You could say that
the Dalai Lama is a pretty interesting guy, after all his stance
on extra terrestrial life is quite interesting. During an interview the Dalai
Lama was asked what surprises him the most, his response was quite mind
altering.
“Man
surprised me most about humanity. Because he sacrifices his health in order to
make money. Then
he sacrifices money to recuperate his health. And then he is so anxious about
the future that he does not enjoy the present; the result being that he does
not live in the present or the future; he lives as if he is never going to die,
and then dies having never really lived.”
Pretty striking and
powerful stuff if you really take it in. Sure, it’s easy to read this quote and
move onto another page or video or whatever we may be doing, but if you truly
take the time to let this reverberate in your conscious mind for a few minutes,
the true meaning and profoundness of what he’s saying will kick in.
Everything Is Backwards On Earth!
We do so many things
backwards here. We go about our lives in such a destructive manner on so many
levels, only to use money to fix it. In order to get that money we have to work
most of our days at jobs we for the most part don’t like -which of course is
not good for your health to begin with. We do all this while thinking of all
the toys we can buy with the money or saving for retirement that we may never
make it to. It appears as though we live to work more than anything else here.
In a sense we are like slaves only we don’t know it.
The Dalai Lama’s
quote and what it inspires within me reminds me of one of my favorite quotes
that I feel sums up how we do things here in such a beautiful way.
“Just
look at us. Everything is backwards, everything is upside down. Doctors destroy
health, lawyers destroy justice, psychiatrists destroy minds, scientists
destroy truth, major media destroys information, religions destroy spirituality
and governments destroy freedom.” – Michael Ellner
This may be very
obvious to you or it may come as a surprise to you and you might think, what do
you mean? None of those things are true. To that I would respond, look around,
truly look at how each one of the things mentioned in that quote operate and you
will notice very quickly the shear truth that exists within those words.
Legitimate Quote?
I came across this
Dalai Lama quote a little while back but I decided to do some back checking to
find out where this quote came from to make sure it was legit. What I was able
to find was that it is likely the Dalai Lama that said this, but that the exact
words/translation might be slightly different given his lack of a fluent
English vocabulary.
Either way, whether
he said it or not, this is a great message for us to take five minutes to think
about. After all, it may make us look at a few things in our lives differently.
source: collective-evolution
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