Balance of the Universe, Circle of Life

Karma - in Hindu and Buddhist philosophy, the quality of somebody's current and future lives as determined by that person's behavior in this and in previous lives. Now in idealistic realism, karma is a major factor in determining the outcome of our spiritual path. Everything has a weakness and a strength. Perhaps this could be taken out of context but our world and everything we know and see is only one tiny tiny insignificant spec on the massive universe that is our dimension. We cannot control what happens naturally in our world, that is why we create stories or explain things by using the supernatural and mystic beings to find an answer. There is nothing wrong with that but we haven't even been on this earth for a mere 200 thousand years. That is only a fraction on how old the earth is. Perhaps there was a much greater civilization that discovered earth and was wiped out! We can and will find this information out, if it is real.

Realism is only what we call real it physically means a practical understanding and acceptance of the actual nature of the world, rather than an idealized or romantic view of it. What we discover is what is actually real. What we haven't discovered is a mystery and what we will never discover is something we don't know or will ever actually consider thinking about. Because the idea has never been brought up in the history of humanity. We are constantly being raised in sheltered environments for each generation. Look at life 100 years ago in 1908. Children didn't disobey their parents. People had respectable jobs. Governments weren't corrupt and everybody was grateful. Now we have the worst generation alive. Basically the opposite of what I just wrote down. It is due to our findings and discoveries we take advantage of these discoveries and manipulate them. That is why we have no respect and that is why we are living in such hard times. The balance of the universe is all messed up due to our greed and constant assumptions about "The Right and Perfect World"

Childhood is the most precious thing ever. It is before the poisons of society start damaging our true innocence. Look at the picture above. And something I noticed is that once adulthood is attained the man stops smiling. He has so much responsibilities and problems that he feels is his fault and his job to fix. And as you get older and your wisdom increases, you will find that something you once believed in or something you once found great had been horrible or corrupt all along. It is truly a disturbing find that we allow this to happen. Why should you have to feel guilty for something you have taken no part in? You shouldn't but you do because you are pressured to. My advice would be to not be concerned with the worlds problems as much and live your live constantly making the best of things.