Or you may leave it forever and never return to it, for we possess nothing.
This is a curious thing when you consider that a man who is sure he has a sense of humor invariably turns out to possess nothing more notable than bad teeth.
"These memories, which are my life — for we possess nothing certainly except the past — were always with me," he begins.
The more you cling to,the more you suffer from afraid of losing.Mindful meditation let us understand clearly that there is nothing to cling to because I,mine,you,yours do not exist in ever changing world.When we possess nothing we have nothing to lose, then we don't have to afraid of losing anything.Everything including we human beings is changing with dynamic equilibrium.
While Walser was no stranger to the evangelical desire to possess nothing and to give away everything one owns — as in The Robber — he made no claim to any kind of messianic calling.
Should they returning home to Ukrainian territory, ex-prisoners possess nothing more than a Russian-issued certificate of release while their criminal case records and all the necessary documentation remains in Crimea.
Indeed, the Wingfield family (closely based on Williams's own) are so impoverished that they appear to possess nothing other than a couple of standard lamps and a sad box of coloured tissue paper to liven the place up.
In a 2009 decision, the Supreme Court correctly invalidated the strip search of a middle-school student who was thought to possess nothing more hazardous than prescription-strength ibuprofen tablets, but it erred by announcing a legal standard that afforded teachers excessive discretion to execute such humiliating searches.
The old broadcast networks were regulated because of their "pervasiveness and accessibility," but they possess nothing of the sort today.
The citizens possess nothing; instead, everything is held in common, from food to houses, from the acquisition of knowledge to the exercise of activities, from honors to amusements, from women to children.
