Vikarmas are people who bear misfortunes in this life due to sins of their past births.
According to the Meluhans, Vikarmas are people who bear misfortunes in this life due to sins of their past births.
The way to deal with it, we learn here, is to bear your misfortune with grace and patience.
All of us, apparently, except for those of us who might bear the misfortune of looking different.
We agree, no New York resident should bear the misfortune of directing rabid packs of Iowa tweens to the Hershey's flagship.
Before his death, Uncle Ernest was broke and ill, and he bore both misfortunes with ill grace.
"Philosophy," wrote Oscar Wilde in The Picture of Dorian Gray, "teaches us to bear with equanimity the misfortunes of others".
If I were Romney, I'd spend the next period of the campaign reading the Stoics, maybe Marcus Aurelius: "Misfortune nobly borne is good fortune".
A few months ago, however, a new clientele started turning up: journalists, filmmakers and artists from all over Europe, who came to bear witness to the migrants' misfortune.
In Diepsloot, people usually bear their losses in silence, their misfortune unreported and their offenders unknown.
While all family members are forced to bear the brunt of such a misfortune, the more vulnerable members in the equation, particularly women and children, tend to take on the burden disproportionately [ 19].
