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Haresh Daswani: On the greater reflections of living

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If, to please God, you have to kill a human being, forget pleasing God. One should realize that the ultimate value of humanity lies in seeing their unity with you, and everyone being part and parcel of the infinite.

The most compelling value we have is our natural inclination to seek our purpose to serve humanity not for our self but for the greater good, and this greater good is indeed beautiful, pure, and the causality of bliss.

One need not limit to the finite, and further limit and divide for the sake of the dictates of a society who knows less, and are inclined to follow through blind faith like lemmings off a cliff. Society knows less, and, through the wrong dictates of false models are molded towards devolution of thoughts and complete contentment on what is.

The world has grown out of curiosity, and the greatest of men and women are the greatest of rebels, who have sought to disobey the norms of society in their quest for truth, beauty, and purity. We lead our life not to fear death, but to make everyone’s life indeed worth living. That very value, in its very intrinsic core, is worth dying for indeed.

It is therefore, my greatest purpose, as it should be with those who see that we indeed do not have free will, that the more you know, the more you understand, the more you realize that there is no other action to choose other than what action leads to the best solution for society.

Column by Haresh Daswani

 
 




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