Happiness

Do you feel the urgency to do things today, now, at this particular time? Do you think that life, as we know it, is limited and uncertain? Do you believe that if a task is not completed within its time frame, it can never be done again, and we will lose everything as if there were no tomorrow? Do you think that a Yogi wastes their time meditating, while a Bogi values their time by working 8 hours or more, to fulfill their duties to their family, work, and social world? Isn't knowing oneself a good thing? Isn't thinking a good thing? Isn't evaluating the very essence of life beneath us the right thing to do? Should we follow the crowd and take that comfortable spot where everyone is dancing, and we too dance, just to show that we're socially involved? Are we not promoted from one position to another, from a less exciting job to a more exciting one? Do we still do the complex mathematics that we did in school? Aren't we all clerks, painters, cooks, CAs, front-end deve...

Look around you. The milk that you drink comes from a cow. But why would a cow allow us to drink her milk? Isn't that for her calf? Would you feed your milk to someone else? The world we live in is competitive or cooperative? Is it necessary to be the most powerful to survive? Will the weak exist in a world where might is always right? Do we need the weak? Why do we consider someone as weak? Is it because they are slower at work than the rest of us? Are they weak in all sorts of ways? When work is being done, isn't everyone involved in it, or is it just because you did it? Does a tree depend only on one leaf or does it have multiple leaves? Can an organization function only with software developers or need other types of people? Returning to the original topic, why does a cow give its milk to others? Is it because she is trying to show us that for a society to grow, we have to think about others and not just about ourselves and our family?