Karma

05 Apr 2015

Cause and effect. Destiny and fate. We are designers of our own future, but does this make a clear definition of what we are really going to go through? Last week I discussed about the airplane disaster incident that happened and this came as an insight to talk about the journeys we have to go along.

Today I bring this up again to comment on the tragic fate that occured for many Kenyan students. A clash on religions turned that into a fact which sadly came to be the reality for that people. Some time ago I saw a tweet that caught my attention:

Religion in a nutshell pic.twitter.com/ewPJC1PKzK

— Jeff Atwood (@codinghorror) November 24, 2014

I am not bragging to say that religion is the real monster, but I think that people misunderstands the actual motivation behind that.

Faith in a common good is one thing that should be amongst any other. Right next to it, religion should be represented as a catalyst for peace, where mankind could find this as a relief or a shelf in a world of greed and indifference. But karma keeps going on and on in the face of humanity and we still keep asking why.

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