It also pops up in Western literature as "this too shall pass," from a story that Edward FitzGerald picked up from Jewish folklore, in which the phrase is attributed to King Solomon's advisers (but it's actually probably from the Indian subcontinent or Persia).
Danny Schmidt has a song about it that I think is one of the most beautiful songs I've ever heard, and I really wish everyone would listen to it.
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Memes that are too dark for most. Post responsibly, cry collectively.
If you’re not into self-deprecating, dark, or suicidal humor, this isn’t the place for you. Kindly block and move on. This is just how some of us cope
We’re here to laugh through the pain, not to make it worse.
All post titles must be 2meirl4meirl.
The usual stuff applies:
If you see a post that breaks the rules, please report it.
Otherwise post your memes, share your pain, and salute your fellow sadpeeps
go to feed...
The heart of Buddhist philosophy. Anicca. All things including mental states are impermanent. It is the attachment to these mental states that cause suffering!
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