Isn't it sad in a way that we all might end our life doing nothing more than a little bit for our own personal self, not affecting one more person truly.
Is then society just the sum total of selfish acts coming together? Isn't economics the study of selfish acts. Is that the final aim of all attempts at knowledge?
But then how do you go about defining virtue. Is there one standard one can adhere to. Or is it the all pervasive Christian values of love, compassion, courage, honesty, work and perseverance so deeply ingrained in our minds, that our subconscious gives us that nice feeling when you carry out any of these acts. Is our conscience nothing better than Pavlov's dog, salivating at the right stimulus just because its been trained to do so.
Or are we indeed connected, by our conscience, to something divine, connected to that fixed point about which everything rotates. Is there such a point. Or are we without a reference at all, moving about in a random manner, lacking any fixed concepts, values or knowledge.
We'll never know.
hmm... i give u two choices...
ReplyDelete1) this post is an example of the 'Lack of D effect'
2) this post is an example of 'Intestines floating in D effect'
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too much of buddhas blogs recently??
ReplyDeletewould've loved to comment on a more serious note, but then u must have heard "its intelligent to keep ur mouth shut rahter than open it and let the world know u r a fool" or something like it
and people says i write cryptic blogs !!!!
ReplyDeletevaise it was a good one ... i believe we shouldn't write just because we want to do so , we should first listen to our heart ...UDDU i know ek din tu mujhe tung karne waala hai jub mera beta aake kahega " papa explain this poem " so dost later in the life please do send me explanations of ypur published work so that i can become a hero i my sons eyes....
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