blazeofglory
03-08-2009, 05:16 AM
People value different things in life; some value money, power, beauty, position or relationship; others have spiritual values, religious principles and the like. Others have something they are still different, and they revel in intellectual glories. Some want to kind of bask in traveling, or owning a better place of abode with a very pleasing spouse.
I think all these attributes or values will liquefy in a while, and you will be left alone to yourself and with nothing other than your faint memories and consciences at the end of the day in point of fact.
Nothing has constancy; everything will fade. Yet a question may crop as to why we still keep on tying up with things that will evaporate eventually. That is Karma. And Karma can not be undone or deactivated or abandoned. As long as we hold this physical entity that is our body we can not be in inaction or abstinence from action or Karma. Even breathing involves us in sets of action and we as a matter of fact engage in millions actions every day.
Granted everything will vaporize but the truth is even if we engage in action or in inaction things will fade. Therefore engaging ourselves in right action is what keeps us close to or on the path to enlightenment.
I value, therefore life and a life that is full of duty, benevolence and a spirit of universality. I value the idea that the universe is a common asset and we are sharers of it. In sharing there must be justices.
I think all these attributes or values will liquefy in a while, and you will be left alone to yourself and with nothing other than your faint memories and consciences at the end of the day in point of fact.
Nothing has constancy; everything will fade. Yet a question may crop as to why we still keep on tying up with things that will evaporate eventually. That is Karma. And Karma can not be undone or deactivated or abandoned. As long as we hold this physical entity that is our body we can not be in inaction or abstinence from action or Karma. Even breathing involves us in sets of action and we as a matter of fact engage in millions actions every day.
Granted everything will vaporize but the truth is even if we engage in action or in inaction things will fade. Therefore engaging ourselves in right action is what keeps us close to or on the path to enlightenment.
I value, therefore life and a life that is full of duty, benevolence and a spirit of universality. I value the idea that the universe is a common asset and we are sharers of it. In sharing there must be justices.