How to be natural ?

Question

Hello again:-).I guess a life counting,should be a life spent.That is because,when u count ,u rumble ur mind.Isnt that a high price,for such a sensual organ?Life is full of sumbols,we should take a path.Then how can it be, that the ruthless logic machine,turns to a robinsonas?With robinsonas here,i mean natural,where natural is defined by nature.Then,how can it be that we discover life everyday,reviving our natural instict?

Answer 1

"just act normal, and that will be strange enough".

Dutch proverb.

"7 advice of mevlana"

Mevlana Jalaleddin-i Rumi was born in 1207 in Balkh in Afghanistan, he died on December 17, 1273 in Konya.

1.Cömertlik ve yardim etmede akarsu gibi ol!

2.Sefkat ve merhamette günes gibi ol!

3.Baskalarinin kusurunu örtmekte gece gibi ol!

4.Hiddet ve asabiyette ölüm gibi ol!

5.Tevazu ve alçakgönüllülükte toprak gibi ol!

6.Hosgörüde deniz gibi ol!

7.Ya oldugun gibi görün,ya göründügün gibi ol!

Mevlana's Seven Advice!  

  



1.In helping others and modesty be like a River!

2.In compession and grace be like Sun!

3.In concealing others' faults be like Night!

4.In anger and fury be like Death!

5.In humility and modesty be like Earth!

6.In tolerance be like a Sea!

7.Either exist as you are OR be as you Look!

Answer 2

Questions do have a spell checker!  Please use it so now and then.  We might figure out what the h*ll you are 'bumbling' about.

Peace.

Answer 3

You discover life by waking up every day.  Each day is as they say, a new day with a new beginnig and a chance to start over. You revive your natural instinct when you take advantage of the opportunities life gives you.

Answer 4

Dear Friend,

                     Could You tell me a Second when You were Not Natural. Even the word,Unnatural in reality is Natural, except UN is placed in Front of it.

Answer 5

having self confidence

Answer 6

Nature is not kind;

It treats all things impartially.

The Sage is not kind,

And treats all people impartially.

Nature is like a bellows,

Empty, yet never ceasing its supply.

The more it moves, the more it yields;

So the sage draws upon experience

And cannot be exhausted.

You can find out more by reading TaoDeJing

http://www.chinapage.com/gnl.html