Don't do good things in small ways.
Every time my conscience finds out, I am "incapable of doing" the key finale, and can only do small things "within my power".
I can't change the fate of others.
I can only change other people's moods, say some logically correct life guidelines, and wait for time to make a new arrangement for my destiny.
If someone else really changed the fate,
That's 100% his own credit.
My contribution, at most, is to guess an ending for his movie in advance, and strive to be successful.
"Put down the butcher's knife, and you can become a Buddha on the spot."
What a shit about you.
The movie "gangsters" was made for "conscience".
Let the "conscience" understand,
the value of conscience,
Speaking of greatness, it can be so great that the Buddha Dharma is boundless, influence the thugs, put down the butcher's knife, and become a Buddha on the spot.
It is said that violence can be used to control violence and save innocent people from the gun of another thug.
Talking small can only affect one choice. This time, I choose to benefit others at the expense of myself.
However, the world does not run on "conscience".
If you put your destiny on the conscience of others, then you are the kidnapped baby in the movie.
If it weren't for the "director + screenwriter" who insisted on a glorious ending of human nature,
Starving to death is the best ending for him.
Really, what keeps this baby alive is:
1. Breast milk under the muzzle.
2. Milk powder bought for US dollars.
3. Mother and father are still alive.
And this baby witnessed with his own life, a cruel environment that has not changed so far.
10 years ago, 9-year-old David turned into a homeless child, sheltering the concrete pipes from the wind and rain, and now it is a new home for other children.
10 years later, after David turned into a murderous gangster Tsotsi, he found out in his conscience that he turned into David who became a Buddha.
For 10 years, the role of the cement pipe has not changed. It will always be the hometown of abandoned children on the edge of the city and the incubator of gangsters.
The world does not run on "conscience".
but,
Each of us is our own director.
Conscience has never been eaten by screenwriters,
It was eaten by itself.
Remark:
South African director, Gavin Hood, writer + director, "Gangsters" Tsotsi (2005)
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