04-24-2007, 04:32 AM
sengotuvel saheb!,
regarding saving lives.. my father's last journey in Earth was a visit to attend my cousin's marriage in a village .. it had very bad medical facilities or no ER at all., have to travel about 100kms of bad roads to reach coimbatore. He succumbed to a heart attack, and no Doctors in the vicinity.
Now the question.. from medical advancement point of view (forget X-ianity), without analysing results, there existed a possibility of father living a little longer.. and no one deny me that. Now, I understand your "ponaal pogatum poda" theory.. from an acceptance mode, but, what fails me to reason from the narratives is that no individual in any remote area of India should be left without medical attention. I know its arguable, for the natural death cases, but lets take events like accident, or a robber stabs a person, etc. which could be based on actions that can be best described with karmic laws.
My point is, from this example, we have to only think about positives of medical facilities, and advancement available rather compare to a religious-ness. I don't know if X-tians would want to claim it was their God's wish that they have better facilities.. the same argument can't be placed for Indic-City, and an Indic-Village.
Where do we stand on this on a national perspective? Service to mankind should be one of the biggest karmic and dharmic realities and narratives., especially who would understand that we all live by the same concept of vasudeva kutumbakam.
me--thinking from positives onlee!.. the reflections and experience out in the public narrate very little for a congregated story line.. that stands height with might. we are seeing many such weakening scenarios, especially after the rich-poor gap created by city-village infrastructure issues.
!?
regarding saving lives.. my father's last journey in Earth was a visit to attend my cousin's marriage in a village .. it had very bad medical facilities or no ER at all., have to travel about 100kms of bad roads to reach coimbatore. He succumbed to a heart attack, and no Doctors in the vicinity.
Now the question.. from medical advancement point of view (forget X-ianity), without analysing results, there existed a possibility of father living a little longer.. and no one deny me that. Now, I understand your "ponaal pogatum poda" theory.. from an acceptance mode, but, what fails me to reason from the narratives is that no individual in any remote area of India should be left without medical attention. I know its arguable, for the natural death cases, but lets take events like accident, or a robber stabs a person, etc. which could be based on actions that can be best described with karmic laws.
My point is, from this example, we have to only think about positives of medical facilities, and advancement available rather compare to a religious-ness. I don't know if X-tians would want to claim it was their God's wish that they have better facilities.. the same argument can't be placed for Indic-City, and an Indic-Village.
Where do we stand on this on a national perspective? Service to mankind should be one of the biggest karmic and dharmic realities and narratives., especially who would understand that we all live by the same concept of vasudeva kutumbakam.
me--thinking from positives onlee!.. the reflections and experience out in the public narrate very little for a congregated story line.. that stands height with might. we are seeing many such weakening scenarios, especially after the rich-poor gap created by city-village infrastructure issues.
!?