placing the sins away
By Serge Norguard. Filed in Philosophy/Religion |
from the first day that we come out into this world, we are nothing buy a white shroud waiting to be colored by our parents in the first 10 years of our life. then in the following 10 the shroud that has been painted by our parents gets painted over somewhat by our friends and peers. and the next 10 years that follow, we ourselves paint over our own shroud.
many have pondered on the real reason why some people can be so evil while the parents are angelic like. or the fact that you can see that the parents are evil but the offspring is but an angel. don’t ask Serge why this happens, it just happens.
so who is to be blame about the sins of the son ? should we blame the parents ? should we blame the son ? or should we blame the enviroment and the offspring’s peers ? you tell Serge what you think. For he believes that everyone is partly to be blame, though not fully at least.
as what has been said above, we are like a white shroud waiting to be painted. and though our parents tried their best to paint us the best way they can, that is of course like all human instincts. painting part of themselves in on our shroud.henceforth the saying “like father like son”. Parents they are really great painters in our lifes. but later on when they go away, we tend not to repaint the areas which has faded in color.
for the painters who is our peers and enviroment, it can be considered that both sides are at a wrong. because of our survival instinct to stay in a group, humans tend to influence others and be influenced to make sure that they receive their daily bread in order to survive. and with the advent of mass media, the -want- has now replaced the -need-
let us move on, to the last person in the equation. Ourselves. Serge believes, that this is the person who should be at fault. for even though part of our lifes has been dictated,sculptured and painted by our parents and peers. the real painting is actually done by us. we are the one who puts the finishing brush strokes. we are the one who gets to say “My work is complete” or we can even say “Not yet…just a little more red on that shroud”.
Always remember,that in the end of days,we are the one who ends the painting
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