You are so much. There is the way you look. There are the external resources you have. There is the sex you could have. There is the person you could marry. And these things largely are a result of the choices you’ve made and the actions you have taken throughout your life and lives. We all benefit or pay for our choices. Everyone starts out looking good. And being autonomous. So, if you still have your good karma, embrace it and make the most out of your life. You earned it and deserve it. So, there is nothing wrong with making the most out of your good karma. Chances are you will naturally if your karma is in fact good. Likewise, even if you do not look good or have external resources, you still have vast potential. And the ability to restore good karma over time: good looks and external resources.
This human vitality is something that transcends the way you look. And your external resources. Your energy sphere, one could say, is so much bigger and bbrighter than your physical form. You can look at a short, fat woman or man and say that she or he has it bad. Or she or he can look at herself or himself in the mirror and reflect that her or his life is terrible—and act accordingly. But she or he has a glow of potential that is so much bigger than her physical figure.
Every human—that is not paying off absolutely terrible karma—has immense potential. A human’s mind, hands, arms and legs and back can do so much more than just have sex. Even if your legs don’t work, you have arms and hands. Or if one arm doesn’t work you have another. Or if you can’t have sex, you can still orgasm well in life. Even the portly little woman or man can do the most incredible things. You could write papers or poetry or songs or books that enliven all of the world; or part of it. You could build buildings that reach the sky. You could paint or sculpt art that awes viewers for centuries. You could build corporations that improve the lives of society in huge ways forever. If you want to use sex as an example, you could give the world great orgasms—not just one or a few people. And this could be your orgasms.
So, what is your name? Is it the way you look or how you work? Yes. But it is also your labors. And the name you have and leave is much more determined by your efforts than the resources you begin with. Or any propaganda.
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