Sinna på Gud

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Jeg er så sinna på Gud.

Jeg vil ikke tro på Gud mer, men det nytter jo ikke - Jeg tror jo like "herlig".

Jeg har hatt så mange prøvelser de siste årene at jeg ikke aner hvordan jeg skal komme meg over det - nå har smerten blitt så stor at det verker i kroppen.

Jeg har bedt om at jeg skal få styrke til å takle det jeg opplever, men nå begynner det sannelig å røyne på. Jeg ser absolutt nesten ingen glede ved livet, jeg ser ingen grunn til å se fremover. Mitt sinn er (var) veldig lyst, men nå har det blitt for tøft til å klare å se lyspunktene.

Men sinna orker jeg å være - på Gud.

[Gjest GreenSky]

Du tror mao ikke på at mennesket skaper sin egen skjebne?

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Du tror mao ikke på at mennesket skaper sin egen skjebne?

Som jeg skrev - Jeg tror på Gud, ergo tror jeg også at Gud har noe med min skjebne å gjøre. Jeg er allikevel ansvarlig for min handlinger, og nå er en av mine handlinger at jeg er sinna på Gud.

[Gjest Bellatrix]

Det er lov å være sinna på Gud. Jeg vet ikke hva du sliter med, men kanskje du kunne hatt godt av å prate med en prest? Eller en psykolog hvis du sliter skikkelig?

[Gjest Trådstarteren]

Det er lov å være sinna på Gud. Jeg vet ikke hva du sliter med' date=' men kanskje du kunne hatt godt av å prate med en prest? Eller en psykolog hvis du sliter skikkelig?[/quote']

Det hadde sikkert vært nyttig det Fighter, problemet er at det er så lang ventetid hos psykologene - så innen jeg får time må problemet være løst. I mellomtiden får jeg fortsette å være litt sinna.

[Gjest Bellatrix]

Hvis det er konkrete ting du sliter med så finnes det vel måter å få ordnet opp på. Har du spykiske problemer kan det være godt å få snakket med noen. Jeg har allerede nevnt en pret. Kanskje fastlegen din?

[Gjest Anonymous]

Hm. Av en eller annen grunn ble jeg minnet på denne:

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0115751/

Om ikke sinna, så fører hun i det minste en alvorlig dialog med Gud.

Det er lov å være sint. Jeg har en samling aforismer vedrørende det å være 'glad'. De er slik;

The surest way to have happiness and peace of mind is to give them to somebody else.

Happiness is within but it does not get there by itself.

Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they have.

Happiness does not come from what you have but from what you are.

He who continually searches for happiness will never find it. Happiness is made, not found.

Two things contribute to happiness: what we can do without and what we can do with.

No one can define happiness. You have to be unhappy to understand it.

Money never did buy happiness; and credit cards aren’t doing much better.

It isn’t your position that makes you happy or unhappy. It’s your disposition.

Real happiness is cheap enough, yet we pay dearly for its counterfeit.

A lot of happiness is overlooked because it doesn’t cost anything.

For every minute you’re angry, you lose sixty seconds of happiness.

Happy is the man who renounces everything that puts a strain on his conscience.

Some people find happiness by making the most of what they don’t have.

Happiness is home brewed.

Happiness is a healthy mental attitude, a grateful spirit, a clear conscience, and a heart full of love.

All we are guaranteed is the pursuit of happiness. You have to catch up with it yourself.

So live that your memories will be part of your happiness.

If ignorance was bliss, we’d all be a lot happier.

Any person who looks happy when he isn’t is well on the road to success.

To love others makes us happy; to love ourselves makes us lonely.

Happiness adds and multiplies as we divide it with others.

Happiness is the conviction that we are loved in spite of ourselves.

To find happiness you must be willing to ignore what life owes you and think about what you owe life.

True Happiness may be sought, thought or caught – but never bought!

Freedom is the right all people have to be as happy as they can.

The place to be happy is here, the time to be happy is now, the way to be happy is to make others so.

Happiness is not perfected until it is shared with others.

To be happy, do not add to your possessions but subtract from your desires.

Happiness is where you find it and very seldom where you seek it.

It seems that some people can’t be happy unless they’re unhappy.

Happiness is a place somewhere between too much and too little.

Happiness is in the heart not the circumstances.

The plain facet is that human beings are happy only when they are striving for something worthwhile.

The surest path to happiness is in losing yourself in a cause greater than yourself.

Happiness is the result of being too busy to be miserable.

The man who gets along in the world is the one who can look cheerful and happy when he isn’t.

People whose main concern is their own happiness seldom find it.

The best way for a person to have happy thoughts is to count his blessings not his cash.

Wealth may not bring happiness, but it seems to bring a pleasant kind of misery.

[Gjest Anonymous]

Det kom ei bok ut for et år eller to siden som heter : Skuffet over Gud. Det er en amerikansk forfatter, husker ikke hva han heter nå. Kanskje det kan være ei bok som du trenger å lese nå. Jeg begynte på den, men mistet boka.... (!) og syns den var spennende lesing. Ville bare gi et lite tips til deg om du liker å lese.

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Hvis det er konkrete ting du sliter med så finnes det vel måter å få ordnet opp på. Har du spykiske problemer kan det være godt å få snakket med noen. Jeg har allerede nevnt en pret. Kanskje fastlegen din?

.

Tusen takk igjen Fighter. Jeg vet i allefall hvordan jeg skal unngå å komme i en slik situasjon igjen, men først må jeg forsøke å krabbe meg opp igjen.

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Tusen takk til deg også Kafka. Jeg er heldigvis velsignet med et lyst sinn, så jeg har (normalt) lett for å glede meg. En sommerfugl i fri utfoldelse er nok for at jeg opplever en form for enkel lykke.

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Det kom ei bok ut for et år eller to siden som heter : Skuffet over Gud. Det er en amerikansk forfatter' date=' husker ikke hva han heter nå. Kanskje det kan være ei bok som du trenger å lese nå. Jeg begynte på den, men mistet boka.... (!) og syns den var spennende lesing. Ville bare gi et lite tips til deg om du liker å lese.[/quote']

Tusen takk, jeg skal sjekke hos haugenbok.no med en gang.

[Gjest Anonymous]

Tusen takk til deg også Kafka. Jeg er heldigvis velsignet med et lyst sinn' date=' så jeg har (normalt) lett for å glede meg. En sommerfugl i fri utfoldelse er nok for at jeg opplever en form for enkel lykke.[/quote']

Godt :-) Da hadde jeg tatt meg en tur til Universitetet i Oslo og deres Zoologiske museum :-)

Imens vi venter;

http://home.no.net/oddketil/bp/ :-)

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Takk igjen Kafka - for at du fikk meg til å le.

[Gjest Anonymous]

Takk igjen Kafka - for at du fikk meg til å le.

The Simpsons, Episode: 'Marge Vs. the Monorail'

Marge: Homer, there's a man here who thinks he can help you!

Homer: Batman?!

Marge: No, he's a scientist.

Homer: Batman's a scientist!

Marge: It's not Batman!!

[Gjest Oppgitt]

The Simpsons, Episode: 'Marge Vs. the Monorail'

Marge: Homer, there's a man here who thinks he can help you!

Homer: Batman?!

Marge: No, he's a scientist.

Homer: Batman's a scientist!

Marge: It's not Batman!!

[Gjest Anonymous]

Seinfeld, episode 'The Face Painter'

Kramer [an innocent primate] is at the zoo, talking with Barry, the monkey.

Kramer: Anyway, I um, I just want to say that I'm sorry. I lost my temper and I probably shouldn't have. I took it out on you and, look, if I've caused you any problems as a result of my behavior, well then, I'm sorry. I apologize. Even though, Barry, between me and you, we both know that you started it. I mean, who's kidding who? But they tell me that you're very upset, and god forbid I should disturb the very important monkey, I'm just hoping we can put this behind us, let's just move on with our lives, ok? So no hard feelings?

[Gjest Oppgitt]

Seinfeld, episode 'The Face Painter'

Kramer [an innocent primate] is at the zoo, talking with Barry, the monkey.

Kramer: Anyway, I um, I just want to say that I'm sorry. I lost my temper and I probably shouldn't have. I took it out on you and, look, if I've caused you any problems as a result of my behavior, well then, I'm sorry. I apologize. Even though, Barry, between me and you, we both know that you started it. I mean, who's kidding who? But they tell me that you're very upset, and god forbid I should disturb the very important monkey, I'm just hoping we can put this behind us, let's just move on with our lives, ok? So no hard feelings?

[Gjest Anonymous]

Seinfeld, episode 'The Marine Biologist'

George: So i started to walk into the water. I won`t lie to you boys, I was terrified!

But I pressed on and as i made my way passed the breakers a strange calm came over me.

I don`t know if it was divine intervention or the kinship of all living things, but I tell you Jerry

At that moment - I was a marine biologist!

[Gjest Oppgitt]

(Fint du finnes Kafka)

[Gjest Anonymous]

(Fint du finnes Kafka)

The Simpsons, episode 'Marge Vs. the Monorail'

Mr. Lanley takes his spiel to Lisa's class, where he answers questions from the students. Lisa asks a hard-hitting question, and Lanley smartly plays the man, not the ball, by complimenting Lisa on her astuteness, and never actually answering the question.

Lyle Lanley: Now I'm here to answer any questions you children may have about the monorail.

Kid: Can it outrun the flash?

Lyle Lanley: You bet :-)

Kid: Can superman outrun the flash? :o

Lyle Lanley: Eh, sure, why not :-?

Lisa: I'd like you to explain why we should build a mass transit system in a small town with a centralized population.

Lyle Lanley: Young lady, that's the most intelligent question i've ever been asked.

Lisa: Really?

Lyle Lanley: Oh, I could give you an answer, but the only ones who'd understand it would be you and me.... And that includes your teacher

Lyle Lanley: Next question! You there, eating the paste.