Our Social Obligations

Everyday we live our lives in accordance to what the general public view as the norm of social life. If one of us (humankind) chose to take a different path, a path that is not considered normal, we are labled insane or we are perpetrated to be the outcasts of society.

Often, some of the younger generation (18-25), such as myself, find it hard to relate to our peers because of their attraction to mainstream ideas and values, which some of us (the "abnormal") lack. This causes problems for us socially, culturally, and with dealing with our family lives. We often tend to become isolated from society amongst our peers as well as amongst our family and friends. Some of us become depressed because of the isolation, whereas others take advantage of this opportunity and go more into their spiritual/mystic side, which is also shunned by society. At this point, this individual decides to let go. This concept of "letting go" has been used by ex-prophets, messangers of God, sages, saints, mystics, yogis or whatever other names mankind chooses or chose to give them. [Keep in mind, these are my personal beliefs and I don't claim to be such a mystic, but I try to understand.] Some of the popular figure of this kind of thinking are: Buddah (Gautama), Zoroaster, Jesus, Moses, Muhammad, and others who are not relegious figures....

To Be Continued.......

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