From Nothing to Everything

When we find it hard to understand the meaning of a certain event that has happened, we often say, everything happens for a reason.

It appears to be words are excuse to evade our consciousness from a thing that needs a logical reason. It is like we wanted to blame someone to be accountable for such an event but there is no one there to blame.

The existence of things and everything seems to undergo a process in chronological order. As if it all starts from nothing to everything.

As these things started to exist we began to question its purpose and know the reason for its existence.

How did it start? Why does it exist?

Science and religion are two processes that find reasons for things to exist but contradict each other. There are things happening in this world that we cannot explain, not even science or religion.

What are the reasons for it to occur? There has to be a reason. However it is beyond our thinking. Our thoughts are constrained to such things. Can we say that it is in chronological order? What if it is the reverse of it?

There are things we believe as accepted reality for a very long time. But then whilst proof comes out as truth about what seems to be reality, we tend to raise our eyebrows. We don’t just believe it. We need to verify to back up the existence of a new reality.  

It was only around 500 B.C. that most ancient Greeks believed that the earth was round, not flat.

Why would ships disappear over the horizon? There has to be a reason. Those times they needed critical thinking about the physical appearance of the earth. Thanks to the Greeks.

Social media existed with a completely apparent reason from the world itself – socialization. However this media has been used by some people the wrong way which is not acceptable by society.

But since social media is free to the public, the contents posted by users everyday cannot be controlled just like posting a selfie almost every two minutes for no reason.

Sometimes it is easier for us to judge because of how we see, not by how we perceive. Just by merely looking at the facts we can judge so quickly.

We can’t just say everything happens for a reason if we want to accept something that is beyond reasoning. We have to find the reason for it to be acceptable. We don’t need someone to blame.

We always have the right to disagree. Sometimes some people would not agree with other people's success. Maybe because the reason for others' success might not be ideal.

Often we just forget about finding the reason because it is not important. It doesn’t matter because it’s trivial. We don’t even care.