QUESTIONS FROM LIFE
Questions, answers and solutions have a pattern. Questions demand answers with solutions. Answers without solutions have no meaning. Such answers make room for more questions. Answers with options creat confusion but at least they show one way with alternative way or ways. But some questions have no answers and therefore they make room for more questions. These questions mostly relate to life.
WHY ME?
The most talked about question is 'why me?'. There comes a time in the life of an individual when he has to ask this question fro life. Again this question is asked when something goes wrong in life. If everything is going fine on desired lines, no one will ask this question. He would rather say well 'why not me?'.
One answer is life is testing you. The other is rather fatalistic - your past Karmas. The third is God cares for you so you have been spared with lesser woes. That makes some sense when we see people around us who are living in more pathetic conditions. Does that give some solace? Should that give some solace? The answer could be yes or no. One can feel happy that above all there many more children of lesser Gods than he is. Other can feel that that's not the Justice. Others woes do not make my woes less painful. There should be no pain in the first place, to me or to any one else.
FOR HOW LONG?
The another much asked question is 'for how long?'. It again relates to some kind of pain or injustice. We ask for freedom from pain. We ask for Justice. Both seem to be long overdue but no signs of relief. One such horrific case could be a bed ridden person with prolonged sickness with no signs of recovery but still lingering.
WHY IS LIFE SO COMPLEX?
This question has been asked by almost everybody. It may be because of the different stages of life- after birth and before death-childhood, youth, adult and oldage. Each stage has challenges caused by the complexities of life, with some comfort in childhood. Is it possible to live a smile life with no complexities involved. I think, No.
There still may be many more questions.
Questions, answers and solutions have a pattern. Questions demand answers with solutions. Answers without solutions have no meaning. Such answers make room for more questions. Answers with options creat confusion but at least they show one way with alternative way or ways. But some questions have no answers and therefore they make room for more questions. These questions mostly relate to life.
WHY ME?
The most talked about question is 'why me?'. There comes a time in the life of an individual when he has to ask this question fro life. Again this question is asked when something goes wrong in life. If everything is going fine on desired lines, no one will ask this question. He would rather say well 'why not me?'.
One answer is life is testing you. The other is rather fatalistic - your past Karmas. The third is God cares for you so you have been spared with lesser woes. That makes some sense when we see people around us who are living in more pathetic conditions. Does that give some solace? Should that give some solace? The answer could be yes or no. One can feel happy that above all there many more children of lesser Gods than he is. Other can feel that that's not the Justice. Others woes do not make my woes less painful. There should be no pain in the first place, to me or to any one else.
FOR HOW LONG?
The another much asked question is 'for how long?'. It again relates to some kind of pain or injustice. We ask for freedom from pain. We ask for Justice. Both seem to be long overdue but no signs of relief. One such horrific case could be a bed ridden person with prolonged sickness with no signs of recovery but still lingering.
WHY IS LIFE SO COMPLEX?
This question has been asked by almost everybody. It may be because of the different stages of life- after birth and before death-childhood, youth, adult and oldage. Each stage has challenges caused by the complexities of life, with some comfort in childhood. Is it possible to live a smile life with no complexities involved. I think, No.
There still may be many more questions.
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