people do this quite often.
they ‘show up’ [for their own selfish reasons] on their own. they ‘make’ it look like that they are for ever to stay. but, then just as flake-like, they leave on their own.
what does the act of vanishing holds, philosophically, for the vanishing people?
share if you like.
best,
Dushwari
people do this quite often. they 'show up' [for their own selfish reasons] on their own. they 'make' it look like that they are for ever to stay. but, then just as flake-like, they leave on their own. what does the act of vanishing holds, philosophically, for the vanishing people? share if you like.
best, Dushwari
interesting question! it instantly reminded me of the beginning of surah al baqara. i believe it talks about people who say "we believe" when they are with believers but soon their backs turn and they turn away from their words. they fool nobody but themselves...and in a way, they 'vanish' after fullfiling their purpose.
as living creatures, we carry the inherent quality of selfishness. as soon as our purpose is fullfilled, we seek exits dont we?
people do this quite often. they 'show up' [for their own selfish reasons] on their own. they 'make' it look like that they are for ever to stay. but, then just as flake-like, they leave on their own. what does the act of vanishing holds, philosophically, for the vanishing people? share if you like.
best,
Dushwari
Such people should become Insignificant in one's life...
my two cents :)