Made Naa Made - Adil

Found a Really Good Quote !!!

Have you ever find a Quote while surfing online, If yes, did you like it??

Why did you like it??

Do you completely understood what it wanted to say?? How??...

Does the Quote really said something that you never knew?? No..

So, why did you like it ???

It's because you already knew what was said by the quote, It was already inside of you, however you were not able to convert it to words,,

When you saw your thoughts written by somebody else, no matter whom, it works as an acknowledgment to you, and you are happy that you were not wrong,

what you believe is also believed by others, in-turn you like nothing but the greatness of your own thought and you still say what a great quote by William Shakespeare (or some other)

This is the difference between us and great men out there,

even if they say what we already know, we appreciate their wisdom..

Still I would like to quote a quote here:

We can be knowledgeable with other men's knowledge but we cannot be wise with other men's wisdom

-Michel de Montaigne

So, do you understand this?? or you already knew..

One fine day I found a very great quote and stopped collecting quotes, you will know why???

Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation. 

- Oscar Wilde

Believers and Non-Believers

Today, I came across a forum that discussed if Jesus really existed?

There were hundreds of reply posts for that, some people truly believed that Jesus really existed and were faithful to him, while some said there was no one like Jesus and it’s just a story created by Vatican Church and other religious people

I don’t know what the truth is and I don’t want to give my thoughts on it because I don’t know much about Christianity.

But I would like to say something I observed in all responses to the post that discussed this.

 

I think that our way of classification of people as believers and non-believers is totally wrong, there is no one who is a non-believer, well, he/she might not believe in Jesus or any other God of his/her religion to which he/she belongs.

 

I observed from the replies that everyone is a believer, yes everyone is, but the thing is some of them were faithful to a certain figure/story/history in other words the traditional image of the God.

While the others only opposed the idea of following a traditional story/image of the God, but they also did believe in God as the way they liked it, by this I mean they had their own image of God in their minds and were not ready to accept any stories or "truth" as said by other people.

 

If I try to write the whole thing in points it’s as follows:

1.       No one is non-believer

2.       The people who did not believe in traditional God, believed in something else, may be they believed themselves, and this is not their ego, but their firm belief in God, they believed that God resides in their hearts and every living thing and it will be injustice to try to capture God in an image

3.       And Lastly, I think the Classification should be "Believers and Followers"

 

Responses and thoughts are always welcomed.