Many catch phrase of the great ancient historians, philosophers and scientists followers quite relevant at all times, and especially now.What thoughts have left us a heritage predecessors?And what do they tell us?That's what we try to find out in this article.
phrases about love, God and the development
"Amor omnia vincit!" - All wins the love!Is wrong men of old, oboznachivaya this feeling in the world, where the vices and temptations clouded the minds of many?They knew that now cultivated many religions and teachings - that love can save from any misfortune, misery and fear.
Or another: "Deus ipse se fecit" - God created himself.This is a great phrase that applies not only thinking about the transcendent.In this phrase, we feel the emphasis on the fact that each person must strive to develop, showing persistence and patience for granted.So, speaking about the infinity of the universe, about the manifestations of the Divine essence in all living things and in ourselves, we have argued in the belief that through the development of self-improvement and can achieve more than you can imagine.
catch phrase translation
great minds of antiquity have left us infinite wealth inherent in short phrases, the meaning of which we can comprehend the infinite.It is particularly rich in this regard, Ancient Greece and the Roman Empire, which was the main language of Latin.Catch phrase these countries will be discussed below.
- "Audi, multa, loquere pauca" - " listened to a lot, say little."This truth is known from time immemorial, in fact, we often say it, when warned of the danger of garrulous tongue.Another use for it is, of course, training.
- "Ab altero expectes, alteri quod feceris" - "Wait another that made differently."Listening to the phrase used even in antiquity, we are sensitive to their surroundings, attentive and caring to his family, kind to all people.
- "Equus Troianus" - "Trojan horse."Very old, but all based on the well-known films and books allegory, symbolizing the artful gift that resulted in the death of an entire city.
- "Est avis in dextra, melior quam quattuor extra" - "bird in the hand is better than two in the bush."This phrase Romans had in mind that the ability to be content with what we have, - the key to a peaceful and happy life.
- " Si vis pacem, para bellum " - "If you want peace - prepare for war."The phrase for this time is particularly relevant, so we will look at it in more detail below.
"If you want peace - prepare for war"
powerful defense and a large, well-trained army at all times is the key to a peaceful life and prosperity of any country.It is this sense laid the ancient Roman historian Cornelius Nepos (94-24 gg. BC. E.), Who used it to describe the life of the great commander Epaminondas, who lived in the VI century BC.
"If you want peace - prepare for war", oddly enough, but today this phrase is very, very relevant, especially for our country, because the acute economic situation makes all the heads of state and his entourage cautiously to look at Europe and its neighborsUS, looking into their ranks of enemies and begin the war.The twentieth century found the two world wars and one cold, and all this in such a short time.Do we need more evidence that the world does not change until you change the people - especially the great responsibility of those people who administers power.For each subsequent war was a bloody past, what happens next?
want to tell us what the men of old?
"Eventus docet" - "Event teaches" - we repeat ancient philosophers, and in this they are certainly right.But you taught us, modern people, past events?Whether to admit a world government great sacrifices?By the way, this proverb we also gave Latin.Catch phrase, and especially the "Do you want peace - prepare for war", the Romans used quite often.It is sad, but the world government since then has not changed and still nourish the mood of the masses.This phrase emphasizes their outlook and morals, their actions are justified by the Board, where sometimes one word can define the fate of millions of people."Everyone should mind his own business" - told us the ancient thinkers through space and time.So they advise us and do their work even harder - to speak the truth, to open it from the depths and bring to people, teaching them to live by the truth, the truth in the light.
«Let there be light!»
knowledge - the true light, which giveth us over, and only extending it, we make the world brighter and brighter.True knowledge - something that makes life better.Each person needs some experience to advance its development of all the steps above to God, the Absolute, Brahman, Vselennoy.No what we learn from the modern world and ruling it capitalism?But it is better to finish this little story in the same way that it began - ancient winged phrases, so it will be right, because:
- "Gutta cavat lapidem" - "drop wears away the stone."This idea teaches us patience, because the time - the only factor that can influence the best global events.This phrase is a complement - "Gutta cavat lapidem non vi, sed saepe cadendo", which says that water wears away stone not by force, and the incidence of falls.This idea is applicable to any event, movement, and even training.
- "Feci quod potui, faciant meliora potentes" - "I did everything I could, who can let him do better."Good idea, and that this very complete improvisation.
