The Virtue of An Erroneous Belief
May 16th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under
We all hope for world peace, we all yearn for a comfortable and problem-free life, we all certainly desire love and happiness. All of these things appear to be the elements of an ideal existence. But do we truly want a picture perfect life? And is it really achievable?
If the price of a better life were to see other people suffer, go hungry, or—worst—die, I would much rather prefer to endure a not-so-comfortable existence. Plus, I’m not really a believer of all things good. Then again, I often wish that I were in the wrong and that a perfect life is indeed attainable.
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It’s nice to see that all the people here on earth live happily. 
Life is a mixture of happiness and sadness. It's a matter of how you make it. 
Not mention the threat on their lives when assigned to a rather hostile country. I have very high respect ...
You are bsolutely right. Let it start within yourself. That's how you are going to make a difference. 
Sending US troops in the Middle East has never solve the problem. If anything, it has caused a lot ...
Their selfless dedication is truly admirable. Leaving a life of comfort to help and be with the less privilege. 
I believe it boils down to ones perception of peace and how he wants it manifested. Our cry for ...
Comment by free bets expert on 20 May 2008:
Our life hear on earth is full of struggle between good and bad. There’s no such thing as perfect life.
Comment by sports bet expert on 21 May 2008:
Life is a mixture of happiness and sadness. It’s a matter of how you make it.