The beloved is harsh, but the lover tolerates it, because it was an important and informative conversation and discussion that was had. It wasn’t an ordinary or typical conversation and discussion. Otherwise, why put up with all of it and why waste one’s energy?
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Note to “Laila (Part Two)”
“Hamesha” همیشه The beloved is the one and only, forever and eternal. There is no one like her and there is no one in her league either. Think twice before you assume you can do without her.
“Laila (Part Two)” – ليلا (قسمت دوم)
https://videopress.com/v/w1dRHmCp?resizeToParent=true&cover=true&preloadContent=metadata&useAverageColor=true Artist: Sharafat Parwani. Original: Folklore. Rough Translation: “Appease the beloved, because it’s your only hope for the good life. It’s your last chance at the good life. She’s the one and only, forever and eternal. The beloved is like Promethean fire. Once the fire is sparked in you, it’ll never go out. Sparked in … Continue reading “Laila (Part Two)” – ليلا (قسمت دوم)
Sixteenth Note to “Laila”
And of course, outside of absolute reality and the ultimate truth, everything is metaphorical and symbolic, including the all-important relationship between the lover and beloved, which is central to the entire scheme of things. And the beloved is said to be harsh, but the lover tolerates all of it.
Fifteenth Note to “Laila”
And as we have mentioned before, we define the term “reality” as the “totality” of everything that exists in the multiverse and beyond. In theory and perhaps even in practice, we overcome motivation and perception and interpretation and matter and all else in order to ascertain “absolute reality” or “ultimate reality.” And once you reach … Continue reading Fifteenth Note to “Laila”
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