The Religions were originally formulated to simplify spirituality’s ideas and teach them to people. All religious scriptures explain (spiritual) ideas like karma, the joys and sorrows of life and so on, in a way the common man can understand.
They did so in the language the local communities of the time can understand, and it was done by people who understood these ideas in their essence. Right now, with a whole lot of…
If there’s no life after death, why’s there confusion about heaven and hell in almost all the religions in the world and more specifically, across many cultures? The early philosophers who formulated the religions had to face the problem of regulating human conduct. Some form of control was, is and will be needed to influence …
40. Heaven, Hell and in Between/ The Next Lives/ The Order of ‘God’? Read More »
By karma, if what is done in the present can affect the future of a living being, then there must be a definite chain of events leading to that point in the future. We have heard about this chain of events as the fate. Some believe in it while others say ‘fate is what we …
In our daily lives, we face situations where we act from our thoughts arising out of our past experiences. These thoughts are usually coupled with emotions. How many times in a day we lose control and hurt people around us by both words and physical harm, but when we become the victim in a similar …
35. Causality of ‘Life’ or Life of ‘Causality’?/ The Good and the Bad Read More »
Each of the individuals involved in the previous situation has a unique cause and a unique effect on the event. And by individuals, we don’t just mean the people, but the animals too! We must remember, each of them has a unique past, present and future. The number of possible futures for each of the …
The law of karma is explained to be a holistic concept by many spiritual philosophers. It is said that karma is not just confined to the actions of individuals, but their thoughts too! Since it is the thoughts that materialise into actions; the law applies to thoughts too. Think bad about a person, someone else …
Living organisms, be it single-cellular, multicellular or even viruses, exhibit some dependency on their surroundings. By surroundings, we don’t just mean the environment an organism dwells in, but also the other organisms that coexist with it. This relationship between organisms and their environments can be symbiotic or parasitic or may involve mutualism or even be …
