Message #45623

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Thanks Eric the movie I shared with you is film by Christine Rabette. I think the creater was quite brilliant to put it together.

And yes I am also grateful for being corrected along the way. Many of our leaders today have no concept of being corrected, because they always believe they are infallible in their actions. That is the danger of ego.

The director of the ‘stage’ is indeed God. Yet we do not always play the script we choose before arriving here but improvise our own. So yes I agree with your quote by ‘thought adjuster’;

“Egotistic pride is the culprit. Instead of appropriately celebrating the saving grace of truth, insecure egos get bruised when new elements pop up that contradict their ‘home-brewed’ version — a subjective interpretation that protects what they perceive as their self-interest.”

Perhaps you too have gained knowledge as I have about the benefits of the truth garnered over many deceptions we fall prey to in this life. Like Nazi Germany in the late 30’s and early 40’s the U.S. citizens have fallen prey to many deceptions and will eventually pay karmically for them as we attempt to separate truth from deception here at the portal without being bruised by the consequences.

The idiom “all the world’s a stage” is a metaphor that compares life to a play. It is often used to suggest that people are like actors, playing different roles in different situations. The phrase was first used by William Shakespeare in his play As You Like It, in which the character Jaques says: All the world’s a stage,
'All The World's A Stage’ Quote, With Meaning & Analysis
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