio, y te opones al movimiento y quieres permanecer en tu sitio, te erosionas, hasta que un día desapareces, en cambio si sigues al rio en su curso y te dejas llevar, solo fluyes y sigues existiendo...
Lo unico constante en el universo es el cambio...
The only constant in universe is change...
DID You get it? I love to here your interpretation...
Si sos una piedra en un rio, y te opones al movimiento y quieres permanecer en tu sitio, te erosionas, hasta que un día desapareces, en cambio si sigues al rio en su curso y te dejas llevar, solo fluyes y sigues existiendo...
Lo unico constante en el universo es el cambio...
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Its something on my mind.. I think it is a good analogy of life...
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hi there, blizzy123!
I loved your story, myself just love zen stories.
To me that is so true, we can't except things to maintain their actual position, things are constantly changing, everything has its own path to carry on.
I have another one here for you, hope you like it! :
The monk and the scorpion
Once upon a time there were two monks passing by near a river. Suddently they looked into the river and there it was a scorpion almost drowning, since the tide was too strong. One of the monks then decided to help the scorpion, and touched it with his finger in order to push him out of the water. Yet, the scorpion stung him aggressively. The other monk starred at the helpful monk, while he grabbed a little stick, and pushed the scorpio aside from water. He asked him:
-Why did you do that? The scorpion was bad, he hurt you when you tried to help him!
The other monk aswered him, calmly:
- Well, it's his nature to do that. My nature is to help him."
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I loved your story, myself just love zen stories.
To me that is so true, we can't except things to maintain their actual position, things are constantly changing, everything has its own path to carry on.
I have another one here for you, hope you like it! :
The monk and the scorpion
Once upon a time there were two monks passing by near a river. Suddently they looked into the river and there it was a scorpion almost drowning, since the tide was too strong. One of the monks then decided to help the scorpion, and touched it with his finger in order to push him out of the water. Yet, the scorpion stung him aggressively. The other monk starred at the helpful monk, while he grabbed a little stick, and pushed the scorpio aside from water. He asked him:
-Why did you do that? The scorpion was bad, he hurt you when you tried to help him!
The other monk aswered him, calmly:
- Well, it's his nature to do that. My nature is to help him."
***