This same truth is taught by Lord Krishna in Bhagavad- gita
(1.14)
matra sparsas tu
kaunteya
sitosna sukha dukkha
dah
agamapayino’ nityas
tams titikiasasva
bharata
Krishna says, “o son of Kunti,
the nonpermanent appearance of the happiness and distress, and their
disappearance in due course, are like the appearance of winter and summer
seasons. They arise from sense perception, o scion of Bharata, and one must
learn to tolerate them without being disturbed.”
For example, the duty of a housewife is to cook.
In summer season, though the kitchen may be very hot, she cannot say, “I will
cook only in winter. In summer, the kitchen may be hot, she has to just
tolerate. go on with her duty cooking
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