Existence.In the gross form.

Human beings spend a large part of their lives 'reacting' to situations. They think their 'control' of life lies in reacting to the external. Little do they realize that the greatest form of control is the act of observance and that of selflessly doing one's duty. In such a state of existence, one only 'responds' instead of 'reacting'.

Existence then becomes a process of living with awareness, of action and of conserving one's energy in the pursuit of the ultimate truth.

Good and bad.

If everything that happens is a result of Karma, is there anything such as 'good' or 'bad'? Though from a philosophical angle, our intellect might rationalize that there really isn't such a thing since it was 'meant to be', thanks once again to Karma, then the very basis of such an assumption is flawed.

If Karma is the reason why things happen, then it implies our acceptance of a force that unifies actions. Also, its usually during situations that we deem 'bad' when we call upon the 'K' term to fall back on. Which implies there has to be an opposite event/action that qualifies as 'what do you want to call it?' - call it good?

It's all one.It doesn't matter.

This awareness is all you need to get over the biggest problems, ego-confrontations, mishaps, relationship issues, big-small divides, smallness of the mind, anything at all.

If it's all one, is it worth the divide? The spirit is one; only the bodies are different.