Wednesday, September 1, 2010
The Deep-Rooted "Why's?"
I consider one important factor to explain why the world stands where it does today, could be the innate curiosity of the human. The need to question.
Though this has been considered a relevant trait in the psychologies of all famous and historically memorable and successful personalities, it is also the root of many evils, as I see.
If you pick up theological history, Satan was the most pious to God amongst all supernatural beings. So when he was told, as were the others, to bow before "man", the former refused the latter. This was due to Satan's expectation in return for his loyalty, that made him question God for why he should be subjected to this submission too? And God Almighty punished him with a curse that he would continue to transfer to a huge majority of us mortals later. And it all started with a "why", from at least the one perspective at hand.
I feel that somehow God, or the Higher Power does not favor their creations asking them too many questions about the 'system'. Maybe there are certain queries that are better left unanswered in this material life at the least.
As it is believed, the New World Order ruled by the Free Masonic forces is what's influencing and controlling the globe today. Where did this dark "god on earth" emerge from? From the urges to ask "why"? I don't say we should stop questioning, whoever, whatever, whenever, for it is every human's basic right to know, even as media studies say. What I'm saying is, maybe this is not the way the Higher power had preferably wanted it to be. All the "why's" have taken us through eras of artistic evolutions, world wars resulting in the 60's and 70's 'drug culture', periods of scientific inventions and technological advances, journeys of discovery into space; times when all human race has basked in the glory of the feeling of being 'alive'. But maybe, it was all an illusion under the influence of the rush of getting long-sought for answers to our lingering questions, in the Higher Power's eyes. Maybe we were just celebrating each progression of spiritual life towards it's death, as material mostly overwhelms our lives today: the greed to 'acquire'.
Though this has been considered a relevant trait in the psychologies of all famous and historically memorable and successful personalities, it is also the root of many evils, as I see.
If you pick up theological history, Satan was the most pious to God amongst all supernatural beings. So when he was told, as were the others, to bow before "man", the former refused the latter. This was due to Satan's expectation in return for his loyalty, that made him question God for why he should be subjected to this submission too? And God Almighty punished him with a curse that he would continue to transfer to a huge majority of us mortals later. And it all started with a "why", from at least the one perspective at hand.
I feel that somehow God, or the Higher Power does not favor their creations asking them too many questions about the 'system'. Maybe there are certain queries that are better left unanswered in this material life at the least.
As it is believed, the New World Order ruled by the Free Masonic forces is what's influencing and controlling the globe today. Where did this dark "god on earth" emerge from? From the urges to ask "why"? I don't say we should stop questioning, whoever, whatever, whenever, for it is every human's basic right to know, even as media studies say. What I'm saying is, maybe this is not the way the Higher power had preferably wanted it to be. All the "why's" have taken us through eras of artistic evolutions, world wars resulting in the 60's and 70's 'drug culture', periods of scientific inventions and technological advances, journeys of discovery into space; times when all human race has basked in the glory of the feeling of being 'alive'. But maybe, it was all an illusion under the influence of the rush of getting long-sought for answers to our lingering questions, in the Higher Power's eyes. Maybe we were just celebrating each progression of spiritual life towards it's death, as material mostly overwhelms our lives today: the greed to 'acquire'.
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