Mercy?

This video invites you to "see the uncertainty, the disorder of the world" through a picture of a funny animal and pushes us to question how much mercy we are defining from our expectations.

‼️ if accepting the truth

The video is taking us "standing in a world where the heart has to deal" rather than taking us "teaching to do good and be good."

A mother cat eats up in front of her child with the message "Who would have thought" is to destroy the equation in her head that compassion must always be followed by fair consequences. When she reaches the hospital overcast, it reiterates that the world still has pain, degeneration, sadness, and the bear falls on the ground like an "unexplained reality event."

So the "mercy" in this video may not disappear, but it has been moved from the "outcome hostage" position to the "attitude of the heart."

It is possible, but it does not force the world to be fulfilled, and when the truth does not work, we do not have to break down or counter the world, we can "accept and stay."

The world acts like a foretold sign, and even if it starts with "mercy," it can end with shock, shock, unfairness, and no one can tell me where its reason is.

"Mercy" and "truth" may not fall within the same framework; what we define as the meaning of giving may not be the fabric of the world; the truth of today's world does not necessarily respond to our intentions or expectations.

Suffering is not caused by "lack of compassion," but by the seizure that good deeds should produce the results we think. The world does not guarantee, so we should do mercy with a heart that does not bear fruit, not be stunned when the truth does not follow the pattern.

Short Thoughts

"Mercy to keep the heart unhealthy, not to give back to the world."

* Thank you to Om Megha, who gave you the idea, and thank you to the Cat and Panda Mother prototype video that was brought to this series.

# Philosophy # Thought # Bad joke # The truth of the world # Mercy