Cosmic script

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Thoughts and predetermined 

The Cosmic Script: Predetermined Thoughts and Interwoven Destinies

Are our thoughts truly our own, or are they tools wielded by a cosmic force, guiding us towards a pre-written script? This perspective suggests that our lives are not random, but rather part of a grand, interconnected design.

The idea begins with the notion that thoughts, influenced by inner observation and the surrounding environment—both controlled by space and energy—are the power tools of a higher power. These thoughts generate interest, which fuels passion and motivation, ultimately leading us to fulfill a predetermined plan. This view challenges the traditional concept of karma, suggesting that our actions are part of a larger, divine orchestration.

Our destinies are not isolated; they are interwoven like a cosmic butterfly effect, where each life influences and is influenced by others. Examples from religious texts illustrate this concept. Consider Krishna's life, seemingly predetermined, where even his uncle's fate rested in his hands. In the Mahabharata, Krishna, despite possessing the power to prevent the war, allowed it to unfold, recognizing it as a necessary part of a larger, interconnected destiny for countless souls. Similarly, the predetermined paths of Rama and Ravana, their roles set even before their birth, demonstrate this cosmic orchestration. And in Christianity, the birth and death of Jesus are seen as events predetermined by the universe, fulfilling a divine plan.

Conclusion

These examples highlight a universe where even divine figures adhere to a pre-written script, suggesting that our lives are not solely our own, but part of a larger, interconnected design. This perspective invites us to consider the possibility that our thoughts and actions, seemingly driven by our own will, are in fact part of a cosmic script, where our destinies are intertwined and predetermined.

Our actions are preceded by thoughts, which can be either good or bad. These thoughts give rise to our intentions, which, in turn, drive our actions. It's possible to mitigate negative thoughts through awareness. By consciously observing our thoughts, we can often make them dissipate. You might then ask, 'If this is so simple, why isn't everyone good?' Here's the crucial point: if everyone achieved complete awareness, we would all become unified, and the need for a predetermined 'script' would vanish. That's why the script is only apparent in some and not others. It's akin to a play, which requires a variety of characters, both virtuous and flawed."