What is your favorite theory?
Posted on Nov 19th, 2008
by
Mitsu
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for November 17, 2008:
My favorite theory, not that i have a whole list of them in my head, is that it doesn't really matter where we go after we die- why not be the best human being you can be while you are still breathing and alive? I don't understand people or religions that dwell so much on the rewards of the afterlife if one lives a noble life or one according to some rules written on a slab of stone 3000 years ago. Sure, there was a time when I wondered about what happens to us and where we go after our heart has beaten its last thump, but I quickly realized I was wasting too much time pondering "what if" theories instead of just taking stock of what major religions and philosophies had to say about how to govern our own day-to-day lives.
You make the best out of any situation, even though I still have some trouble remembering that; I'm realizing I have a tendancy of actually wanting to whine or complain or blame, and that doesn't accomplish anything. I used to be so resentful (and truthfully still do get thay way at times) towards rich people or those from loving families. I looked at them and thought, "Of course they're doing well in life! Look at what they have or started out with! How can they go wrong with such a strong, positive, financially-secure foundation???" I think I just liked comparing myself to others, even if it made me feel weak or strong.
I would agree with the age-old saying that we are all put on this earth for some reason; I guess i'm still trying to figure out how I want to leave my mark on the world and history.
You make the best out of any situation, even though I still have some trouble remembering that; I'm realizing I have a tendancy of actually wanting to whine or complain or blame, and that doesn't accomplish anything. I used to be so resentful (and truthfully still do get thay way at times) towards rich people or those from loving families. I looked at them and thought, "Of course they're doing well in life! Look at what they have or started out with! How can they go wrong with such a strong, positive, financially-secure foundation???" I think I just liked comparing myself to others, even if it made me feel weak or strong.
I would agree with the age-old saying that we are all put on this earth for some reason; I guess i'm still trying to figure out how I want to leave my mark on the world and history.

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