When Yudhishthira reached the gates of heaven, he was told his dog wasn't allowed inside. He chose to give up heaven rather than abandon his dog. The dog revealed itself to be Dharma in disguise. True spirituality is defined by how we treat the helpless @flyingbeast320
People whose morality is dictated by religion are often the most unscrupulous, because they outsource their moral judgment to dogma rather than conscience.
Ironically, “modesty” has long been marketed as a virtue—yet somehow it functions remarkably well as a cage, one that women are expected to lock themselves into and then proudly carry the key.
Look at the stars across the night sky, or the stone carvings buried in the depths of the oceans, and the truth becomes unavoidable: in the grand scheme of things, God is nothing more than a floccinaucinihilipilification of human meaning—loud, dramatic, and utterly insignificant.
Delusion: believing in the existence of God.
Nincompoop: believing in a religion.
Hypocrite: suddenly started having faith in the religion.
Sciolist: offering money and promises to the god.
Change is inevitable, however,
if you change for a person then it is not the love,
if you change for a faith then it is not the god,
If you do not change for yourself then it is not a choice!!
I tie my crown for the land I know does not exist, the delusion I live with everyday.
I lie, i cheat, i kill, i pray for the land I know does not exist, the hypocrisy I live with everyday.