Personal Essay: If The Life Is Predestined

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If the life is predestined - There is no such thing as right path or wrong path because you cannot even choose the path. So if you say it's all destined and still making an effort to make a right path - does it make any sense???

So definitely it's not predestined; that is why you're still trying to see what is the right thing to do.

If everything is predestined where is the need for you to think why, which is right and which is wrong?

Anyway this is the way you're going to go.. Is that the reality? No, that's not the reality. If two paths come you can choose either one of it. Do you have a choice or no?

People are trying to absolve yourself of all the mistakes that you make in your life. :D You don't want to see that you made a mistake. You want to see, 'Oh! …show more content…
'I have been brought up to believe, So now I believe' and 'even that believing is not mine, I have been brought up to believe' :D

Your believing means you're assuming something that you don't know. Why do you believe? Like for example - How many of you believe in God? Some people believe there is God, some people not!

Do you believe that you have two hands? or do you know that you have two hands? …show more content…
And if you go on and on like this you're life will become a bigger mess because you're assuming things and you're trying to live. And you're assumptions are not so strong enough because your mind is not simple enough. You may assume one thing but other part of mind is continuously asking questions. If you had very simple child like mind your assumptions is all that you had you would become a follower of God. It will work. But now you have little more complex intellect, it doesn't accept any assumptions totally. It accepts only to the extent it's comfortable, convenient. Right now your'e belief in God is just like
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