The Wisdom of Actions and Consequences

Our ancestors devised rules about what to do and what not to do, based on their understanding of good and bad. These rules were formed to suit the lifestyle of their time. If we delve deeper into their thinking, we see they used the concepts of 'heaven' and 'hell' to guide behaviour. They taught that doing good would lead to a reward in heaven, while bad deeds would result in punishment in hell. This method was a combination of hope and fear, designed to encourage good behaviour and discourage wrongdoing. However, with the growth of scientific knowledge, one must wonder how long this approach will continue to be relevant.

The Law of Nature

Today, it is essential for people to understand from an early age that every action has a consequence. This understanding should be built gradually, helping individuals realise the natural law that governs the relationship between actions and their outcomes. Rather than relying on abstract ideas of heaven or hell, the emphasis should be on whether a person is ready to face the consequences of their actions. The education system must focus on teaching the natural structure of life, showing that actions always lead to results, and it is crucial to recognise and accept these consequences.

Understanding Consequences Leads to Better Choices

Once people clearly understand that actions have inherent consequences, they will begin to act more responsibly. When a desire arises, and someone chooses…