I guess we'all missed the point. Look at it from the point of view of tears of sadness. The author is refering to "love". When you love someone, your ultimate goal, at the forefront of your thoughts, is that person's hapiness. Even when you make mistakes, they would be genuine mistakes and the one you love would realise that without bitterness. Love gives peace, happiness and does not look to get anything in return. That's what the author is refering to. That's what couples should practive and in doing so, both are taken care of.
I think you all missed the point including you Mr Philosopher. We cry over men (humans) and they are not worth our cry because we should not depend on men as they are deceitful and not to be trusted. God who is worthy of our tears during repentance will never make us cry if we don't sin. We should put all our trust in the Lord.
There tears of joy & that of sorrow. Which one r wetalking about here? They r both inevitable &also good forthe soul :)
ReplyDeleteI don't agree with Paulo Coelho.
ReplyDeleteI don't agree either cos the one who is will make u cry more than others!
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DeleteI guess we'all missed the point. Look at it from the point of view of tears of sadness. The author is refering to "love". When you love someone, your ultimate goal, at the forefront of your thoughts, is that person's hapiness. Even when you make mistakes, they would be genuine mistakes and the one you love would realise that without bitterness. Love gives peace, happiness and does not look to get anything in return. That's what the author is refering to. That's what couples should practive and in doing so, both are taken care of.
ReplyDeleteI think you all missed the point including you Mr Philosopher.
ReplyDeleteWe cry over men (humans) and they are not worth our cry because we should not depend on men as they are deceitful and not to be trusted.
God who is worthy of our tears during repentance will never make us cry if we don't sin. We should put all our trust in the Lord.