Misli poznatih mislilaca - II

[ukupno]

649. Najveća sreća

Zdravlje je najveći dobitak, zadovoljenost najveće blago,
pouzdan čovek najbolji srodnik, utrnuće je najveća sreća.

Buda
Dhammapada 204

 

[ristob]

649. Najveća sreća

Zdravlje je najveći dobitak, zadovoljenost najveće blago,
pouzdan čovek najbolji srodnik, utrnuće je najveća sreća.

Buda
Dhammapada 204

Prsti mi trnu i ni malo nijesam srećan zbog te usudi.

 

[Net & Neta]

"Za većinu ljudi danas, pojam ljubavi podrazumeva da vas neko voli, a ne da ste vi sposobni da volite."-Erih From

 

[Net & Neta]

"Ljubav nije rezultat seksualnog zadovoljenja, već je seksualno zadovoljenje rezultat ljubavi." - Erih From

 

[ristob]

 

[Nina]

Sposobnost će te možda odvesti na vrh, ali samo te karakter ondje može i zadržati.
John Vooden

 

[Nina]

Prekomeran ponos oznaka je sitne duše
Turgenjev

 

[Nina]

Kad se ja napijem kažu - pijanica, a kad se neki glumac napije, viku ga "boem".
Đoša

 

[goxy]

مشي في جنازة ولا تمشي في جوازة. (imši fi ganaaza walla timši fi gawaaza.)
Being involved in a funeral is better than trying to arrange marriages. (Warning about matchmaking.)

 

[goxy]

القرد في عين أمه غزال. (il-'ird fi 3ein ummu ġazaal.)
In his mother’s eye, the monkey is (as beautiful as) a gazelle. (Comment about mothers' bias or partiality to their children.)

 

[goxy]

لا يلدغ المؤمن من جحر مرتين. (la yuldaġ il-mo'men min goHr marratein.)
The believer is not bitten from the same hole twice. (Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me.)

 

[goxy]

لطيور على اشكالها تقع. (iT-Tuyuur 3ala aškaaliha taqa3u.)
Birds of a feather flock together.

 

[goxy]

ليد في الميّة مش زي اليد في النار. (il-iid fil-mayya miš zayy il-iid fin-naar.)
The hand in water isn’t like the hand in fire. (Easier said than done; used to criticize someone removed from the situation at hand who is telling those involved how to deal with it.)

 

[goxy]

اللى على راسه بطحة بيحصص عليها. (illi 3ala raasu baTHa biHaSSiS 3aleiha.)
Those who have an injury on their head keep checking it. (People who have a weakness show it.)

 

[goxy]

لبس البوصة، تبقى عروسة. (labbis il-buuSa, tib'a 3aruusa.)
Dressing up a stick turns it into a bride. (Clothes make the man.)

 

[goxy]

ابن الوزّ عوّام. (ibn il-wazz 3awwam.)
The son of a goose is a swimmer. (Like father, like son.)

 

[goxy]

دوام الحال من المحال. (dawaam il-Haal min il-muHaal.)
Continuing the same state is impossible. (Nothing stays the same.)

 

[goxy]

اللى يشوف بلوة غيره تهون عليه بلوته. (illi yišuuf belwit ġeiru tihuun 3aleih belwitu.)
Seeing someone else’s problems makes your own problems seem smaller. (Considering others' problems will give you perspective.)

 

[goxy]

باب النجّار مخلع. (baab in-naggaar maxalla3.)
The carpenter’s door is falling apart. (Used to criticize someone who tells other people how to do things but doesn’t apply his advice to himself.)

 

[goxy]

الشاطرة تغذل برجل الحمار. (iš-šaTra tiġzil bi-rigl il-Homar.)
The clever one spins with a donkey’s leg (i.e. can make something out of nothing). (Used to criticize someone who blames their tools for their bad work.)

 

[goxy]

اللى ماعندوهوش مايلزمهوش. (illi ma3anduhuuš mayilzimhuuš.)
He who doesn't have (the money to pay for something) does not need it. (If you can't afford something, think twice about whether you really need it or not.)

 

[goxy]

بعد ما شاب ودوه الكتّاب. (ba3d ma šaab wadduuh ik-kuttaab)
After his hair went white, he went to school. (You can't teach an old dog new tricks. Used to criticize someone old trying to do things more suited to young people.)

 

[goxy]

عريان الطوق بينط لف

Someone without (even) a collar tries to jump up (i.e. to a higher social class). (Used to criticize someone poor trying to reach up too high above his social status.)

 

[goxy]

الفاضي يعمل قاضي. (el-faaDi yi3mel 'aaDi)
Someone free plays the judge. (Used to criticize someone with too much free time interfering in other people’s business.)

 

[goxy]

العروسة للعريس والجري للمتاعيس. (il-3aruusa lil-3ariis wel gari lil-mata3iis.)
The bride gets a bridegroom and the rest get miserable. (The bride and bridegroom are happy at a wedding, but the guests go home unhappily.)