Message #29569

[guest88]

Thank you for highlighting the importance of relaxing our mind as well as our body, something which requires practice, especially in a society working around instant-gratification. Any external stimulus may temporarily provide the body relief but experience teaches us that often something is taken in return. Interesting to note how entities that profit off of our carnal desires relentlessly impose their definitions for relaxation and often we humor them creating costly habits. At a certain point in our evolution we evaluate those habits and realize the contentment our souls long for is unsatisfied thus working towards forming new habits. Though we still might not know where to find peace, eventually we learn to look within. It looks like the history of our culture has numbed itself from greed, things that should be common-knowledge have become fragmented concepts. Maybe this is the way, let's transcend our greed to be hungry for Truth and Love.