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Нанин,јапонски учител од периодот Меиџи(1868-1912) го примил универзитетскиот професор што дошол за да слушне нешто за зенизмот.Нанин послужил чај.Го наполнил до врв филџанот на својот гостин,а потоа продолжил да тура.Професорот гледал како филџанот се прелева и најпосле веќе неможел да издржи. ''Преполн е!Веќе не може да се собере во него!'' ''Исто како овој филџан,рекол Нанин, ''и ти си исполнет со сопствените мисли и судови.Како можам да ти го покажам зенизмот ако најнапред не го испразниш својот филџан?
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Last Letter To His Grandkids
On Sept. 3, 2012, James K. Flanagan of West Long Branch, N.J., died unexpectedly of a heart attack. He wrote this letter to his five grandchildren just months earlier and it is reprinted here with the permission of his daughter Rachel Creighton.
Dear Ryan, Conor, Brendan, Charlie, and Mary Catherine,
My wise and thoughtful daughter Rachel urged me to write down some advice for you, the important things that I have learned about life. I am beginning this on 8 April 2012, the eve of my 72nd birthday.
1. Each one of you is a wonderful gift of God both to your family and to all the world. Remember it always, especially when the cold winds of doubt and discouragement fall upon your life.
2. Be not afraid . . . of anyone or of anything when it comes to living your life most fully. Pursue your hopes and your dreams no matter how difficult or "different" they may seem to others. Far too many people don't do what they want or should do because of what they imagine others may think or say. Remember, if they don't bring you chicken soup when you're sick or stand by you when you're in trouble, they don't matter. Avoid those sour-souled pessimists who listen to your dreams then say, "Yeah, but what if . . ." The heck with "what if. . ." Do it! The worst thing in life is to look back and say: "I would have; I could have; I should have." Take risks, make mistakes.
3. Everyone in the world is just an ordinary person. Some people may wear fancy hats or have big titles or (temporarily) have power and want you to think they are above the rest. Don't believe them. They have the same doubts, fears, and hopes; they eat, drink, sleep, and fart like everyone else. Question authority always but be wise and careful about the way you do it.
4. Make a Life List of all those things you want to do: travel to places; learn a skill; master a language; meet someone special. Make it long and do some things from it every year. Don't say "I'll do it tomorrow" (or next month or next year). That is the surest way to fail to do something. There is no tomorrow, and there is no "right" time to begin something except now.
5. Practice the Irish proverb: Moi an olge agus tiocfaidh sí "Praise the child and she will flourish."
6. Be kind and go out of your way to help people -- especially the weak, the fearful, and children. Everyone is carrying a special sorrow, and they need our compassion.
7. Don't join the military or any organization that trains you to kill. War is evil. All wars are started by old men who force or fool young men to hate and to kill each other. The old men survive, and, just as they started the war with pen and paper, they end it the same way. So many good and innocent people die. If wars are so good and noble, why aren't those leaders who start wars right up there fighting?
8. Read books, as many as you can. They are a wonderful source of delight, wisdom, and inspiration. They need no batteries or connections, and they can go anywhere.
9. Be truthful.
10. Travel: always but especially when you are young. Don't wait until you have "enough" money or until everything is "just right." That never happens. Get your passport today.
11. Pick your job or profession because you love to do it. Sure, there will be some things hard about it, but a job must be a joy. Beware of taking a job for money alone -- it will cripple your soul.
12. Don't yell. It never works, and it hurts both yourself and others. Every time I have yelled, I have failed.
13. Always keep promises to children. Don't say "we'll see" when you mean "no." Children expect the truth; give it to them with love and kindness.
14. Never tell anyone you love them when you don't.
15. Live in harmony with Nature: go into the outdoors, woods, mountains, sea, desert. It's important for your soul.
16. Visit Ireland. It's where the soul of our family was born -- especially the West: Roscommon, Clare, and Kerry.
17. Hug people you love. Tell them how much they mean to you now; don't wait until it's too late.
18. Be grateful. There is an Irish saying: "This is a day in our lives, and it will not come again." Live every day with this in mind.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ann-brenoff/grandfathers-last-letter-advice-jim-flanagan_b_1909622.html
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On Sept. 3, 2012, James K. Flanagan of West Long Branch, N.J., died unexpectedly of a heart attack. He wrote this letter to his five grandchildren just months earlier and it is reprinted here with the permission of his daughter Rachel Creighton.
Dear Ryan, Conor, Brendan, Charlie, and Mary Catherine,
My wise and thoughtful daughter Rachel urged me to write down some advice for you, the important things that I have learned about life. I am beginning this on 8 April 2012, the eve of my 72nd birthday.
1. Each one of you is a wonderful gift of God both to your family and to all the world. Remember it always, especially when the cold winds of doubt and discouragement fall upon your life.
2. Be not afraid . . . of anyone or of anything when it comes to living your life most fully. Pursue your hopes and your dreams no matter how difficult or "different" they may seem to others. Far too many people don't do what they want or should do because of what they imagine others may think or say. Remember, if they don't bring you chicken soup when you're sick or stand by you when you're in trouble, they don't matter. Avoid those sour-souled pessimists who listen to your dreams then say, "Yeah, but what if . . ." The heck with "what if. . ." Do it! The worst thing in life is to look back and say: "I would have; I could have; I should have." Take risks, make mistakes.
3. Everyone in the world is just an ordinary person. Some people may wear fancy hats or have big titles or (temporarily) have power and want you to think they are above the rest. Don't believe them. They have the same doubts, fears, and hopes; they eat, drink, sleep, and fart like everyone else. Question authority always but be wise and careful about the way you do it.
4. Make a Life List of all those things you want to do: travel to places; learn a skill; master a language; meet someone special. Make it long and do some things from it every year. Don't say "I'll do it tomorrow" (or next month or next year). That is the surest way to fail to do something. There is no tomorrow, and there is no "right" time to begin something except now.
5. Practice the Irish proverb: Moi an olge agus tiocfaidh sí "Praise the child and she will flourish."
6. Be kind and go out of your way to help people -- especially the weak, the fearful, and children. Everyone is carrying a special sorrow, and they need our compassion.
7. Don't join the military or any organization that trains you to kill. War is evil. All wars are started by old men who force or fool young men to hate and to kill each other. The old men survive, and, just as they started the war with pen and paper, they end it the same way. So many good and innocent people die. If wars are so good and noble, why aren't those leaders who start wars right up there fighting?
8. Read books, as many as you can. They are a wonderful source of delight, wisdom, and inspiration. They need no batteries or connections, and they can go anywhere.
9. Be truthful.
10. Travel: always but especially when you are young. Don't wait until you have "enough" money or until everything is "just right." That never happens. Get your passport today.
11. Pick your job or profession because you love to do it. Sure, there will be some things hard about it, but a job must be a joy. Beware of taking a job for money alone -- it will cripple your soul.
12. Don't yell. It never works, and it hurts both yourself and others. Every time I have yelled, I have failed.
13. Always keep promises to children. Don't say "we'll see" when you mean "no." Children expect the truth; give it to them with love and kindness.
14. Never tell anyone you love them when you don't.
15. Live in harmony with Nature: go into the outdoors, woods, mountains, sea, desert. It's important for your soul.
16. Visit Ireland. It's where the soul of our family was born -- especially the West: Roscommon, Clare, and Kerry.
17. Hug people you love. Tell them how much they mean to you now; don't wait until it's too late.
18. Be grateful. There is an Irish saying: "This is a day in our lives, and it will not come again." Live every day with this in mind.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ann-brenoff/grandfathers-last-letter-advice-jim-flanagan_b_1909622.html
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Прејак одговор и даде човекот на жената која ја нуди својата убавина за богат маж !
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Животот е пат со многу автобуски станици. Некои грандиозни, некои селски. Патот некаде е едвај разгазен, а некаде е огромен автопат. И ние патуваме, избираме правци и насоки, некогаш се случува да го пропуштиме автобусот и чекајќи среќаваме луѓе чии животни судбини се крстосуваат со нашите. Важното на крајот од ова патување е кој ќе патува со нас, затоа што животот е пат од една точка до друга, а единственото нешто што го прави вреден е кого ќе држиме за рака измеѓу тие две точки.
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It is better to conquer yourself than to win a thousand battles.
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“You ain’t gonna believe this, but you used to fit right here. (He gestures to the palm of his hand). I’d hold you up to say to your mother, ‘This kid’s gonna be the best kid in the world. This kid’s gonna be somebody better than anybody I ever knew.’ And you grew up good and wonderful. It was great just watchin’ you, every day was like a privilege. Then the time come for you to be your own man and take on the world, and you did. But somewhere along the line, you changed. You stopped being you. You let people stick a finger in your face and tell you you’re no good. And when things got hard, you started lookin’ for something to blame, like a big shadow.
Let me tell you something you already know.The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s a very mean and nasty place, and I don’t care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain’t about how hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done!
Now if you know what you’re worth, then go out and get what you’re worth! But you gotta be willing to take the hits. And not pointing fingers saying you ain’t where you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody! Cowards do that and that ain’t you! You’re better than that!
I’m always gonna love you no matter what. No matter what happens. You’re my son and you’re my blood. You’re the best thing in my life. But until you start believing in yourself, you ain’t gonna have a life.
Don’t forget to visit your mother.”
Let me tell you something you already know.The world ain’t all sunshine and rainbows. It’s a very mean and nasty place, and I don’t care how tough you are, it will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me, or nobody is gonna hit as hard as life. But it ain’t about how hard you hit, it’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. How much you can take and keep moving forward. That’s how winning is done!
Now if you know what you’re worth, then go out and get what you’re worth! But you gotta be willing to take the hits. And not pointing fingers saying you ain’t where you wanna be because of him, or her, or anybody! Cowards do that and that ain’t you! You’re better than that!
I’m always gonna love you no matter what. No matter what happens. You’re my son and you’re my blood. You’re the best thing in my life. But until you start believing in yourself, you ain’t gonna have a life.
Don’t forget to visit your mother.”
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It's how wars begin, it's how people turn on each other. And, you know, it starts so simply too. I am not you. I am nothing like you. And it is, each time, a lie. Because underneath all the layers of, fear and the protection, we are, at our core, the same. We have the same needs, and we carry with us the same capacity for good and evil.
You are your patient. - Dr Tom.
You are your patient. - Dr Tom.
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ПРОФЕСОРОТ: Можеме ли бог да го видиме?
Учениците? Не
Професорот: Можеме ли да го допреме?
Учениците:Не
Професорот: Значи бог не постои.
... 1 Ученик се јавува:Професоре дали вие имате Мозок?
Професорот:Да
Ученикот:Дали можете да го видите?
Професорот:Не
Ученикот:Дали можете да го допрете?
Професорот:Не
Ученикот:Епа тогаш професоре значи и вие немате МОЗОК !
Учениците? Не
Професорот: Можеме ли да го допреме?
Учениците:Не
Професорот: Значи бог не постои.
... 1 Ученик се јавува:Професоре дали вие имате Мозок?
Професорот:Да
Ученикот:Дали можете да го видите?
Професорот:Не
Ученикот:Дали можете да го допрете?
Професорот:Не
Ученикот:Епа тогаш професоре значи и вие немате МОЗОК !
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Жити се, како не можел да го види мозокот, на ехо ќе го види. И да го допре може, ама треба тиквата да му ја отворат, којзнае шо ќе му се деси. А бог ниќо, така да многу тапа фора пошо не држи вода.
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хахахаха абе колега оваа фора не вода туку брана издржала .Оваа што ми го цитираше е дело на Алберт Ајнштајн кој го зафркнал професорот .Жити се, како не можел да го види мозокот, на ехо ќе го види. И да го допре може, ама треба тиквата да му ја отворат, којзнае шо ќе му се деси. А бог ниќо, така да многу тапа фора пошо не држи вода.
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