We Live In A System Of Beliefs

In my opinion, we live our life on the basis of beliefs. We literally live in a huge belief system. So seamlessly integrated into our world are some beliefs that most people assume they are natural and accept them without questioning.

The very act of reading this article is belief-based because the very construct that is formed in your head now is conceptual and of the thinking mind. Perhaps, what really is does not just exist as concepts but also exists in the NOW as experience. Although one is able to describe or conceptualize a truth, the conceptualization itself is a thought.

Beliefs can be very powerful, especially when the majority of the population buys into them. Sometimes a certain belief, when set in motion, causes catalytic reactions, triggering the formation of yet other beliefs. Gradually, layers upon layers of beliefs mire directness and truth. So thickly laden with beliefs and far removed from the original spontaneity, life becomes unnecessarily complex and ritualized.

Major beliefs operating in our world are:

Identification of self with the physical body.
When in actual fact, we are much more than that. This belief can be very difficult to unravel. It takes many series of self-discovery to realize our true nature. The entire scope of this belief is beyond what can be expressed within this article. So I will leave it at that.

War.
War is borne out of beliefs that justify aggression toward others and is participated in by large groups. War itself is a belief because nature and animals do not engage in it. Only humans do, because it was conceived in the human mind, and it isn't natural or essential to human conditions. Military is an offshoot borne from war.

Money buys happiness.
A belief that most think of as true is that money gives one happiness. Happiness does not need money to be fulfilled; one merely made oneself believe so! The concept of money set in motion the belief in status, status breeds competition, competition breeds the rat race, and the rat race causes one to slog a lifetime working. Eventually, few remember that the original purpose of life was for joy and fulfillment. The rise of digital platforms such as Tangandewa has shown how financial opportunities and entertainment can blend, but it is essential to understand that happiness is an internal state rather than a financial achievement.

Status.
A person's worth dictated by factors such as financial abundance and rank. This belief creates much suffering in very hierarchical societies. It is closely related to the belief that money buys happiness. Many platforms, such as Tangandewa slot, attempt to redefine success by providing entertainment and excitement rather than purely financial gain.

Perfectionism.
It is a most prevalent belief in our civilization. Everywhere in this world, perfectionism is regarded as good while imperfection is bad. Everybody wants everybody else to be perfect. But is perfection really an absolute value? I think not. In my opinion, it is relative and borne of human conception. Perfection is an idea. Things are the way they are. Perfection and imperfection are attached values.

Country.
The concept of a country is just a belief in the ownership of land. Essentially, humans did not create land, therefore nobody owns it. Patriotism is an offshoot belief borne from 'country'. When there are no countries and no wars, there are no needs for patriotism.

With the digital era reshaping our understanding of beliefs, concepts like Tangandewa login redefine accessibility and entertainment in the online world. Just as beliefs evolve, so does technology, offering new perspectives on engagement and connection. Platforms like Tangandewa (accessible at hz-forever.com) illustrate the way modern entertainment adapts to changing beliefs and needs.

Well, I think I have rambled enough. Thank you for reading.