The Covenant of Fate 20

You have to ask yourself if you really like her!

If you like it, don't give up on the happiness in front of you.

Personally, I think you'd better wait

After all, it's not easy to meet someone you like and like yourself.

Dude, think about it yourself, but it's a good thing, I hope you can be happy

Do you really think the convention is reliable? The agreement is just two very simple words, but it is emotionally difficult to achieve two words, do you know that 1 month can change a lot, don't believe in the agreement

I have only 2 sentences for you.

The hundred-year-old promise vanished in the blink of an eye.

The eternal oath is no match for the red dust of the world.

Tagore.

Rabindranath Tagore.

Rabindranath Tagore (7 May 1861 – 7 August 1941) was an Indian poet, writer, activist, philosopher, and Indian nationalist.

His representative works include "Gitanjali", "Birds", "Sands in the Eyes", "Four People", "Family and the World".

The Gardener's Collection, the Crescent Collection, and the Last Psalm

Gora, "The Crisis of Civilization".

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Although Tagore was also influenced by Western philosophy.

The influence of the current of thought, but the tone of his thought, is still from the ancient Indian Rig Veda.

All the way to the Upantheism of the Upanishads and the Vedic Chaithantana.

thoughts. This kind of thinking advocates that the universe is all in one place, and this unity is called "Brahman".

Brahman is the unity of all things in the universe, the essence of the world. Man and Brahman are also a unity. "'I' is a synonym for 'Brahman', and 'Brahman' is the highest 'me'.

There is no difference between the essence of man and the essence of nature, both of which are an integral part of the essence of the world, Brahman, and are interdependent and interrelated. ”

Tagore called the "infinite" with the god or "Brahman" on the one hand, and the natural or phenomenal world and the individual soul as the other, and called it "finite", and the relationship between the infinite and the finite is the central issue of his philosopher's exploration, and it is also a question that he often touches on in his poetry.

Tagore differs from traditional Indian philosophy in that he focuses on "man", asserting that man needs God, and God needs man, and even believes that God can only be seen in man.

Fate is something that can be met but not sought.

It feels like a beautiful encounter, hehe, I personally feel that fate has come.

Nothing can stop me from loving him, and I can move him with a sincere heart.

Let him feel that meeting me is his fate, we are destined to love each other, now I, and my boyfriend, we are all first love, we are noisy and noisy, divided and combined, but the relationship has really not changed, on the contrary, it is getting better and better.

We all cherish each other's togetherness, and although we sometimes quarrel a lot, it's also quite good to get better, haha!

I hope you can also cherish the people around you, the ones you love, and love you!

Fate is very illusory, I personally think.

Feelings are managed by cultivation and heart, no one and who are destined, but when your feelings reach a very unforgettable realm, everyone is inseparable, I think this should be laughed at.

It's fate, fate is destined to meet, know, and love.

The above is purely a personal testimonial, o( o

May you be happy and find your "destiny" as soon as possible.