who am I? Why be who?
There is no difference between life and death. If you insist, death is more meaningful, because life leaves behind the soul and drifts away from the darkness. The souls left behind by all beings are finally dark. Animals, plants, people, all kinds and strange, but finally floating in darkness.
Under Einstein's theory of relativity, death does not exist, but the pulse that brings life has stopped, so just study the pulse. Life and death are just names given to the state of death by human beings. Therefore, I am more convinced that the life of the soul is not death.
If the soul cannot die with the body, is there religion?
The beginning and the end of "BARAKA" belong to religion, why?
Why did I start to come into contact with Christianity? I am my soul. Because I want to find a support for my soul. The flesh does not seem to be able to carry secular loneliness?
But after watching "BARAKA", I think there is the biggest reason-the insignificance of people and the impermanence of heaven.
Nature changes rapidly. At this time, I am writing a journal, my bedroom roommate is sleeping, and girls of the same age in the United States are in class?
Just how many inches of soil are exposed at this time, that is, how many physical states are there. But they are all small enough to be swallowed up by a certain area of the sea in a flash, so the remaining souls float in the dark again.
I am too small. But why created me? The body is given by the parents. Without the body, where does the soul come from? Where did it come from? Perhaps it is the power of darkness.
Black swallows all colors and embraces all colors. Even if thousands of colorful souls want to be infected, it is not enough to shake the black shell. I don't know whether black has a shell.
Maybe it's a gift, maybe it's an accident, my soul is attached to this body.
The metaphysical is not a realistic survival crutch.
As a human being on this earth that is becoming more and more bursting and even exploding, as a small individual, from soul to body, try to feel this earth, country, home, and yourself in the dark.
Only in this way can we not experience the two states of human creation.
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