人生有如两颗橘子
人生际遇有如两颗橘子,一颗大而酸,一颗小而甜。
凡人拿到大的,抱怨橘子酸,拿到甜的,抱怨橘子小。
智者拿到酸的,感谢橘子大,拿到小的,感谢橘子甜。
橘子是甜,是酸,是大,是小,一切全都来自于心。
人生际遇有如两颗橘子,一颗大而酸,一颗小而甜。
凡人拿到大的,抱怨橘子酸,拿到甜的,抱怨橘子小。
智者拿到酸的,感谢橘子大,拿到小的,感谢橘子甜。
橘子是甜,是酸,是大,是小,一切全都来自于心。
蔡志忠 《蒲公英的微笑》
English translation
Life, is akin to having two oranges
Our experiences in life is akin to having two oranges, one which is big but sour, and the other small but sweet.
When the mortal gets the big orange, he complains that the orange is sour; when he gets the sweet orange, he complains that the orange is small.
When the wise gets the sour orange, he is grateful that the orange is big; when he gets the small orange, he is grateful that the orange is sweet.
Oranges, our perception of whether it is sweet, sour, big or small originates from our mind.
Tsai Chih Chung <Smiles of Dandelion>
A rough translation, do pardon if there is any mistakes; my ang moh not good
:P
English translation
Life, is akin to having two oranges
Our experiences in life is akin to having two oranges, one which is big but sour, and the other small but sweet.
When the mortal gets the big orange, he complains that the orange is sour; when he gets the sweet orange, he complains that the orange is small.
When the wise gets the sour orange, he is grateful that the orange is big; when he gets the small orange, he is grateful that the orange is sweet.
Oranges, our perception of whether it is sweet, sour, big or small originates from our mind.
Tsai Chih Chung <Smiles of Dandelion>
A rough translation, do pardon if there is any mistakes; my ang moh not good