Дмитрий Гайдук - Джа-будда и его джатаки - текст песни, слова, перевод, видео

There is a lot of good hash in India and everyone loves him very much. But he plants some on a specific smart. For example, one ancient Indian man once stuck to such an extent that he sat under a tree and began to remember all his previous lives, and there were at least a million of them. And so he remembered everything, remembered, and the more he remembered, the more he came to the conclusion that, with the exception of some cool moments, there was nothing particularly high there. And then the following question arose before him: if all this is so non -cape, then it is generally necessary for dick? And then different people gathered around him, because they see, the man was sitting in one place for a week now, thinks, and they are waiting for him to open his eyes and say something smart. And so he opens his eyes, sees a crowd of people and says to them: dudes! Living is harmful! And then everyone realized that it was Jia Budda and he should learn from his life.

Well, he, of course, told them for life. Which, firstly, from this lesson, people eventually die, but this is still half a bastard. Then they are born and live in a new way, and then they die again, and then they live again, and then they die again, and then they live again, and then they die again, and then they live again, and for which it is not clear, because it is not clear, because it is not clear, because it is not clear, because There is nothing good in this life, some strained round -the -clock. And that we must finally die once and for all, so as not to live. And then everyone will be fine.

I must say that many liked this idea very much. Hundreds of students gathered around Jah-Budda and say: teach us, venerable, how to die so, so that then not to live at all. And Jia Budda tells them: And you will overcome your desires. Because it is all from them: life, and death, and tenses are different, and other horseradish. And so they talked about day after day, twenty -six years in a row. And so that it was not bored, Ja Budda sometimes told stories from his previous lives, which were at least a million, so there was what to tell. And these stories were called jatami - in honor of the great god Jah.