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Solicit advice to unleash the archers of Earth and universe masters.
Muhammad Hashim Bucho
Student @ Sindh University, Laar Campus Badin
Who is the master? Can a master be the dreamer? Can a master be capricious? Is that the master who wants happiness? Does the master want to be kind? _There is a big No, if labeled master is a dreamer, capricious, kind, wants happiness, wants people to bow by deception, wants something that is missing, and wants others' intrinsic methodologies to publicize him. Then the concerns make sense that this is not a true way of mastery.
But nature wants all these things with power and authority. Now, let's feel it, people suffer for all the universal liabilities and assets too which means power. The acquired idea is to decide what the Master's qualities are and who fits the best in it. Especially, the accepted perception that God is inert, but no, he is also striving and suffering from decisions he made and some he will commit. On the other hand, people are controlled, limited, and bound by discreet flattery that landed on the masses through prophets and sacred books. Frivolously, the concept of limited authority and unlimited authority in a religion has been infrequently examined.
Perhaps, people found their authority in just suffering under a limited authority. Understand the tactics, people are free to do anything that flows from their incentives but Supreme Saviour can not do. Further, humans can eat, sleep, make love, make sex, and create facilities for themselves but he is the one who can't live with you here. If he can do that then mastery lies somewhere else. Unfortunately, Divinity limited his authority to only creating people and the universe, and the most important thing is where, when, and in whose house people will be born and die.
Certainly, it is implicit that if the creature and the creator are the same in habits, intellect, emotions, aspirations, and missions, then mastery is unrevealed.
The words are kind but performing harsh realities here, and in the story portrayed there in pictures written by me. Depicting the concept of illegal immigration from poor nations and contouring thoughts on why it happens and what happens in it through every individual, family, and emotion. The timeline of modern soft and authoritarian power splinters morality, which makes ideologies obfuscating. Therefore, the invasions after Kabul to Europe, Israel, and Palestine, and the movements ranked in the Middle East, Central Asia, and Africa led to the conflict-prone materialistic missions by those Superiors who state "It's your World." Hesitantly, this story identifies the infant reference-prone browsing the earth masters and universe masters.
Monstrously, earth masters are obliged to authority and seize the power. While the universe masters order us to be good and suffer among the powerful self-serving interest groups. Magnanimously, the interpretation that prevails power by The Prince, Niccolo Machiavelli (1469-1527). And he contended that, man who tries to be good all the time is bound to come to ruin among the great number who are not good. Hence, a prince who wants to keep his authority must learn how not to be good and use that knowledge or refrain from using it, as necessity requires.
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