Our lives are tormented with human corruption, which is more or less everywhere in the world.
But why is there human corruption at the first place, even though there is so much to do in this life?
Because humans are not meant to live this way of life,
we are meant for creation.
We are supposed to roam all over the world, not limiting ourselves to this planet but travelling to the moon, outer planets and stars.
We are supposed to paint the art that comes from our hearts.
We are supposed to sing the beautiful song of our lives.
We are supposed to write poetry for our beloved ones.
We are supposed to dance to the the rhythm of our heart.
We are supposed to create the soulful musical instrument for ourselves.
We are supposed to fly in the sky.
We are supposed to create aesthetic woodcraft.
We are supposed to create elegant architecture for our living.
We are supposed to stargaze at our immeasurable sky.
We are supposed to learn— the no-mind martial art.
We are supposed to make beautiful dresses and wear them.
We are supposed to farm the land— to create our nourishing food and make it delicious.
We are supposed to understand this intelligent body of ours—
how steadily it can swim,
how accurately it can serve the perfect tennis shot,
how patiently it can play chess,
and
how elegantly it can solve beautiful math problems.
We are supposed to write magnificent code and program machines— that liberate humans from mechanical work so that humans can be fully human.
We are supposed to see the beautiful sunrise and the breathtaking sunset.
We are supposed to hear the bird’s unique singing.
We are supposed to play in the muddy rainwater.
We are supposed to cherish every season that our earth is offering to us.
We are supposed to observe the sun’s cycle and moon’s cycle throughout the year.
We are supposed to see those marvellous rocky mountains and their breathtaking waterfalls.
We are supposed to hear the ocean’s intense roar.
We are supposed to admire each other’s fulfilling and creative lives.
We are supposed to appreciate this heavenly Earth because it is, in itself, a spaceship, and she is giving us a ride endlessly.
Hence, we are the world in which the world is discovering itself.