The Universe is Perfetc
A year and a half back, i would have happily laughed away the notion in this article:
But does this really help?
"Divine set-ups are purposeful events, choreographed by our soul to create the opportunity for us to wake up." Divine set-ups? An interesting way to see life. Everything that is happening in life is by Divine set-up.
We have chosen to have certain experiences. Everything has a reason; everything has a season. There's a time for every purpose under heaven. There are never any accidents in our life. And I am talking about little things as well as the big ones. It's all happening perfectly. Nothing happens randomly. There is a perfect order in the universe.
It's all about convincing oneself, one might use the above idea as the silver bullet for having peace of mind, or that 'I' am in control of my actions and hence all that follows due to them, is governed by me.
The second one is closer to my (earlier?) philosophy of never regret any of your decisions, if you made them yourself, knowing what you knew at a given point of time. One never has the benefit of hindsight, and should do what makes sense to oneself at any point of time.
So, which one is the 'easier' one to follow, and is more effective? We will see. :-)
I though the "Perfetc" was intentional...
Not so sure after reading it.
Yes, it was intentional. I just write and post in one go, and it happens sometimes, you start with a different intent, but then the flow takes over.
was the though intended to be thought or though in Rajan's reply?
-Aman
I never noticed it before your comment. Let's see what Rajan tells us on this. (Never know, he might write a story about it!)
Mere keyboard thoda susth (lazy) hai... use laga ki kya ek aur letter type karna... samjhdaar ko ishaara kaafi hai.
Maine jab poocha ki "dost, "thought" ki jagah "though" likhega to log galat samjhenge"... It replied... tujhe lagta hai log tera post padhenge? Wahan tak pahunchenge bhi nahin. Meri tarah susth hain, bed time story ki tarah article padhenge aur comments tak pahunchte pahunchte raste mein so jayenge.
I replied that people are not like that... they will read my post, because the universe is perfect. It replied "In a perfect universe, no one will anyway need to read it".
I let the typo be.