Thursday, December 18, 2008

Dont Worry Be Healthy

It is actually a title of a book. This is what I found applicable during my previous two days of miserable life. I got sick and being happy and not worrying too much about it actually sped up my recovery quite a lot.

The book talks about accepting the sickness as a whole not rejecting it and let it go. Accept and let it go. Sounds familiar exactly like a buddhist point of view. Feel and accept something entirely and let it go. The lesser the attachment the lesser the suffering O.O If what I said is screwed then please correct me LoL coz in the end I am a free thinker, not an expert in Buddhism teachings eventhough I find my thoughts are almost parallel to Buddhism.

SO...DONT WORRY AND BE HAPPY!
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