If we always
surrender and accept the way things are forever, we’re not going to make any
effort to improve by rising to the challenges of unpleasant life situations.
“We can’t solve problems with the same thinking that created it”. –Albert
Einstein
Change is
about striving to go beyond our limitations and create something better both in
our personal lives and collectively to eliminate or even lessen pain and sorrow
from our and other’s life without reservation by relinquishing our inner
resistance to take positive action and transform or discover something
profoundly new without resignation.
I recently
heard about a grapevine to transform a long standing religious conviction of celibacy
to be banned. I think the idea of celibacy is an irrational and outdated moronic
belief that one has to renounce his humanoid in order to be ordained as
priesthood or a pontiff status only to commit cardinal sin, in any spiritual institutions,
by attracting paedophiles.
If one has
to completely abandon life (their other half) to become Holy Father as in the traditional
believe, one must also be castrated so that he will not have the urge to break
the cardinal rules.
All
religious institutions must change their ancient draconian code of ethics that people
must conform and wear particular attires, must not eat a particular food, and
strict prohibitions that people not having the freedom when, where and how to believe
in any beliefs of their choice other than the predominant or societally
favoured religions without somebody pressuring someone in our timeless realm of
the present.
How old am I? Guess
Pope Francis
and leaders of (all) religious
organizations should take notice of global grievances and renew their codes and
embark on rewriting overdue scriptures that people should believe in any
religion of their choice without punishment for apostasy and ordained people in
the religious establishment should be allowed to have a faithful relationship
(partner) if they have to abstain from the continuing saga of countless promiscuity.
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