Tuesday, July 03, 2007
十分‧愛 (方力申+鄧麗欣合唱版)
曲：金培達
詞：陳少琪
合：分手後一分鐘 便有後悔聲音
能傷我最深的人 應得我心
女：應該漠不關心 然而還著緊
男：當攬緊他人 想起跟你熱吻
合：愛過太深 原來身體會疑問
再沒法可適應別人
願醉掉了 能容許你憐憫
男：早知不應試愛 (女:未放開) 便節哀
女：有情人
合：日日夜夜同分開感慨
男：避開 女：願你改 男：一個 女：小小意外
男：未悔恨我未會知
合：不散不愛
男：心 女：話放開 男：未放開
女：雨驟來
合：才能提示真愛是確實存在
愛滿分竟是換來 痛亦滿分
可否錯一次以後 一直愛
合：分手後天天都 是最重要起身
皮膚有你的指紋 刻得太深
女：應該漠不關心 然而還著緊
男：當攬緊他人 想起跟你熱吻
合：愛過太深 原來身體會疑問
再沒法可適應別人
願醉掉了 能容許你憐憫
男：早知不應試愛 (女:未放開) 便節哀
女：有情人
合：日日夜夜同分開感慨
男：避開 女：願你改 男：一個 女：小小意外
男：未悔恨我未會知
合：不散不愛
男：心 女：話放開 男：未放開
女：雨驟來
合：才能提示真愛是確實存在
愛滿分竟是換來 痛亦滿分
可否錯一次以後
男：早知不應試愛 (女:未放開) 便節哀
女：有情人
合：日日夜夜同分開感慨
男：避開 女：願你改 男：一個 女：小小意外
男：未悔恨我未會知
合：不散不愛
男：心 女：話放開 男：未放開
女：雨驟來
合：才能提示真愛是確實存在
愛滿分竟是換來 痛亦滿分
可否錯一次以後 一直愛
Wednesday, June 13, 2007
S.H.E - 说你爱我
下着雨
让尘气稀释回忆
我靠着你不出声音
看着你
看着斑驳的甜蜜
爱你困住你也困住我自己
我那躲也躲不掉的微妙伤口
隐隐作痛
你那戒也戒不掉的甜蜜借口
也让我精神腐朽
说你爱我
变成一种问候
不如趁早放手
把爱坠落
让满地鲜红
说你爱我
变成一种折磨
不用陪我走到最后
我承担不起你的承诺
下着雨让尘气稀释回忆
我靠着你不出声音
看着你
看着斑驳的甜蜜
爱你困住你也困住我自己
我那躲也躲不掉的微妙伤口
隐隐作痛
你那戒也戒不掉的甜蜜借口
也让我精神腐朽
说你爱我变成一种问候
不如趁早放手
把爱坠落
让满地鲜红
说你爱我
变成一种折磨
不用陪我走到最后
我承担不起你的承诺
说你爱我
变成一种问候
不如趁早放手
把爱坠落
让满地鲜红
说你爱我
变成一种折磨
不用陪我走到最后
我承担不起你的承诺
说你爱我
变成一种问候
不如趁早放手
把爱坠落
让满地鲜红
说你爱我
变成一种折磨
不用陪我走到最后
我承担不起你的承诺
阿桑 - 叶子
叶子是不会飞翔的翅膀
翅膀是落在天上的叶子
天堂原来应该不是妄想
只是我早已经遗忘
当初怎么开始飞翔
孤单是一个人的狂欢
狂欢是一群人的孤单
爱情原来的开始是陪伴
但我也渐渐地遗忘
当时是怎样有人陪伴
我一个人吃饭旅行到处走走停停
也一个人看书写信自己对话谈心
只是心又飘到了哪里
就连自己看也看不清
我想我不仅仅是失去你
Sunday, June 10, 2007
A Story about Retribution: Harming Others is Harming Oneself; a Robber in This Life, a Slave in the Next
This is a story about a person that, because he took other people's property, became a slave in his next life in order to pay back what he had stolen. The retribution that followed is very touching.
During the Sui Dynasty, Zhao Liangxiang lived in Daizhou. Zhao Linangxiang was a wealthy man and had two sons. The older son, Zhao Meng, was an honest and kind man, while his younger son, Zhao Ying, was mean and tough. In his later years, the ailing Zhao Liangxiang wanted to avoid a family dispute over his properties, so he divided his property in his will. But soon after Zhao Liangxiang passed away, Zhao Ying, the younger son, took all of his older brother's property except for one garden house. Zhao Meng had to work as a servant to make ends meet.
When the younger Zhao Ying died a few years later, he reincarnated as Zhao Han, the son of his older brother. Years later, the elder Zhao Meng also died and reincarnated as Zhao Xian, his younger brother's grandson. As Zhao Huan and Zhao Xian grew up, the living standard of Zhao Huan's family got worse while Zhao Xian's family became wealthier. Zhao Huan was Zhao Xian's uncle, but he was so desperate that he became a servant to his nephew. People did not know the story of their past lives and therefore felt sorry for Zhao Huan. They said, "Heaven is not fair, the rich become richer."
One day Zhao Huan's mother told him, "Your uncle Zhao Ying stole our family properties, causing our lives to be miserable. Now you have even ended up becoming his servant. What shame this has brought to our family!" After hearing this, Zhao Huan was so furious that he wanted to kill his nephew, Zhao Xian. He always carried a knife with him and waited for his chance.
In the First Year of the Kai Huang Era, Zhao Xian planned to visit Wutai Mountain. He asked his uncle Zhao Huan to join him. When both men were in the mountain and no one was around, Zhao Huan took out his knife and tried to kill his nephew, saying that he wanted revenge for the injustice of three generations. Zhao Xian ran into the woods to a temple made from hay. As Zhao Huan followed, an old monk stopped him and asked him what he wanted. Zhao Huan declared, "I want to kill my enemy." The old monk laughed out loud, "What enemy? You are your own enemy. Wait a minute, I will let you know your past life stories. After that you will be able to see who the bad guy really is."
The monk made them recall their past lives: Zhao Huan was Zhao Ying, who had bullied his brother and robbed him of his properties; Zhao Xian was the humiliated Zhao Meng. After they realized these facts, both men felt very sad and regretful.
The monk said, "Zhao Ying brought from his past life wealth and good fortune. Even if he hadn't robbed his brother, he would still have been rich. But he bullied his brother and robbed him of his property and was not interested in charity. So after Zhao Ying died, he was punished and had to repay all his brother's property, along with his own property, and give it all to his brother, now his nephew Zhao Xian. He himself also became a poor servant. All of this was to pay back for all the bad things he had done. Zhao Meng made donations, but not willingly. Therefore, although he had money, he could not use it. On the other hand, he tolerated his brother's bullying and stayed poor without complaining. Therefore, he incarnated into a wealthy family and enjoyed being wealthy. In general, the causal effect is fair and reliable. Whoever causes others to suffer eventually suffers. Zhao Huan did not need to blame others for his misfortune, let alone killing for revenge. That only added more hatred into the complicated chain of retribution, thus making his life even more miserable."
After the two men understood the story, they realized that no matter how hard people try, they cannot change the lives of others. Those who harm will be harmed; those who help others will help themselves. It is indeed a universal principle that has been proven over and over again. There and then, the two men decided to abandon their families and became monks in the Wutai Mountain temple.
(Story from Clearwisdom.net)
During the Sui Dynasty, Zhao Liangxiang lived in Daizhou. Zhao Linangxiang was a wealthy man and had two sons. The older son, Zhao Meng, was an honest and kind man, while his younger son, Zhao Ying, was mean and tough. In his later years, the ailing Zhao Liangxiang wanted to avoid a family dispute over his properties, so he divided his property in his will. But soon after Zhao Liangxiang passed away, Zhao Ying, the younger son, took all of his older brother's property except for one garden house. Zhao Meng had to work as a servant to make ends meet.
When the younger Zhao Ying died a few years later, he reincarnated as Zhao Han, the son of his older brother. Years later, the elder Zhao Meng also died and reincarnated as Zhao Xian, his younger brother's grandson. As Zhao Huan and Zhao Xian grew up, the living standard of Zhao Huan's family got worse while Zhao Xian's family became wealthier. Zhao Huan was Zhao Xian's uncle, but he was so desperate that he became a servant to his nephew. People did not know the story of their past lives and therefore felt sorry for Zhao Huan. They said, "Heaven is not fair, the rich become richer."
One day Zhao Huan's mother told him, "Your uncle Zhao Ying stole our family properties, causing our lives to be miserable. Now you have even ended up becoming his servant. What shame this has brought to our family!" After hearing this, Zhao Huan was so furious that he wanted to kill his nephew, Zhao Xian. He always carried a knife with him and waited for his chance.
In the First Year of the Kai Huang Era, Zhao Xian planned to visit Wutai Mountain. He asked his uncle Zhao Huan to join him. When both men were in the mountain and no one was around, Zhao Huan took out his knife and tried to kill his nephew, saying that he wanted revenge for the injustice of three generations. Zhao Xian ran into the woods to a temple made from hay. As Zhao Huan followed, an old monk stopped him and asked him what he wanted. Zhao Huan declared, "I want to kill my enemy." The old monk laughed out loud, "What enemy? You are your own enemy. Wait a minute, I will let you know your past life stories. After that you will be able to see who the bad guy really is."
The monk made them recall their past lives: Zhao Huan was Zhao Ying, who had bullied his brother and robbed him of his properties; Zhao Xian was the humiliated Zhao Meng. After they realized these facts, both men felt very sad and regretful.
The monk said, "Zhao Ying brought from his past life wealth and good fortune. Even if he hadn't robbed his brother, he would still have been rich. But he bullied his brother and robbed him of his property and was not interested in charity. So after Zhao Ying died, he was punished and had to repay all his brother's property, along with his own property, and give it all to his brother, now his nephew Zhao Xian. He himself also became a poor servant. All of this was to pay back for all the bad things he had done. Zhao Meng made donations, but not willingly. Therefore, although he had money, he could not use it. On the other hand, he tolerated his brother's bullying and stayed poor without complaining. Therefore, he incarnated into a wealthy family and enjoyed being wealthy. In general, the causal effect is fair and reliable. Whoever causes others to suffer eventually suffers. Zhao Huan did not need to blame others for his misfortune, let alone killing for revenge. That only added more hatred into the complicated chain of retribution, thus making his life even more miserable."
After the two men understood the story, they realized that no matter how hard people try, they cannot change the lives of others. Those who harm will be harmed; those who help others will help themselves. It is indeed a universal principle that has been proven over and over again. There and then, the two men decided to abandon their families and became monks in the Wutai Mountain temple.
(Story from Clearwisdom.net)
吴克群 - 《老子说》
Wu Ke Qun - Lao zi shuo
不是在教室里
不跟你讲道理
外面的路崎岖
撞得满头真理
春秋百家争鸣
大家抄来抄去
到底谁有道理
谁的比较高明
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
真理在音符里无为畅快
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
我自然的 high
老子说前方的路太多
走过的路不走
我们找到了一种自我
老子说要不然换你说
你不懂老子说
输和赢其实都差不多
老子说
电视里太啰唆
七嘴八舌的说
每个人说一种
只是要我点头
大人们的学说
太深我搞不懂
为你为谁为我
老子般的自我
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
真理在音符里无为畅快
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
我不停的转
老子说前方的路太多
走过的路不走
我们拍出了一种自我
老子说要不然换你说
你不懂老子说
世界在老子手中转动
老子说
全部的耳朵听我
全部的眼睛看我
都框在我的镜头
音乐是我的祖宗
全部的耳朵听我
全部的眼睛看我
都框在我的镜头
音乐是我的祖宗
不是在教室里
不跟你讲道理
外面的路崎岖
撞得满头真理
春秋百家争鸣
大家抄来抄去
到底谁有道理
谁的比较高明
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
真理在音符里无为畅快
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
我自然的 high
老子说前方的路太多
走过的路不走
我们找到了一种自我
老子说要不然换你说
你不懂老子说
输和赢其实都差不多
老子说
电视里太啰唆
七嘴八舌的说
每个人说一种
只是要我点头
大人们的学说
太深我搞不懂
为你为谁为我
老子般的自我
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
真理在音符里无为畅快
人法地地法天天法道道法自然
我不停的转
老子说前方的路太多
走过的路不走
我们拍出了一种自我
老子说要不然换你说
你不懂老子说
世界在老子手中转动
老子说
全部的耳朵听我
全部的眼睛看我
都框在我的镜头
音乐是我的祖宗
全部的耳朵听我
全部的眼睛看我
都框在我的镜头
音乐是我的祖宗
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
