Having sunshine, when it used to rain,
is like wiping all those tears away
and forgetting about the pain.
Here's to life I enjoy, just for today.
Inspired by the Journey to the West, Gandhara is devoted to both Western and Eastern Truth.
ਵਾਹਿਗੁਰੂ - Hail the Lord whose name eliminates spiritual darkness.
Om Ganeshaya Namaha (ॐ गणेशाय नमः) - Homage to Ganesha.
Unconditional love tranquilizes the mind, and thus conquers all.
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Showing posts with label sadness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sadness. Show all posts
20140707
Here's To Life (poem)
Labels:
happiness,
joy,
life as it is,
poem,
sadness
20110117
Seeing the Light
Sometimes, when I am at my worst, I resent most of mankind, which is the negative affect of SAD and social isolation.
While in this darkly negative world of my own making, I might misperceive the harmless behavior of other people in a paranoid manner as slights against me.
Perhaps this may be due to the impishness of adults, both male and female, who never grow up, and who may have become both eternally and internally, the archetypes represented by Peter Pan and Wendy in their respective NeverNeverlands. Yet this is foolish speculation.
At my worst, I see the cup as half empty. Furthermore, my moments of insanity may be in expecting a different reaction each time I act the same way as before sanity prevails.
Using patience, perseverance, and politeness as the guides they are, my way out of the long, dark tunnel of despair is greatly illumined by the peace of mind found through prayer and meditation.
When my mood is thus brightened, I accept other people's mannerisms as the idiosyncrasies they are meant to be - for each of us is unique in their own way.
Deep down I try to play the "Glad Game" to see what makes them glad to see my reaction.
When I am at my best, I am accepting of other people within the rules of society. It is then that I try to be helpful when asked and kind to others with respect to their kindness.
With this positive mindset, sanity consists of doing different things without expectations about outcome.
Realistically, life is never the cup seen half-empty or half-full.
Rather life may be lived fully by accepting what I cannot change about others, being courageous enough to do the things I can, and being wise, through life experience, to know the difference.
While in this darkly negative world of my own making, I might misperceive the harmless behavior of other people in a paranoid manner as slights against me.
Perhaps this may be due to the impishness of adults, both male and female, who never grow up, and who may have become both eternally and internally, the archetypes represented by Peter Pan and Wendy in their respective NeverNeverlands. Yet this is foolish speculation.
At my worst, I see the cup as half empty. Furthermore, my moments of insanity may be in expecting a different reaction each time I act the same way as before sanity prevails.
Using patience, perseverance, and politeness as the guides they are, my way out of the long, dark tunnel of despair is greatly illumined by the peace of mind found through prayer and meditation.
When my mood is thus brightened, I accept other people's mannerisms as the idiosyncrasies they are meant to be - for each of us is unique in their own way.
Deep down I try to play the "Glad Game" to see what makes them glad to see my reaction.
When I am at my best, I am accepting of other people within the rules of society. It is then that I try to be helpful when asked and kind to others with respect to their kindness.
With this positive mindset, sanity consists of doing different things without expectations about outcome.
Realistically, life is never the cup seen half-empty or half-full.
Rather life may be lived fully by accepting what I cannot change about others, being courageous enough to do the things I can, and being wise, through life experience, to know the difference.
Labels:
borderline personality disorder,
depression,
sadness
20100710
Smile (poem)
Sadness inspires one to find
Memories that bring
Imagination's magic to transform
Loneliness into
Equanimity.
Labels:
equanimity,
imagination,
loneliness,
memories,
sadness
20100626
Use Sadness to Seek Your Destiny
The whole purpose of life is to become whole, so that when you choose your love, you choose out of a sense of wholeness, rather than to complete what you are missing inside.
In order to be whole, each one of us works to completely nurture both the inner feminine and masculine until we remember our original nature.
In doing so, you are free to use your deepest sadness to fulfill your destiny.
For this is the purpose of depression and anxiety: inspiration to never give up on the goal to remember each one of us was, is, and will always be whole and complete in the depths of the mind.
In order to be whole, each one of us works to completely nurture both the inner feminine and masculine until we remember our original nature.
In doing so, you are free to use your deepest sadness to fulfill your destiny.
For this is the purpose of depression and anxiety: inspiration to never give up on the goal to remember each one of us was, is, and will always be whole and complete in the depths of the mind.
Labels:
Buddha Nature,
depression,
destiny,
fate,
holism,
kismet,
original nature,
sadness,
self nature
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