After watching the movie Da Vinci Code, he asked me - so, what do feel about the movie? Can you find some learning point?
I said "yaa.. One thing I could see is there is always a world beyond our perception!".
We tend to limit our definition of world based on what we see. We draw some boundary and be happy within. Some have smaller and some have a bit larger! Not a big difference actually.. All of us tend to limit it!
One day you say something and the next day your opinion changes.. Someone says something and it is disproved some other day.. You perceive something in one angle, someone perceives it entirely differently.. He says Jesus had wife.. It surprised me when somebody told me Bharathiyar was on drugs and he wrote beautiful poems only after having drugs! Its soo hard to believe that Lord Krishna did so many things for the sake of Devas. So many things which can be seen as injustice to Rakshas.. It might be even more harder to see the actual meaning of what the Sivlingam means..
Our opinions get updated as we grow.. As our knowledge base grows.. Of course! Its only for those who are open to update their knowledge base.
There are people who are very happy within their world. They dont want to come out. They are not ready to see what reality says.. what is there. Their life is simple. But limited! You need to make a conscious decision on whether to be happy with limited knowledge or to spread across a vast expanse and just see what ever comes on the way!
So.. ultimately, your opinions change drastically from where it started. The more we become open, we can see more. We learn more. What for? Why should you learn? How is it going to change your life? May be we become open for accepting new things and respecting others.
Again it is the step towards learning more.. Where does it going to lead me? To the truth? To the Wisdom? Is a lifetime enough to find out the truth like this?
Our knowledge is limited! There is always something beyond our perception and knowledge..
I said "yaa.. One thing I could see is there is always a world beyond our perception!".
We tend to limit our definition of world based on what we see. We draw some boundary and be happy within. Some have smaller and some have a bit larger! Not a big difference actually.. All of us tend to limit it!
One day you say something and the next day your opinion changes.. Someone says something and it is disproved some other day.. You perceive something in one angle, someone perceives it entirely differently.. He says Jesus had wife.. It surprised me when somebody told me Bharathiyar was on drugs and he wrote beautiful poems only after having drugs! Its soo hard to believe that Lord Krishna did so many things for the sake of Devas. So many things which can be seen as injustice to Rakshas.. It might be even more harder to see the actual meaning of what the Sivlingam means..
Our opinions get updated as we grow.. As our knowledge base grows.. Of course! Its only for those who are open to update their knowledge base.
There are people who are very happy within their world. They dont want to come out. They are not ready to see what reality says.. what is there. Their life is simple. But limited! You need to make a conscious decision on whether to be happy with limited knowledge or to spread across a vast expanse and just see what ever comes on the way!
So.. ultimately, your opinions change drastically from where it started. The more we become open, we can see more. We learn more. What for? Why should you learn? How is it going to change your life? May be we become open for accepting new things and respecting others.
Again it is the step towards learning more.. Where does it going to lead me? To the truth? To the Wisdom? Is a lifetime enough to find out the truth like this?
Our knowledge is limited! There is always something beyond our perception and knowledge..
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