Human nature

What is our purpose; are we good or bad?

Greetings to all! What we have in nature and in humanity is a bigger purpose, something that works in a higher frequency unseen to the eye, but is trying effortlessly to show us the way. Yes, it’s the call of the spirit-- the call of the unconscious reaching to the conscious.  That spirit spills its sense of being good into the human and nature, but only if one doesn’t neglect the calling. The good well-being of humans is like the downward course of water. There is no human lacking the tendency to do “GOOD”, just like there is no water lacking the tendency to move downward. Now by splashing you may cause it to wave differently or even make it fly over off into the air, and by damming or by setting forts up one could channel the flow of water, but is this the true nature of water? It is force that causes this change in flow; it is force that makes us change to become obedient towards evil, so that even if we are doing harm it is like we are not, as we find ways to justify or defend our behalf. 
While people can be forcefully made to do what is not true or good they will always find there way back to healing for what happens to their conscious human nature is that all humans have a mind that cannot stand the site of suffering in others. For example, they are walking along a road and they see a child about to fall into a ditch, their mind quickly fills with alarm, distress, pity, and compassion. They would act accordingly just because, and not because they will gain fame, but something more: character and kindness. The real satisfaction that comes from helping is not shown from the action, but from the feeling that comes after the deed has been completed. With that said a person with no compassion; shame and aversion; modesty and compliance; and that lacks a mind that knows right from wrong slowdowns an evolutionary process for the greater cause of humanity. So with that said, let us open the dams of control and let us bring down the forts of inhumane forces. Let us throw ourselves upon the leavers and gears in order to reach our human spirit again for we are not machines and can still feel. And it wasn’t the help from the strong that helped us survive in our long history of evolution, but it was the cooperative and the showmanship of harmonious groups. I leave here today with a message from Mencius: “the minds feeling of piety and compassion is the beginning of humanness; the minds feeling of shame and aversion is the beginning of rightness; the minds feeling of modesty and compliance is the beginning of propriety; and the minds sense of right and wrong is the beginning of wisdom”          

Author's Note

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