Life is mixed up with joy and sadness or sweet and bitter.
We are learning every day how to get well and being happy.
Now I can tell you one of the ways how I got over my difficulties in my mind and got steady cheerful mind.
To my dear younger ladies who are still suffering from your own discontented mind.
Just free to listen to this song and open your heart to elder's word.
This is "I've been to paradise but I've never been to me".
This is saying your happiness and joy will stay always with you. It's not far from you but near you. Open your eyes and find what's the most important for you. You can't find blue bird far away.
Does it make sense?
I've never been to me
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The heart to feel so that the time change so much is same as
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Toyama is peaceful without a big disaster, But many died people and missing people appear in a landsslide Hiroshima.
The peason dose not know when and what kind of thing happens
I thank for that I can live peacefully
Indeed Emily, we are now in the safe land and feel peace but very very sorry about people in pain.
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I have heard this songs that is introduced in this blog long time ago.
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But, I am surprised to learn the lyrics of this song.
Because the lyrics of this song is that a lonely woman approaching elderly regreted the unbridled life in the past, and admonish to commonplace living women as simplistic fantasy do not to reality.
By the way, I am unrest whether sentence of my comment is correct, because the blog of a few days is fairly serious theme.
By the way, I was reciprocating "Zaimoku-slope" of Tateyama at the regular meetings of the walking club today. Distance is about 10 kilometers in round trip, but it was very tough because there is 500 meters altitude difference. I climbed over 1 hour and 30 minutes at the 7-minute by cable car. (Down 1 hour)
Thank you for the consistent comment even though being tough to reply. I guessed it was very difficult to reply for this blog theme.
削除You are also phisically tough yesterday for the hard walking yesterday.
I'm sure your spirit and body are much younger by the regular training.
Please take a good care anyway!
When I was young, I heard this song and like now.
返信削除Its Japanese title was "Ai wa kagerou no youni" , and I thought it was a song about the broken heart.
Now I knew that it was saying your happiness and joy will stay always with you.
Thank you for clearing up the misunderstanding about the song "I've been to paradise but I've never been to me".
We are looking for the blue bird in somewhere.But it's near us and may be in my heart.
Yeah...it has deep meaning for lessons that discounted mother mother still young ladies seek for herself somewhere different place to be happy but actually real happy exists near her.
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