sravna
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No Sravna...its not exactly...you and I are not on the same page!LOL
You are enforcing rules on yourself by equating losing a non existent state with the loss of discipline in life.
For me I am willing to accept anything in life as experiences that shape my existence.
I could have been anything in my previous lives...same with you Sravna..for all I know anyone of us could have been a serial killer or even a sex worker.
Human existence is shaped by everything that we go tru in every life.
I do not feel I need to view anything as losing a fundamental concept necessary for discipline in life...life is like flow of water...if we stop it by man built dams in our mind...we change the whole environment and when the pressure builds up we burst into extremism..its not healthy in my opinion.
We should just learn to exists...usually self is the best teacher in life..we eventually know our strength and weaknesses and we decide for ourselves ....even if it means falling down in any scale..I would not like to judge myself or anyone for that matter.
If someone needs help we can help them or even if we need help we can try reaching out to those we can trust.
But at the end of the day we can not make another person a clone of our mind...we need to respect another's choice of life.
I treat many sex workers too in my line of job.I never judge their profession..all I say is to use protection.
Dear Renuka,,
You say people can learn by themselves. I agree, ultimately that is how it works. But guidance and help do play a role in people's learning. That is my point.