how true?
By tigeraunt
@tigeraunt (6326)
Philippines
May 15, 2011 3:34am CST
hello mylotters,
this morn i joined a philosophical meeting. one point touched my heart.
that is, "when a baby is born, it cries, its fist is closed, but we are all happy, we laugh, smile. but when he/she dies completing the role here, on this earth, he keeps quiet, calm, as if smiling, his palm is open. as if he declares, 'see i came with all in my closed fist, now am not taking back'". and friends, we cry, mourn his/her death. what for?
this is philosophy of life, how true? please share your opinion.
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4 responses
@Kalyni2011 (3496)
• India
17 May 11
Dear Anny
Wish you come here once and learn many more such things related to philosophy, you made a nice discussion, i like the basic concept of closed fist, open palm, crying, laughing etc..
please share more such ideas..
Namastey.
Kalyani
@kajal1992 (354)
• India
16 May 11
in our language we call it "MOH MAYA" we get so much attachment with that person, when he, we used to be habitual to stay, to talk , to pass our time with him, this way our attachment increase a lot, when the person he breaks all the attachment with this weird world and left us, as similarly when love hurts a person
@yogeshdhusa (2236)
• India
15 May 11
Very true!!, I also believe life has strange secret and lot a chapters and lot of learning. We don't bring anything in life and don't take anything.
enjoy life!!
@chinchoy (191)
• Hong Kong
15 May 11
Some years ago, a friend said to me that babies are born crying because they know about all the pain and sorrow and sufferings that they will be facing in their life. They carry this knowledge from the past life when they are born but those feeling fade away soon and they start to stop crying and begin to laugh.