The narrator, an 18-year-old, reflects on the importance of self-understanding as a prerequisite to understanding others, including God. They express frustration with how people often blame God for their misfortunes, suggesting that instead of following God, they tend to 'stalk' Him. Two cases illustrate different attitudes toward God. In the first case, a person feels ignored by God despite their efforts, questioning their worth and God's attention. The narrator emphasizes that God is not dependent on external perceptions but is an internal attitude. By changing one's approach to God, they can change their results and find Him within themselves, rather than in physical idols. In the second case, a person expresses deep despair and a desire for death, viewing life as unbearable. The narrator offers comfort, stating that life is a precious gift from God, and emphasizes the importance of valuing this gift rather than giving up. They encourage people to recognize the beauty in life and the presence of God within themselves, suggesting that pain and suffering are universal but should not overshadow the value of life.
When We Meet Our - Self
by Radheya Zope in English Philosophy
Description
This book tells you about you , the real you , which is hidden behind the big us . We all make new friends, so lets make a friend who from long wants to be with us. This book shall take you on a journey of meeting your true-self. I hope you both have a lovely meeting. We are unknown to many known things, and as we unfold their mystery, it comes as a huge surprise for all of us. We all blame the world, for being unfair, cruel and much, but, when we find a friend inside us, we all stumble on a great treasure, which defies everything and takes you, to a new journey of LIFE. This one friend shall give you, the best friendship ever, and will always be with you. So, I invite you all, in this exciting journey, which will give you happiness and will help you to be a difference for many. So, be a part of it and enjoy reading it.
