her that 'the world at random places ... |
| We often encounter in our own destiny on the road taken to avoid |
The mood in recent days seems to have washed away with the rain - in the face of meteoropathy - and we arrived at last Friday ... (Ok, so now just bad weather eh!)
These are days of preparation: there are those who prepares for the upcoming holidays and who - like my friends - for the weekend of the summer's most anticipated: the "Celtic Montelago Night "...
Unfortunately even be able to see me this year in Colfiorito: beginning to think it is the fault of fate! Obviously it's just a saying. I do not believe in destiny, I find absurd the idea of \u200b\u200ba future in some predetermined way, by "someone". When I speak on this topic I think the answer always comes back to my old friend the question: "Do you believe in fate or in the case?" He said: "
and what changes? In both cases what will happen to me I still unknown." Irrefutable wisdom!
However, the coincidence of the case, sometimes, are so well embedded that it looks "fake" a certain thing ... and this is a clear example of how the attributes before being in the things themselves, are in our eyes. We look, for example, as the wisdom of the East has tried in its own way, to disentangle the concept of "destiny". Let's talk about karma
, or that beginning universal need, "according to which any voluntary action of man he is equal to another (in the" quality "or
positive or negative
) and opposite (in the" receiving "or
from me into the world - from the world to me ). In spite of the most basic laws of physics on the attraction of the "opposite", enter the universe of positive energy will come back to us something positive, enter the negative we will procure something negative. This theory I Like, convinces me more than any other religious theory "Western" on the "good" and "evil." And this because it gives us the power in the hands of the "fate" and not someone else that decides for us. Obviously then there are limits: there is an immutable and absolute truth and that everything that exists is subject to change: in this case, man is destined to die. On this we can not choose, but in hindsight, the reason for this "insurmountable limit" is not external to us, but inherent in our nature. For our nature we can not decide whether to be mortal or immortal, but would like Gandalf the Grey: "
we can only decide what to do with the time it is granted . Throughout history many aberrations
"moral" were born and, sadly, which have become our common feeling, also because of the "destiny". Some of these are "
sin "(which leads to the" guilt
") and" sacrifice
.
But talk about this now I would be more "long" to what I want.
Finally, is there something that prevents me, year after year to spend the first weekend of August in a tent in nature, Celtic music and rivers of beer? And if that something can not be destiny, is perhaps the
karma, or something I'm avoiding me? But no, definitely not. The last few years was, first because of my ex-boyfriend, then the holiday this year ... and just recovering from the fever and the fear of relapse before the holidays:)
Have fun!