I think there is some truth in the idea that growth is painful.
The kids being born today are saints. There are things that the older people had in their lives which they will never know. Therefore, they are saints.
Would the world still function if there was no money in it. Imagine it, if all money suddenly disappeared tomorrow, what would we do, would we just ‘stop’ because of money. I don’t think we would which tends to imply we are collectively addicted to it.
A miracle happens every day, the Sun rises and the Sun sets and yet we don’t appreciate it. You know, ‘I am having a shit day’, ‘this has gone wrong/that has gone wrong’. Wait, appreciate and marvel at life and then complain afterwards, if it is even possible.
Death is something we all do, no one got out of life alive yet, sorry spiritualists, it's back to the pool for you.
Long time dead, long time dying.
Is what you are hungering for what someone else has? What are others hungering for that you have? The extent to which you feed the hunger of another from your surplus is the extent to which your own hunger will be fed, measure for measure.
Killing your heart sends the energy to your head. Killing your head sends the energy to your heart. We have two brains, our heads and our hearts and they battle each other endlessly.
The more we mix the vibes, the better.
Is it possible for life to be more horrible, more violent or more abhorrent than it has been. If not, then we can look forward to a better future.