This is mine 400th post on the 'Sparsh'. It’s an eve of expression and celebration for me. I have a long journey of “unlearning" prejudices to gain insight of human nature. Also, the explosion of the blog phenomenon has exposed youths like me to a multitude of opinions. I had read, written and discussed about social, economic, and political opinions of importance and enjoyed sharing views on cinema. I read several bloggers but follow ritually for new updates on these blogs : Nimmy , Nimmy2 , Indianhomemaker , Rashmi Bansal , Atanu Dey , Devinder Sharma , TheSouthAsianIdea , Prof Abi , Sameer Bhat, anindianmuslim , Winds From The East , Calamur Harini , Vikram V Garg , Diptakirti , aPocRyPHaL , Anu , The Rational Fool , Nita , The Religious Policeman , kufr , Roshmi , Jaya , Santosh Desai , joie de vivre and Rajjo ; I read and like works of these Public Figures : Osho , Nadeem F. Paracha , Bill Maher , Christopher Hitchens , Dr. B. R. Ambedkar , P. Sainath , N...
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Man alone is responsible for his actions, God can only guide you what is wrong and right. God created enough grains to satisfy everyone's need but not for everyone's greed
I do not blame god for anything. I just want to mirror the realities of world to god who is established in the temples, mosques or churches. For me religion is personal matter not a matter of community or society.
For me only life is precious,than any abstract ideology.I agree that man alone is responsible for everything and he must leave this hypothesis of god and should involve with fellow human beings upliftment.IMO,The poet here is blaming the religious orthodxy of human than god.