Before I begin I want to confess that I don't have an expertise on philosophical concepts and ideas.Most of the things I say have no relevance or relation with respect to the existing ideas at the present.I may sound stupid and this is the reason I don't make my ideas public until I'm fully convinced.It's more like a kitchen kind of thing.You don't take your cooked meal out until you are convinced about the taste whatever be the ingredients!
So now let's begin with what I intend to put here.I won't go round and round as I think matters are more clear in concise form.Whatever we do has a definite cause and will have a definite result,this is what we are taught from the very beginning but as we grow old and educated and things become much clear ,we start questioning this kind of thought.Some of us have a strong belief in religion and most of the time the answers are clear from a religious point of view as we introduce God everywhere we find things hard to explain.God solves all our mysteries in fact, we assume God to be the cause of all the mysteries and hence we further boost our belief in the causality of events and objects.I don't think there is further room in that kind of a mind for ideas like non causality of events. But for someone who does not believe in something as absolute as a God,complications arise.Well from what I've learnt until now,of course the principle of causality is valid at least in the broader sense but minutely as well as closely,things are different.Well to start lets say I am doing something,it will be influenced by my past actions and will have some effects in the future but is that it?Why I'm doing the action at all?Well there has to be some unknown factor in it and that unknown is the source of the confusion everywhere.I don't think people have fully understood the unknown and the only information we have about it is in the form of speculative answers which fail to convince a lot of people at least!Physicists have been looking for answers to these questions,philosophers have discussed it over ages as well as the so called freelancers about whom we even don't know.
From what I've understood until now we generally don't observe things minutely as we take a lot of things to be granted but if we look closely even the mvements of something as tiny as an ant seems to be a fascinating thing!The nature well how to we understand it?There are many point of views regarding our nature and surrounding as well as our planet.Whichever seems suitable to our mind we tend to follow and then we try to find answers using this fixed point of view.Trapped,are we?Forget freedom we don't even allow us to think beyond this particular point of view.Ok then we have our perceptions about everything.I mean the ability with which we recognize colors,smell etc.But our perceptions lie,believe me I've experienced it.My eyes lied to me and I was on the verge of humiliating myself.So there is nothing too great about our perceptions.What I mean to say,is that we have limited sense organs including our mind.So to think that with this small limited mind we'll be able to explore everything,to know everything in the universe well we are delusional to say at least!Then we have this limited mind and we have the delusion that we'll one day be able to explore everything.I want to make it very clear that we have our shortcomings so it is very necessary to get out of the delusion that we can or do know everything.In fact whenever humans have thought so,they've been proven wrong.We can't and will never know everything as it'd be the end then.What'd be the meaning of this world if we were to know everything?There has to be some requirement for actions in that direction everytime to keep it moving.So then now coming to causality well as I said it is too easy to understand broadly but how do we explain the unknown element I mentioned there?"Everything has a cause and every action has its effects." is as real as it seems but then is it delusion?I mean is it so that we don't have enough knowledge to understand the causes.Well it leads to somewhere but I don't think the answer lies there.So then is it the limited sense of ours that prevents us from knowing the whole cause of everything?Well then religions have understood it and the puppet-master analogy of theirs seems almost perfect although it is far from convincing.So then if we aim to find comprehensive answers we fail miserably don't we?Well then we have to just move on and find the answers.It is the motto and I aim to follow it totally.
So now let's begin with what I intend to put here.I won't go round and round as I think matters are more clear in concise form.Whatever we do has a definite cause and will have a definite result,this is what we are taught from the very beginning but as we grow old and educated and things become much clear ,we start questioning this kind of thought.Some of us have a strong belief in religion and most of the time the answers are clear from a religious point of view as we introduce God everywhere we find things hard to explain.God solves all our mysteries in fact, we assume God to be the cause of all the mysteries and hence we further boost our belief in the causality of events and objects.I don't think there is further room in that kind of a mind for ideas like non causality of events. But for someone who does not believe in something as absolute as a God,complications arise.Well from what I've learnt until now,of course the principle of causality is valid at least in the broader sense but minutely as well as closely,things are different.Well to start lets say I am doing something,it will be influenced by my past actions and will have some effects in the future but is that it?Why I'm doing the action at all?Well there has to be some unknown factor in it and that unknown is the source of the confusion everywhere.I don't think people have fully understood the unknown and the only information we have about it is in the form of speculative answers which fail to convince a lot of people at least!Physicists have been looking for answers to these questions,philosophers have discussed it over ages as well as the so called freelancers about whom we even don't know.
From what I've understood until now we generally don't observe things minutely as we take a lot of things to be granted but if we look closely even the mvements of something as tiny as an ant seems to be a fascinating thing!The nature well how to we understand it?There are many point of views regarding our nature and surrounding as well as our planet.Whichever seems suitable to our mind we tend to follow and then we try to find answers using this fixed point of view.Trapped,are we?Forget freedom we don't even allow us to think beyond this particular point of view.Ok then we have our perceptions about everything.I mean the ability with which we recognize colors,smell etc.But our perceptions lie,believe me I've experienced it.My eyes lied to me and I was on the verge of humiliating myself.So there is nothing too great about our perceptions.What I mean to say,is that we have limited sense organs including our mind.So to think that with this small limited mind we'll be able to explore everything,to know everything in the universe well we are delusional to say at least!Then we have this limited mind and we have the delusion that we'll one day be able to explore everything.I want to make it very clear that we have our shortcomings so it is very necessary to get out of the delusion that we can or do know everything.In fact whenever humans have thought so,they've been proven wrong.We can't and will never know everything as it'd be the end then.What'd be the meaning of this world if we were to know everything?There has to be some requirement for actions in that direction everytime to keep it moving.So then now coming to causality well as I said it is too easy to understand broadly but how do we explain the unknown element I mentioned there?"Everything has a cause and every action has its effects." is as real as it seems but then is it delusion?I mean is it so that we don't have enough knowledge to understand the causes.Well it leads to somewhere but I don't think the answer lies there.So then is it the limited sense of ours that prevents us from knowing the whole cause of everything?Well then religions have understood it and the puppet-master analogy of theirs seems almost perfect although it is far from convincing.So then if we aim to find comprehensive answers we fail miserably don't we?Well then we have to just move on and find the answers.It is the motto and I aim to follow it totally.
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