Every religion and philosophy worth its salt is geared in one way or another around this question. Some answer it succinctly in a way that just feels compelling, while others spend entire books not getting to the point (just try The Problem of Pain by C.S. Lewis). I take it you felt compelled by his conclusions?
Shit I hope by closing my eyes and going to other side. Literally just read my tarot cards online and I got that really ugly card with all the swords in the person so might die soon.
I think that card means you are being attacked and are in a lot of pain (hence why you have a lot of swords in you) maybe wounds that will never heal. It doesn’t necessarily doesn’t mean you will die but does seem valid.
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Well, four lefts doesn’t work so I’m stumped.
That’s pretty darned funny.
OP’s question is addressed precisely by the Buddha. That was the Buddha’s life work and how he framed his teachings.
Every religion and philosophy worth its salt is geared in one way or another around this question. Some answer it succinctly in a way that just feels compelling, while others spend entire books not getting to the point (just try The Problem of Pain by C.S. Lewis). I take it you felt compelled by his conclusions?
I don’t know at the moment.
Shit I hope by closing my eyes and going to other side. Literally just read my tarot cards online and I got that really ugly card with all the swords in the person so might die soon.
I think that card means you are being attacked and are in a lot of pain (hence why you have a lot of swords in you) maybe wounds that will never heal. It doesn’t necessarily doesn’t mean you will die but does seem valid.
I always thought by shooting myself. Of course that needed to have been done 7 years ago and now I am just terribly behind