Monday, October 15, 2007

The theory of reasoned action

I have always been interested to know what's going on behind everything. The basic question is, could any event or incident have a reason?
I am still not sure about the nature of the reason, it could be some sort of karma coming back to us, or our thoughts and imaginations getting a real solid shape being attracted to us, or maybe some sort of a planner with a special intention to make things happen the way they do.


The problem is, not all the incidents can be explained with one of these theories. I may be able to explain why I fell off and injured my hand the other evening in the rain (did I upset anybody?) or can find some explanation for achieving some of the goals I set for myself and imagined them or wrote about them (this one works magically, writing about what you want, and just let them be...they'll become attracted to you eventually), or can see the plan behind some of the things that has happend to me for the last 2-3 years and brought me here to Canada (I guess I can understand why that "ideal" fellowship was never offered to me back at home) ; However, I still cannot explain the recent deaths of two young, nice and innocent relatives of mine...one of them, a dentist, beautiful, a true lady, and the mother of two, who died of cancer at the age of 42; and the other one, a hard-working father of three, a 15-year old bright boy and 5-year old twins, who died in an accident. He was just 45 when he died.

I think in such cases, the only explanation could be that these are just some bugs in the system. Maybe this world like any other system has some bugs, which show as these not-so-fair incidents. Still, I tend to find some kind of pattern behind everything, even if it is not a coherent pattern of just one cause...

1 comment:

Anonymous said...

Roohe Ashena,
At the moment I have this email conversation back and forth with a friend of mine for few days now...exactly about this topic. She insists on the "bug" theory and I choose to believe on the choices of the soul even before they came down here....Both of us might be full of something!

A friend of mine lost her 4 years old (just turned 4) daughter few months ago to brain cancer...The process was devastating, the pain was and still is unbearable...the event was unbelievable even for those of us that witnessed everything for the last year of her life...there is no word to describe the heaviness and pain of loosing that angle or worse than her loss is the pain that she went through brutally for the last year of her life...and I have absolutely no explanation for it all....

Whether it is a bug in the system or the soul’s choice, it is painful to witness let alone to go through....