It hints at what we've talked a lot about: that nothing stays fixed but changes.
How is it possible that nothing stays fixed and at the same time change? :)
Can you give an example, though?
Well, most of the time an action like "telling the truth" can be the right action. But, I've really come to realize that many times it doesn't matter just what you say but how you say it. Sometimes the way you say something is even more important and has more impact than what you say itself. Then, if a person says that truth with the wrong words, or omits some things and says others, or if he explains it in a simple way or obfuscates, well, all these make him say it in a more wrong way, and therefore, that the action is less right.
I am searching for those kinds of little stories ... actually, I should start keeping track of them and make a collection.
Then you memorize them. And you speak through fables to anyone who asks you anything. You could be so wise and mysterious. :)
It moved me so much, while out there is hypocracy on a grand scale.
Sorry about that, but you can't even imagine it. This hypocrisy has always been there, we live in a world where there is still slavery, war crimes and torture, and many worse evils, but many people keep talking as if these things only happened in the past, and as if we had a higher moral to that of our ancestors.
Have a good morning :)
Thanks! Although here it is not morning, but rather afternoon. The same to you. Cheers!
RE: Doing nothing: The reason why it is often the best option.