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May
The interviewer was very kind, but my mind went completely blank.
It really hit me again that steady, consistent effort is key in learning English.
↓ I wrote this last week and I didn't post it, I think I just wanted to out it anywhere.
But I am not sure why am I work so hard.
「Next week I have an interview in English for a department transfer.
Yesterday my cat passed away, and still unable to come to terms with it, I'm at work again today.
Life is tough, isn't it?」
I think I lost my belief.
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太郎
everyone is my life
誕生日年ふるごとに刻みけるその刻刻をこころに記せ
birthday
each passing age
ticks away
let every moment of it
write it in your heart
冬の夜にひとり眠りの寝ねられずついに標の流星群見る
on a winter night
alone in sleep
unable to sleep
at last the mark
I see a meteor shower
敵もなく味方もあらずもろともに出会うところはわが命
no enemies
no allies
wherever I meet
everyone
is all my life
つっく🍻
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自由
カルマから逃れる目的は、あなたの本質であり永遠の本質に到達することです。それは魂、つまり遍在する不滅の魂であり、生まれることも死ぬこともありません。しかし魂は今、肉、骨、骨髄、細菌、寄生虫などで構成されたこの肉体という檻に囚われ、閉じ込められています。そして、自由を得る道を求めています。自由、平和、至福は一体です。自由を得た人は平安を得ています。私たちは自分が自由ではないことを知っています。どれだけのお金、どれだけの富、どれだけの権力や地位を持っていても、私たちは自分が自由ではないことを知っています。私たちは自分の望み通りに物事を行うことができません。この肉体という檻に囚われているのは、自分の行為の成果を享受したいという欲望によるものです。たとえ欲望が一つしか残っていなかったとしても、私たちはいつかそれを満たすでしょう。私たちの欲望はどれも満たされないままになることはありません。それが法則です。
しかし、結局のところ、欲望を満たしても幸せにはなれません。それはさらなる欲望を生み出すだけです。これがカルマの連鎖であり、欲望を満たし続ける行為と、今生あるいは来世で満たすべき新たな欲望を持つ行為の連続です。ですから、カルマから逃れる目的は、魂をこの輪廻から解放し、欲望とその充足を超えた、本質的で永遠の本質を悟ることです。これこそが真の自由です。
1983年5月15日、シヴァナンダ・ヨーガ・ヴェーダーンタ・センター、ロンドン、イギリス
Freedom
The purpose of escaping karma is to reach your essential and eternal nature. That is the soul, the all-pervading, immortal soul which is neither born nor dies. But the soul is now caught and imprisoned in this bodily cage made up of flesh, bone and mar-row, germs and worms, etc. And it is seeking a way to get freedom. Freedom, peace and bliss are one and the same. If a man has got freedom, he's peaceful. We know we are not free. It doesn't matter how much money, how much wealth, how much power and position we have, we know we are not free. We are unable to do things according to our wish. Getting imprisoned in this bodily cage is due to the desire to enjoy the fruits of our actions; and even if there is only one desire left, we will fulfill it at some time. None of our desires will ever go unfulfilled. That is the law.
And yet ultimately, fulfillment of desires will not make one happy. It will only create more desires. This is the chain of karma, the continuous action of fulfillment of desires, and having new desires to be fulfilled in this life or the next. So the purpose of escaping karma is to free the soul from this cycle and to realize your esser tial and eternal nature, beyond desires and fulfillment of desires This is True Freedom.
May 15, 1983, Sivananda Yoga Vedanta Centre, London, England
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0072:DAVID LEE ROTH/A LITTLE AIN'T ENOUGH
Released in 1991, this third album was recorded with newly discovered ex-Cacophony guitarist Jason Becker, who had left the band Steve Vai. The rhythm section continues to be the Bissonnette brothers.
With the new talent Jason Becker, Diamond Dave was about to shine even brighter. But, in the middle of recording, Jason was diagnosed with ALS at a very young age. The recording session was completed, but the band was unable to go on tour.
After the release of the album, the band embarked on a world tour, mainly in Europe.
The band members include John Holmes, ex-Lizzy Borden, who replaced Jason. On bass is Todd Jensen, ex-HARDLINE. On drums is Greg Bissonette, who has recorded and toured on three albums.
In terms of chart action, the album only reached #18 in the US, but was well received in Europe, reaching #9 in Norway, #5 in Switzerland, and #1 in Finland.
This album is underrated, but it is an excellent album for DLR to make after their two previous albums. It is certainly less flashy, but more than that, in my opinion, it expresses a different side of him and points in the right direction for mature rock.
Recommend:A LIL' AIN'T ENOUGH, SHOOT IT, LADY LUCK, TELL THE TRUTH, BABY'S ON FIRE, 40 BELOW, IT'S SHOWTIME!
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あめぴー🌈
I am forced to choose which memories to shoot through.
Closing my eyes is meaningless,
Peace is shattered by the pull of my own trigger.
In the blank space that has been pierced,
I must decide what to fill it with.
That choice overlaps with the moon's phases,
And I will open my closed eyes, unable to see the colors.
I will encounter a blade with a keen edge,
But even then, it's better not to buy it.
It's better not to call out for what you want to protect with that hand you hold.
Because connections will be severed.
By depicting that one person is not alone,
A day with someone will come.
Just as 12month gradually loses a day,
You will be forced to choose:
Is the beginning first, or the end?
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Ryo
詩：風 心のままに Pensive morning
人は
逆境にいる時
そう感じた時
余裕のない時
優しさや
愛を求める
其れは
理性で
取り繕う事の
出来ない
自然の摂理
欲するままに
素直に
心を解き放て
-戒-
Poetry.
”Pensive morning”
When in adversity,
that's when we feel it,
when there's no room for calm,
we seek kindness and love.
It's something beyond reason,
unable to be masked,
a natural order.
To desire freely,
to release the heart without pretense.
-Kai-
God bless you.
逆境にいる時
そう感じた時
余裕のない時
優しさや
愛を求める
其れは
理性で
取り繕う事の
出来ない
自然の摂理
欲するままに
素直に
心を解き放て
-戒-
Poetry.
”Pensive morning”
When in adversity,
that's when we feel it,
when there's no room for calm,
we seek kindness and love.
It's something beyond reason,
unable to be masked,
a natural order.
To desire freely,
to release the heart without pretense.
-Kai-
God bless you.
La plus que lente, L. 121
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東雲(しののめ)
There are countless things I should do, countless things I want to do… and yet, it’s strange.
When will my life ever become something vibrant and fulfilling?
I’m sick of myself—unable to steadily build up effort or ingenuity.
Even this self-criticism is just another form of weakness, nothing more than a self-indulgent, unproductive gesture.
I’ve long since grown weary of this shabby, pitiful life.
I’m exhausted… perhaps it’s about time to call it quits.
At the latest, within the next fifteen years, my life will reach its end—one way or another.
Either I’ll collapse into ruin, or I’ll manage a rebirth. There are only those two futures.
…And yet, I suspect that fifteen years from now, I’ll still be dragging myself along, living on aimlessly.
That’s the kind of lukewarm person I am. For someone worthless like me, even being alive at all is a blessing—how greedy it is to want more.
In truth, I should accept my place, feel gratitude for the present, and learn to be content with what I have.
But I am a fool, blinded by greed, always craving more. It’s a nature utterly at odds with my laziness.
I carry all these desires, yet lack the discipline and persistence to fulfill them—and that very idleness is the true root of my suffering.
My own powerlessness fills me with a deep, seething rage.
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