Life

Fight To Be Saved

Guest prompt: “If you knew you’d be saved in the end, would you still fight?”, by Dan Catalin.

When I read the prompt chosen by Dan Catalin, as always, my mind started to write it down, and the first thought was, “Who wouldn’t fight knowing that in the end he would be saved?”

I could lie and say I would, but I’m not a liar, nor do I like lies. Fighting and knowing that after the fight you are saved is everyone’s dream.

It’s Summer, a time when society’s retards decide to set fires to forests, and we see firefighters putting out fires. Firefighters don’t know if that will be the last fire they put out, but they still go for it. Because they are at the service of the community.

Imagine if the firefighters knew that at the end of that fire, whatever the outcome, they would be saved, how many would risk (more) of their lives to put it out as quickly as possible?

One more example…

Every day when we leave the house, we don’t know if we will come back in at the end of the day, but we always leave. Knowing that we would always come back, it would be a big change, we would go out in the morning and do everything and anything, life would be boring this way.

I say, even though we don’t know if we’ll be saved or not, we should give it all, live like there’s no tomorrow. Also, the question of whether we will be saved at the end of the fight could be added for certain areas, but not all; the so-called Equilibrium.

Do you want to jump from the top of a cliff to the sea? Jump!

Do you want to canoe down the river? Go for it!

However, there is something we must also do…

Build good Karma. Not doing to others what we don’t like to be done to us. Helping and not expecting them to help us, you are building your Karma, not other people’s Karma.

Congratulations Diana C.. for this new segment, and Dan Catalin, for choosing this theme.