Literally it means "There is not bad from which good doesn't come", and it's a term used to mean "Good things come out of bad situations".
They Believe in Karma. Do bad things, they will come back and haunt you, do good things and it will come back and do good things back.
This statement suggests that what is considered good or bad can vary depending on perspective and context. It implies that labels such as "good" and "bad" are subjective and can be applied to different situations or things based on individual interpretation.
Most of the time they'll say bad things...the good things will come if there uh "happy"
Karma If you do good things, good things will happen to you. If you do bad things, it will come back to haunt you.
Bad things come from nature, such as storms, famine, drought, etc. Bad things caused by people come from bad choices.
Friction is good in situations like walking or driving a car, where it provides traction to prevent slips and skids. Friction is bad in situations like mechanical parts rubbing together, where it can cause wear and heat generation, leading to inefficiency and potential damage.
Answer Another saying is, "when you get lemons make lemonade." It means do the best you can when in a bad situation, stay positive, and don't let the circumstances drag you down. Try to learn something from it. Sometimes good things come out of bad situations. Stay open-minded about it and you might find something good hidden in there.
You can look for the good in bad situations.
It is related to a number of similar idioms, such as "What goes around, comes around" and the concept of Karma. The basic premise is that by doing good things now for others, eventually good things will come to you. Or if you do bad things, eventually bad things will come around to you. You are 'paying in advance' for things that will pay you back in the future.
Seriously, religion doesn't make people do bad things.
Not necessarily; first of all, many philosophers would argue that people aren't good or bad but that people do good or bad things. Some non-believers are extremely well respected people - Betrand Russell and David Attenborough come to mind. Some theists have done bad things; the 911 terrorists also come to mind.