Why do we study?
For those of us who go to universities or schools, we know how it is. All the requirements we have to pass, the grades we need to get a certain mark for us to get honours (let alone pass), the routinised schedule of going to a certain class at a certain time with a certain professor and certain classmates - these constitute the school experience.
How do you feel about all this, though?
I've been and still am a truth seeker since my early years, and this blog is purposed to share the insights and questions I've produced and am incubating about life. I believe that this is just my perspective out of the billions upon billions in the world, and that truth, or our perception of it, is defined by our experience. Welcome to my truth, according to my experience. I hope every one who reads this blog picks up something from these.
Saturday, June 29, 2013
Beginnings...
I've always been a truth-seeker.
Ever since I can remember, I've questioned why things are the way that they are. I've always been interested in the reason people did things. Why some people have more than others; why there were certain behaviours that we had to adopt to be considered as civilised; why there is a notion of normal and abnormal; why we had to sleep every night; why we had dreams; why there are so many religions and teachings about what spiritual reality is; why there was birth, war, poverty, sickness, death, etc ; basically, WHY ALL THIS?
Ever since I can remember, I've questioned why things are the way that they are. I've always been interested in the reason people did things. Why some people have more than others; why there were certain behaviours that we had to adopt to be considered as civilised; why there is a notion of normal and abnormal; why we had to sleep every night; why we had dreams; why there are so many religions and teachings about what spiritual reality is; why there was birth, war, poverty, sickness, death, etc ; basically, WHY ALL THIS?
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