Thursday, April 21, 2011

Right or Wrong

Shakespeare once said, "Nothing is good or bad, thinking makes it so". It feels to be the eternal truth of life because you never come to know that the act you are doing is the right thing to do or is it the wrong step to be taken. You can only speak about it when you are done with the act. The completion of the act prepares a concrete block to be tested on the wisdom of the right and the wrong. This concrete block of life gets created once you have put your existence to work to achieve a pre-determined result.

Life gives you a chance to talk once you have made your tongue possible. To make your tongue possible you have to support your existence by doing one more concrete action of getting food for your body. This concrete task of getting the food gets done by another concrete act block of growing food or hunting food. For reaching this concrete block of growing food you need to again go through a chain of concrete acts that will result into a situation of  growing for eating. Life is just a chain of connections of concrete acts. It is never a connection of intelligently composed sentences of philosophy or knowledge.

So, what's the best way to live a life of a good man. Is it just doing the right acts and being a nice man or is it just the doing of acts, however and whatever it may be. The best pat is that even religion just tells us to do and not to think. We can only do things and never have a control over their nature of goodness or badness. So the best way to be a nice man is keep doing things without considering the right or the wrong and always trying to correct the wrong ones and not repeating them and trying to sustain and repeat the good ones.

Life is doing good and correct things all the time without knowing what is right and what is wrong. God gave this challenge to all of us to keep our monotonus lives interesting. He just tries to keep us, on the toes for achieving and enjoying his blessings to the fullest.

Keep enjoying and stop thinking...........

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