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As some religion says God was created or according to evaluation or by nature. Yes i think all in this happening as nature wants. we believe that trees, leaves, animals, humans have evolved formally according to nature and the world is born. So we are living in this human, beast world, god, ghost or alien world in this universe. after our death are we born in other world or do we have a soul again. What is the meaning of life. We who are born dying as we believe most, we who don't even belong to us, we who can't control us, who call each other the beautiful happiness of life, run away looking for me?.. Don't think these are questions for anyone in this world at any moment of their life. There are people who seek answer for them then, today and forever. They give each interpretation of them. But can we accept them? It's just their mere thought. I am also the one who write this. You accept or reject them according to the size of your wisdom and life. But the only vision that you and me accept from your heart is Buddhism. Is Buddhism not a faith but a vision? that's way. That's why Amulika should be accepted not bye a Shaddra but by a kind of Shuddra. Is that the reasonable vision that you are going to follow and accept according to the Dhamma. We were born to find a root in the world. How to dei,how to be born dead.. I feel like these scientifically or secretly arguing, trying to provide is an endless act.. It should be the suffering of life. But thinking that we are enjoying life, we follow physical things knowing that the rest of them are useless. Why don't we go to find a worldly comfort in our life..

Can it really be done. Can we forget our parents,children,job responsibilities and stay. Most people think that life is other that the world's comfort.. It is that they leave everything and let it happen according to their karma. It's not a realization of the rest of life. Just a very delicate trick you use to cover your laziness. All we need to do is know the immortality, silence in all these physical things.. Can we know that our children, jobs , parents, lose everything and we don't belong to us and none of them last forever and on the day the world is lost they all will be lost parents,lovers,children are all like this.. They may be ours in this soul in another soul. Even they can't control we can't own them everyday that they are ours. According to nature it all fades away. Imagine when this world is destroyed ,there will be no one in the world with us who we hold and hold. Then way are we craving for everything today and greedy to let go.. On other side, you will say everything else but for us can't give up. Yes we can't. Lose the bond of love for our parents and children. Live a good life without collecting money, power, knowledge. All that needs to be done. It should only be added to the noble dhamma which is the other Yawabodha..Then we won't remember their crazy relationship or their lazy abandonment. So can we live by following this most fair world nature and realizing that all things are restless, do duties for all, treat everyone fairly, and remember that what others do is following us according to the Dhamma.. Yes then we already found the way to success. All that has to be done is to walk the same path no longer. Talking the past,living in the present, realizing that the future is cool,step towards your right goal.

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