“When I despair, I remember that all through history the way of truth and love have always won. There have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they can seem invincible, but in the end, they always fall. Think of it — always.”
― Mahatma Gandhi
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“Two thousand, five hundred years ago, the Indian sage Mahavira defined the core tenets of the Jain religion, with a key principle being that of Anekantavada, or “many-sidedness.” It is an encouragement to be aware of a multiplicity of viewpoints, with a recognition that any single point of view is partial. As the meditation teacher S.N. Goenka says, “One sees things from only one angle, a partial view, which is bound to be distorted; and yet one accepts this view as the full truth.”
—Viral Mehta: “Assuming Value Everywhere,” from Parabola, Volume 36, No 4., Winter 2011: “Many Paths, One Truth.”
From parabola-magazine.
The ancient goal of mystical mathematics was to circle the square, the enigma portrayed in Leonardo da Vinci’s Vesuvian Man.
ათასობით სანთელი შეიძლება აინთოს ერთი სანთლით ისე, რომ ეს სანთელი მაინც იგივე დროში დაიწვება…
ბედნიერება გაზიარებით არ მცირდება…
