World Affairs And Beyond

In a world where idioms and proverbs are often used to convey profound wisdom, there's one phrase that stands out as both compelling and controversial: "If you live by the gun, you will die by the gun." This saying has been a part of our collective consciousness for many years, and it speaks to the idea that the choices we make in life can have profound consequences. In this article, we will explore the origins and meaning of this phrase and delve into the various ways it has been interpreted and applied. The origins of this phrase can be traced back to ancient times, where a similar sentiment expresses the idea that actions have consequences. This idea of retribution or consequences for one's actions has been a recurring theme in human history. The phrase gained more widespread popularity in modern times, thanks in part to its use in various books, movies, and songs, often portraying the lives of individuals who engage in violence as a means of survival or power. It

In a quaint little village nestled in the serene Himalayan foothills, I had the extraordinary privilege of encountering Baba jee, a wise and tranquil sage known for his profound insights into life's mysteries. As I approached his humble abode, seeking guidance for the turmoil that had been clouding my mind, Baba jee welcomed me with a serene smile. Seated cross-legged on a worn-out mat, his eyes held a tranquil depth that seemed to see beyond the ordinary.  I poured out my concerns and asked for advice. With a gentle nod, Baba jee leaned forward and uttered those words that would forever shape my perspective: "Don't sweat what isn't your fault. You do you and let everyone's karma handle them." He went on to share a story from his own life, recounting how he, too, had once fretted over the actions and injustices of others. But as he embraced this philosophy, he found peace in focusing on his own path and actions, trusting that the universe had a way of balancin

Whatever you give, is what you "will" get. Such is this world. Be kind, and the universe will be kind to you. Be mean and the universe will treat you accordingly. Respect and you will be respected in return. Disrespect, and you will be disrespected.    Maybe not that instant, not that day, not that month, not that year,  but trust me, karma is a bitch and she will come and get you. You will not find any place to hide. Not just you, but your future generations too. Harass one person, and Karma will make sure your future generations are harassed the same way for the times to come. Whatever you do, you initiate a chain reaction.   Whatever you give (good or bad), you give it to yourself in the future.