No 1573 of Living Life Series 1
On the Go but not in the know |
Many are attracted to religion or a temple because they can get what they find difficult to have in the world.
Bo Tien 武天 says that there are many like that and they are like ants and insects attracted to a flower for nectar. The nectar is the worldly wealth, status and gains they can have which they find difficult to have in the world out there.
They just join in the fun, make merry and have the good company of others whom they would otherwise not meet in the world out there.
God or any heavenly saint would rather they be in a religion or a temple than out there and be lost. They may seem lost in a temple but at least they are in a temple - far but near.
Bo Tien 武天 says the far may be near and the near far.
They will surely one day ask what they want in life. They flow downstream with the mud and all but when time catches up with them and they come of age in sunset years, or even earlier, they will wonder what have they achieved.
Why they don't seem to be happy? What is lacking in them? Why they are deserted by others who are not with them? Why they are not at peace? Why are they in the mud?
The simple answer is that they are on the go but not in the know.
They know not the true nature of life. Life is about having the calm and goodness in us come what may. This Bo Tien 武天 refers to as the Inner Truth behind life - the need to be pure, good and at peace at heart come what may - the yin and the yang.
On the Go but not in the Know can still be good.