What a Grief

Grief is a state of mind that is caused by an adverse event that usually manifests itself in other states such as dissatisfaction, crying, frustration, annoyance, lack of spirit, and external symptoms such as self-esteem. The word grief comes from the Latin trustee.
Grief is a feeling of concentration that can be manifested in varying degrees of intensity, when the temporary grief ends when the cause of the cause occurs when the cause lasts for minutes or hours or the deep or intense grief that lasts for several days or During the week, it can be taken as a symptom of complex complications, such as depression.
Grief is an adverse event that is caused by disgust and/or suffering. However, experts point out that grief is a psychological process that allows you to overcome failure, decay, and frustration. After overcoming this, the person adapts his life to new changes that take place in his life due to a traumatic event, so he begins to accept the reality of the cause of pain and loss. Accepting grief, finding and using solutions to situations that cause grief, it is important to take comfort in other people who can understand and help, as well as pleasant activities help to balance the sensitive system. For example, there is a connection between grief and loneliness if a person needs to be with his neighbor, but he must relate to her and make a group of friends who feel loved and accepted by her.

30 Famous Quotes About Grief

1. If happiness is not written on the forehead, there is no benefit in hitting the forehead with a stone. The forehead is swollen enough, but the fate is not swollen at all. - Kazi Nazrul Islam

2. The rules of the world are very strange, the one you love the most will be the cause of your sorrow. - Samaresh Majumdar

3. Those who are preoccupied with themselves can never comprehend the suffering of others. - Redwan Masood

4. Your people are enough to cry with care! - Humayun Ahmed

5. The reason that rich people are not human is that they never go to their hearts. When they are sad, they go to Bangkok, and when they are happy, they go to America. They can never go into their own heart because no plane goes into the heart. - Humayun Azad

6. Every day I burn some wishes and send some wishes. Who knows if love in exile has broken the heart of a very deceitful person. - Joy Goswami

7. Laughter is not always the cause of happiness but sometimes it also means how much pain you can hide. - Humayun Ahmed

8. Better a poor horse than no horse at all. Because you don't have to answer to anyone for your suffering. But if he hurts others, he must carry his curse on his head for life. - Redwan Masood

9. I always think of myself as happy, because I never expect anything from anyone, expecting something from someone is always a cause of sadness. - William Shakespeare

10. There are two kinds of tears in the eyes of girls, one of sorrow and the other of deceit. - Pythagoras

11. Sacrificial texts have always held the mysterious power of freeing people from the violent tendencies of oppression, corruption, and suffering. – Mariak

12. The person from whom you will suffer the most in the future, today he is the one closest to you. -Redwan Masood

13. The success of a tree is like the fruit of a tree. The way to attain the ultimate and absolute peace is to live an honest life continuously. - Al-Farabi

14. If you think, no matter what, your condition is the same as mine. Laugh a little, don't listen, don't understand, don't suffer, Mom. - Krishnachandra Majumdar

15. If you do not want to live a miserable life, then what is going to happen should be considered as happening. - Epicatas

16. There is no such thing as an embarrassment to give up rights and keep rights. - Rabindranath Tagore

17. There are two sorrows in life. One is to keep your wish unfulfilled, the other is to expect another when the wish is fulfilled. -George Bernard Shaw

18. I walk in the rain, so no one can see my tears. - Charlie Chaplin

19. Happiness and sorrow will always be equal in the world. The conservatism of joy in the language of science. If one gets extreme happiness, the other will get extreme sorrow. - Humayun Ahmed
    20 The heroes and heroines of the story novels who are tired of happiness and sorrow are usually indifferent about their happiness and sorrow. - Humayun Ahmed

20. Some people's suffering falls through the eyes, some people's grief is expressed through mood, and some people's suffering dies in the middle of the heart. However, those who cannot express their suffering suffer the most in life. - Redwan Masood

21. The main way to avoid pain and suffering in the world is to create your world in your mind and dive into it in times of danger. The more he can create the world, the more he can avoid suffering. - Bertrand Russell

22. Today, the two paths of the two have turned in two directions. - Gauri Prasanna Majumder

23. I can't stay awake so quietly, but I'm still awake. How much more silent you will walk, how many more secluded pastures I will not hear anything - I will not know anything! - Rudra Muhammad Shahidullah

24. I am alone like a dot in this universe. - Rudra Muhammad Shahidullah

25. Once upon a time there was no ‘shoe’ in the pair of feet. Slowly I felt sad, I went to the bhajanalaya bhajan! - Krishnachandra Majumdar

26. I see such a person, he has no position, I just regretted ‘shoes’, if I think of the next lack, how long will the thought remain its lack of anger? - Krishnachandra Majumdar

27. Sadness has touched today, the mind is not good, the mind is not good; Empty road, empty porch, there is no response to the call all day, no one wants to go back, no one goes astray, does not come here, will I look at the emptiness like this for thousands upon thousands of years? - Mahadev Saha

28. Thoughts are reflected in nature. If someone speaks or acts with evil intent, sorrow follows him. And if someone talks or acts on such thoughts, happiness follows him like a shadow. - Gautam Buddha

29. I thought I was poor. They said, "I am not poor, I am destitute." They said that it was self-deception to think of oneself as destitute. I am deprived. Oh, no. Not exactly deprived, less privileged. Then they said that the word 'fewer rights' is out of use. I am an obstacle in the way of success. I don't have any money yet. But my vocabulary has been quite rich. -Jules Feifer