Mahi (from the "Bhagadav Gita"): desire without attachment. You aim for a particular outcome while simultaneously not caring if it goes down or not. This means a detached desire to see and enjoy life, without the notion of identification of oneself with the act. To be in the world and at the same time be detached.
7/10/08
Some days are better than others
Mahi (from the "Bhagadav Gita"): desire without attachment. You aim for a particular outcome while simultaneously not caring if it goes down or not. This means a detached desire to see and enjoy life, without the notion of identification of oneself with the act. To be in the world and at the same time be detached.
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Qué bien
"se" lo pasáis!
Com deia un grup de pop raro...
"The only way is up!"
xD
No recordo qui eren...
pero aquests si que els recordo!
Random I am.- Millencolin
yippie!
Os faltan las narices de clown XD
Científico: lo "pasemos" genial!
No: jajaja Bona la frase! I bona Millencolin per començar el dia.
Javi: ais, me prestas la tuya? jiji
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