Is man basically selfish? Does man intend well if he is not hurt? Is man more concerned about what he does not get? Can one peacefully manage his life thinking about all that the world gave him? Can one forget pains considering them as illusions? Is it really true that state of perpetual happiness exists? Is it true that man cannot make others happy, that is beyond his ability? Is it true that man can avoid causing harm to others; that is within his capacity? Can we manage our life without thinking about something like the God or having faith in what is not very obvious? What is the process of our learning? Do we collect information and raise questions thereon to know the truth? Do we closely watch ourselves and raise questions to explore the truth? Do we really need to seek answers to above queries or the similar ones? Do we need to investigate into what others tell us about life? Can we live without raising questions? Should we live without raising question? Are we on spiritual path if we are raising questions? Can we know ourselves without raising a single question? Is there a need to know ourselves? Through raising questions as above, are we discussing spirituality?
[This series on Spirituality is being presented by Promod Kumar Sharma the author of “Mahatma: A Scientist of the Intuitively Obvious”.]
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