Thoughts for the day...
Give man wood, he'll make fire,
give man ropes and strings, he'll fish for food,
give man a mate, there will be generations ahead,
give man a wheel, there will be civilizations to create.
Separation is inevitable
Why? I have come to a conclusion that we mankind will definitely face the issue of separation let alone beasts. Think of it this way, tho' it may not make any concrete sense but we are face with separation be it in terms of relationship, loved ones, career, country of birth and so on the very first day itself when our umbilical cords are snipped from the life giving wombs of our mother. Moving along goes our innocence and purity once puberty hits.
And once we are mature enough to face the world and fend for ourselves, we'll one day leave the comforts of our folk's house and seek a life of our own in this world and find something to call our own.
Till the very end of our journey, separation will be lurking. We mankind are constantly seeking something to rest our faith and belief in, and that's where religion comes into the picture. Our faith in the supreme One is there to ground us to reality and teaches us not crack under pressure of making wrong decisions in life along the way. Religion and teachings also assures us that if we do good deeds and resist temptations of the devil instead of committing sin, there'll be a place for us in Heaven according to the good books of God. But death is there for sure.
Separation of us from reality to the netherworld is for certain unless human cryogenics are successful and still survive the question of ethics and morality of playing God. And still death at the end of the road is inevitable for sure. "You cannot escape death and tax in this world" once quoted by a friend of mine. correction: quoted by a friend on behalf of Benjamin Franklin)
"In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes." -Benjamin Franklin (1706-90) -
"Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome." -Isaac Asimov (1920-92)-
give man ropes and strings, he'll fish for food,
give man a mate, there will be generations ahead,
give man a wheel, there will be civilizations to create.
Why? I have come to a conclusion that we mankind will definitely face the issue of separation let alone beasts. Think of it this way, tho' it may not make any concrete sense but we are face with separation be it in terms of relationship, loved ones, career, country of birth and so on the very first day itself when our umbilical cords are snipped from the life giving wombs of our mother. Moving along goes our innocence and purity once puberty hits.
And once we are mature enough to face the world and fend for ourselves, we'll one day leave the comforts of our folk's house and seek a life of our own in this world and find something to call our own.
Till the very end of our journey, separation will be lurking. We mankind are constantly seeking something to rest our faith and belief in, and that's where religion comes into the picture. Our faith in the supreme One is there to ground us to reality and teaches us not crack under pressure of making wrong decisions in life along the way. Religion and teachings also assures us that if we do good deeds and resist temptations of the devil instead of committing sin, there'll be a place for us in Heaven according to the good books of God. But death is there for sure.
Separation of us from reality to the netherworld is for certain unless human cryogenics are successful and still survive the question of ethics and morality of playing God. And still death at the end of the road is inevitable for sure. "You cannot escape death and tax in this world" once quoted by a friend of mine. correction: quoted by a friend on behalf of Benjamin Franklin)
"In this world, nothing is certain but death and taxes." -Benjamin Franklin (1706-90) -
"Life is pleasant. Death is peaceful. It's the transition that's troublesome." -Isaac Asimov (1920-92)-
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