Life is beautiful...
Life is beautiful, just like the flower ...
A zen-Buddhist coen narrates the curiosity of a monk, his desire to understand every single thing, to be able to understand his essence.
Enjoying his morning walk, he stopped in front of a beautiful flower that he had not seen so far and naturally asked himself the question ... what makes it so beautiful?
He cut him off and began to study it.
This lasted for some time, but he was still not pleased with his observation, he began to separate one by one the leaves and to study it thoroughly.
Removing leaf by leaf he was more and more understanding what the flower is, until there was only one leaf ... he already knew how it was made and what made it so beautiful but there was no flower ...
It's the same with life - it's nice, as long as we do not think about why or look for its meaning ....
If we start doing it, there is a danger of getting to the "flower" result.
On the other hand, each of us at one point begins to ask themselves:
I wish the "researchers" succeed and hopefully someone will give a logical and universal answer to the question! And we to able to refute the expression: "Blessed are the ignorant." I wish we could face the "truth" (whatever that means - if it is easier for you to replace "truth" with "facts"), to accept it and move on with the desire to find something new ...
A zen-Buddhist coen narrates the curiosity of a monk, his desire to understand every single thing, to be able to understand his essence.
Enjoying his morning walk, he stopped in front of a beautiful flower that he had not seen so far and naturally asked himself the question ... what makes it so beautiful?
He cut him off and began to study it.
This lasted for some time, but he was still not pleased with his observation, he began to separate one by one the leaves and to study it thoroughly.
Removing leaf by leaf he was more and more understanding what the flower is, until there was only one leaf ... he already knew how it was made and what made it so beautiful but there was no flower ...
It's the same with life - it's nice, as long as we do not think about why or look for its meaning ....
If we start doing it, there is a danger of getting to the "flower" result.
On the other hand, each of us at one point begins to ask themselves:
- some find the answer in the "children" (or we may just want them, so to not be lonely when we get older ...);
- others in a nice company and drinking on Friday night (trying just to escape ...);
- the third - in their work ...
- also, there are those like me who easily give up and when they can not understand something - just enjoy it ... :)
I wish the "researchers" succeed and hopefully someone will give a logical and universal answer to the question! And we to able to refute the expression: "Blessed are the ignorant." I wish we could face the "truth" (whatever that means - if it is easier for you to replace "truth" with "facts"), to accept it and move on with the desire to find something new ...