picture Georges Tsamakdas
"There is enormous
complexity in our day-to-day living that gives rise to stress and strain
almost continuously. our present day living has lost all its simplicity
and we are bewildered by the complexity and [apparent] multiplicity of
choices in almost whatever we do. And yet, deep down it is everyone's
experience that while we try to shape our day-to-day living, what
actually happens is that events seem to happen in a unique way, which is
not explained by our usual reason. And, in that odd moment, the thought
occurs: why do I bother? Why don't I just float of living instead of
struggling against it?
"It is clearly everyone's experience that all one can do is make a choice and, thereafter in spite of all one's efforts, what actually happens - or does not happen - has never been in one's control."
"It is clearly everyone's experience that all one can do is make a choice and, thereafter in spite of all one's efforts, what actually happens - or does not happen - has never been in one's control."
from his book "Confusion No More"
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