Accepting Change in Marriage and Happiness : หน้า 29/62
Lovely Love : หน้า 29/62 Explore the reality of marriage, love, and happiness. Understand the nature of change and the importance of inner contentment.
The text discusses the reality of marriage and love, contrasting idealistic expectations with the truth of change and impermanence. It highlights that true happiness must come from within rather than from external sources or relationships. Suffering is tied to attachment and desire, which complicates love. The need for companionship in marriage is acknowledged, yet it does not guarantee perfect happiness. The importance of understanding self-fulfillment and the nature of relationships is emphasized, noting that individuals cannot control others, including their children, and must ultimately find inner peace.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Reality of Marriage -Expectations vs. Reality -Nature of Love and Suffering -Inner Happiness -Individuality in Relationships
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Accepting Change
Many people realize that once they are married,
marriage is not what they imagined it to be. Their
expectations may have been influenced by idealistic
love stories from movies and television, where lovers
are handsome, beautiful and loving. But in reality,
good things do not last forever. Our lovers, who once
used to be handsome and beautiful, now become old
and are no longer good looking. The face and the body
that you once admired have become wrinkled, obese
or bald. This is the nature of the physical world where
nothing is permanent and everything is subjected to
change.
Unrealistic expectations are reasons why human
beings fall in and out of love so quickly. In the face of
such transient and unreliable emotions, it is necessary
for us to search for a pure and lasting kind of love.
Where there is love, there is suffering. Suffering is
caused by attachment and desire. The more love and
yearning we have, the more suffering we face because
we will share the concerns, worries and pains of the
people we love. If our loved ones become sick, we
also feel their pain. If we are separated from our
loved ones, we feel the pain from missing them and
worrying about each other
Marriage may fulfill the need for companionship, but
it cannot fulfill our need for perfect happiness.
Perfect happiness does not come from outside
sources. Even if someone gives us money, a luxury
car, a nice house and all that we desire, we will still
be unable to feel complete happiness. The true state
of happiness cannot be given to us by others. It has to
be earned by the individual who wishes to obtain it.
Believe it or not, this perfect state of happiness lies
within our inner selves.
All human beings are born into this world as
individuals before coming together to form a family.
When we depart from this world, we will leave
individually as well. Our children do not truly belong
to us because we do not own their minds. We can
raise them but we cannot control how and what they
think and do.
A pregnant woman can support the life of her unborn
child until the child enters the world. Although she
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