calm [Theme] Page 1

The mind should be exercised in two directions. Firstly, we must get rid of the thought of complete aversion to suffering and, secondly, generate the thought of happiness in experiencing difficulties.

For others, peace is only a dream.

When a person experiences anger, there is no need to react to this anger, because this person is sick, in anger he expresses some angry words to you. You are healthy at this moment, and you don’t need to become infected with this disease, you don’t need to respond like one dog barked - another barks in response. You don't have to be like a dog

To melt your heart and soul!

Tomorrow Today will become yesterday,

The more you are ready to get out of your comfort zone, the more calm and confident you feel in everyday life.

Anger brings no benefit or satisfaction to you or to others. It only brings harm, making your mind miserable and more and more evil. However, indulging yourself in your exposure to anger leaves a mark on your mind, so that the next time you encounter similar circumstances, anger will arise again.

Mental balance and peace are achieved by eradicating restlessness and irritability. Underlying anxiety and irritability is fear. Be careful and thoughtful. Avoid unnecessary worries.

Looking for justice in life is like looking for a beautiful city that does not exist on Earth, where ideal beauty, tranquility, silence would reign and where happy people live, but this does not happen in real life, even in a fairy tale this does not happen. It is necessary to live in the present today, so that it is not insulting for the moments of life lived in the past.

flowers and fruits of pleasure.

not showing off?

I achieved everything, because I knew how to neglect everything.

Peace of mind comes when you no longer allow other people or events to control your emotions.

Many people showed indifference to public life. They believed in the deceptive calm of everyday life, in the artificial merriment of the festivities and manifestations that the “browns” arranged in abundance to drown out the blatant poverty of the peasants and workers, the horrors of concentration and labor camps. In addition, those who took the place of the expelled talented people, and those who ate scraps from the table of the new rulers, created the illusion of a new prosperity. The majority of the population, of course, could not be deceived: there were more indignant than satisfied. At the sight of the marching detachments of landsknechts, the dissatisfied hid in the doorways, just to avoid the obligatory greeting. They bit their lips until they bled when they heard the vile song that "the world is only good when you put a knife in the throat of a Jew." But no one dared to open his mouth: for an objectionable word, they were brought to trial.