Daily meditation:
The truth about saints and sinners – we all are humans after all…
Do you think there is a difference between Saints and Sinners?!
Both types have human necessities at the primary level. The need for food and air is constant for all of us, either pure or not so pure.
Without sinners wouldn’t exist saints, and of course, no idea of purity if only mud exist.
Sinners are all humans; even saints have been, no matter what sins washed away by spiritual thoughts after.
Nowadays saints are gone, replaced by celebrities and powerful soul images, while sinners are as always all of us.
These creative and original soul images have shaped the current society and mindset of others, leading to a better world. Yet with its falling to destruction closer than ever.
We are just humans, after all.
Once a soul image reached a milestone in passing limits of the human body or a shared fate, the mind starts to believe it is better than others.
It reflects in every aspect of the personalities and actions of artists, musicians, actors, athletes, and so on.
It becomes a fact for people who also have power and money to gamble with other soul images lives. Their mind becomes certain that are the chosen ones. They believe that others don’t do anything or are too weak to change their destinies.
If everyone would be a reach, a celebrity or a saint, who would make the difference in this world?!
That’s why love is needed more than ever in these times. Real love, not adoration.
It’s a consensus of destiny. Ordinary people make other people reach, powerful and celebrities through their actions and adoration.
In this net of roulette in fate, many times shallow soul images catch the top along with others who have a talent or skill.
In the past, the most prominent and most renowned people were poor, living at the limit of life. And they became living legends after passing life.
Soon, the technology will create its legends and already started to give us a glimpse of what the future holds.
Let’s hope that the creators of the new wave of destinies won’t feel superiors to humans because this means the end of civilisation as we know it.
Information notes:
The Rise of AI Art—and What It Means for Human Creativity
Artificially intelligent systems are slowly taking over tasks previously done by humans, and many processes involving repetitive, simple movements have already been fully automated. In the meantime, humans continue to be superior when it comes to abstract and creative tasks.
However, it seems like even when it comes to creativity, we’re now being challenged by our own creations.
“Our transcendence adorns,
That society of the stars seems to be the secret.”
AIVA – “Genesis” Symphonic Fantasy in A minor, Op. 21
