I do not pray to God - solving our tolerence levels

I do not pray to ‘God’ at all. I only thank him every single day.

For:

Allowing me to be born as a human being in the golden years of human existence. A thousand years back or even hundred years back me and my wife and kids would be travelling on horseback and living in mud structures. Thousand years from now or even a hundred years would have me sharing my life with inorganic robots and exquisite creatures of whom I would have no clues.

The enjoyment of myriads of wavelengths of energy waves incomprehensible to the older human, by way of hundreds of taste waves brought to us from all over the world and by creating cooking masterpieces using immaculate machines, by way of sight and sounds captured and brought to us in countless permutations and combinations from even the outer universe, by extracting hormonal thrills of enjoying bodily pleasure by the likes of roller coasters, sky diving, speed racing, etc.

Creating a human economic and political environment where I can live my full life without the threat of early annihilation and where I am assured of a reasonable chance of getting equal opportunities for myself and my children to excel in our life goals.


So, when I thank him for being born a human, the rest everything is a bonus. I used to get annoyed quite often but not now. Of course I get irritated with people who have ego levels beyond what is required of a situation and effecient performance. Afterall competing justly in this world is another important universal rule.

Note: I had lived my life in harsh jungles, extreme cold high altitude areas and hot deserts, riding choppers, battle tanks and horses lugging guns and missiles, always cribbing and cursing the day I was born. I wish I had this realisation, then. I would have marvelled at my skiing and rock climbing abilities, my bodily stamina for inhuman feats of endurance, my exam learning skills at sub-zero temperatures, etc. No cribs now; the world is a whole show created precisely for my enjoyment.