sravna
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The tag of a good guy is more a stigma than a complement in this age of kaliyuga. Everybody who is interested in the welfare of a person do not want him to go by the books of moral laws and admonished for the naivete if he does so. It makes me wonder is it really that simple to be good? I agree for the overwhelming majority to survive in this world you need to be street smart. But what about the gifted good just like the gifted intelligent? Why is not real goodness treated on par with real intelligence if not better?
I think true goodness is even rarer than true intelligence, a lot more in fact. I would say that intelligence which has a more practical hue has to embrace more altruism and other higher and really important aspects which I think is a transformation that is challenging, the reason I rate a Jesus more intellectually accomplished than a Newton or an Einstein.
I think true goodness is even rarer than true intelligence, a lot more in fact. I would say that intelligence which has a more practical hue has to embrace more altruism and other higher and really important aspects which I think is a transformation that is challenging, the reason I rate a Jesus more intellectually accomplished than a Newton or an Einstein.