@filmedinbc: Some love stories aren't missing love... they're missing the right timing 💔 🎬 Dear John (2010) Have you ever loved the right person at the wrong time? #DearJohn #RomanceMovies #MovieTok #NicholasSparks #movieclips

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Alison M :
Beautiful film Dear Jon Xx ❤️
2026-08-28 07:57:00
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I don’t believe this I actually think there’s a greater purpose for whom we meet and when .. 😘♥️🌹
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yep!
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Follow your heart, sweetheart.🥰🥰
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I would have moved mountains 😏
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If you could remember all of your past lives, you would not be able to live in this present life for even a single day. Have you ever wondered why, even though this soul has traveled through countless realms and lives, it remembers not a single thing? We do not say that those memories were erased; we say they were closed off, and that closing is an act of grace. The Buddha taught that what continues into a new existence is not a lump of memories, but a mental stream that carries past intentions along with it. It is like a flame lit from one candle and passed to another: the new flame is not the old flame, yet it did not arise entirely on its own. This brain is new, this body is new; the vessel has changed, so the water does not retain its old form. But a deeper reason is this: try to imagine it. If today you remembered who once killed you, who once betrayed you, and that very person were sitting eating a meal right in front of you as your sibling, would you be able to forgive them, or would you rise up to demand a reckoning immediately? Forgetting is therefore not a punishment, but a door that opens for you to begin anew without having to carry the grudges of ten thousand lifetimes. Even though you cannot remember, the things that follow never disappear; they are hidden within the habits you possess without knowing why, in the people who make your heart flutter the very first time you see them, and in fears that have no origin. Therefore, do not waste time trying to figure out who you were in a past life; look instead at who you are becoming today, because what you do today is the memory that will cross over with you. Today, I ask you to perform a single good deed without expecting anyone to notice, and quietly resolve that you wish this merit to follow you across lifetimes. You may not remember it, but your mental stream remembers it every single time, and the merit grows continuously across lifetimes from that very point. ​Author: Mon writer Dr. Intobesa ​#BuddhismTeachings #Buddhism #TheravadaBuddhism
If you could remember all of your past lives, you would not be able to live in this present life for even a single day. Have you ever wondered why, even though this soul has traveled through countless realms and lives, it remembers not a single thing? We do not say that those memories were erased; we say they were closed off, and that closing is an act of grace. The Buddha taught that what continues into a new existence is not a lump of memories, but a mental stream that carries past intentions along with it. It is like a flame lit from one candle and passed to another: the new flame is not the old flame, yet it did not arise entirely on its own. This brain is new, this body is new; the vessel has changed, so the water does not retain its old form. But a deeper reason is this: try to imagine it. If today you remembered who once killed you, who once betrayed you, and that very person were sitting eating a meal right in front of you as your sibling, would you be able to forgive them, or would you rise up to demand a reckoning immediately? Forgetting is therefore not a punishment, but a door that opens for you to begin anew without having to carry the grudges of ten thousand lifetimes. Even though you cannot remember, the things that follow never disappear; they are hidden within the habits you possess without knowing why, in the people who make your heart flutter the very first time you see them, and in fears that have no origin. Therefore, do not waste time trying to figure out who you were in a past life; look instead at who you are becoming today, because what you do today is the memory that will cross over with you. Today, I ask you to perform a single good deed without expecting anyone to notice, and quietly resolve that you wish this merit to follow you across lifetimes. You may not remember it, but your mental stream remembers it every single time, and the merit grows continuously across lifetimes from that very point. ​Author: Mon writer Dr. Intobesa ​#BuddhismTeachings #Buddhism #TheravadaBuddhism

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