mula nasrudin jokes

[$hiva]

jewellery is like a mirror. they can see their true face when they look in the mirror.

No one can be a mirror for another. For one why would this be, secondly, what is the point?

[HalloIsBack]

I respectfully disagree. There is no "inner realm", we're what we're. The only thing that is inside us is digested food.

yes there is

[HalloIsBack]

No one can be a mirror for another. For one why would this be, secondly, what is the point?

what is the point of your posts?

i can be a mirror for another.

don't judge me by you!

[$hiva]

yes there is

Lets look at it logically. Supposedly there is an inner realm, and there is spirituality and other stuff and so on.

Then the question arises, why some people are lucky with such stuff and almost everyone else are not? I mean those kids who died in a gas attack in Syria, what about their inner realms? How many people have been killed in Afghanistan in the last year only, what about their inner realms?

Or perhaps the temptation to feel special and unique is such an overwhelming desire that drives us to create all sorts of fantasies in our heads?

[$hiva]

what is the point of your posts?

i can be a mirror for another.

don't judge me by you!

When you speak of mirror, you assume a higher moral order, a higher being who has nothing better to do than to make one person a "mirror" for another in order to "guide" them?

Do you thing is that what the supreme being is all about, taking care of other people's romantic issues? Or it is those romance novels and lots of time to contrast fantasies at work?

[Tjanaparh]

he is popular in georgia and armenia, azerbaijan but known as khoja nasreddin

In Armenia he is known as Qaj Nazar (The Brave Nazar) and is a bit different as character, he is a symbol for cowardness, but in other countries he is much more a wise character.
In Tajikistan and Uzbekistan they call him too Khoja Nasreddin.