t(h)ink

something got me thinking, or maybe i read it somewhere, that as a human, we're actually initially free to think and act. what i meant as free is total freedom. we're born as plain and as delicate as a white silk, and from that moment, we absorb what we see, what we hear, and how others act among themselves, and to us as well. and as we grew older, we understand the consequences of our act, or speech, or anything that relates to us and our surroundings.

even though i do believe in god and fate, i also do believe that ALMOST anything happens for a reason, a logical reason. and that anything that happens to us, or to other people are most probably happens as an outcome of our own act. cause and effect, that's it.

and as a human, we do have some set of rules, let it be religiously or not. i mean, even if you're and aethies or something like that, i believe that they have their own principles, which i believe, could be considered as a set of rules as well. but eventhough we're bounded by all these sorts of rules, all we need is will and courage to break these rules. i mean, all these rules, even the religious ones, are set for us to follow, and that's it. we may understand the consequences by disobeying those rules, but our brain isn't totally bound by rationality. rebelling isn't new to human nature. so, in other words, we're the one to decide wether to follow those rules or not, and thus, allow us to have somkind of control over our life, and since what we did have effect on others, i could say we do as well have control on somebody elses live, presumably.

i'm not trying to prove something here. logically, we are free to think and act. even god (for those who believes in god) who creates us, decided to let us think and act freely. it's for us to decide wehether to think or not. and if you decide to think, think for others (not just human being) as well. because anything that you did, may effect the others.