according to Buddha
If it is not truthful and not helpful, don’t say it.
If it is truthful and not helpful, don’t say it.
If it is not truthful and helpful, don’t say it.
If it is truthful and helpful, wait for the right time.
i’m gonna smear another colour over you
The art is great, the philosophy is even better.
reading Buddha makes me feel tiny…thanks Ken for stopping by with your comment…and *like*…always appreciated.
and thanks kindly bloggers and *likers* for stopping in…appreciate you all noticing ♥
I was trying to teach my daughter this lesson…this quote is perfect to foward to her …and me
yes i always named them ‘bubble thoughts’…thanks for your comment Barbara…learning always along the way…smiles
Reblogged this on Lady Philospher's Blog and commented:
Must be karma for me to see this! We live in twittering times where facebook takes the place for real faces. We are in such an over saturation cosmodrama. We can monitor others conversations which affect our own egos and suddenly our voices at times even against our own permission take on a life of their own. All the while all of the intimacy and courage of beauty is lost. I for one must confess I have not followed these extremely wise words enough. The heart so often needs no words? Do we live in an even more cerebral era? Thank’s to Sloppy Buddhist!