The Eternal Quest

II.
Is it part of reality that we may do something externally but internally not mean it and try to
make it fail?
III.
Are not questions invitations to think, feel and do if we will to do so?
4. Should there be essential psychological prerequisites for engaging in this work as the object of It
is the fulfillment of all the needs of all beings by all beings through ethical means? Prerequisites
such as:
I. Having goodwill and compassion for all beings and desiring to alleviate their sufferings.
II.
Freedom from the bias and prejudice for or against any affiliation, whether communal, racial,
ethnic, religious, ideological, political, or any other affiliation bias and/or prejudice.
5. The possible reactions to this work are:
I. It is too idealistic – utopian.
II.
Some may think it is a deceptive attempt at getting desired answers.
III.
Some may even want to call it a work of self-interest or self-aggrandizement.
IV.
It is promoting an agenda.
6. The reality of this work:
I. This work is full of faults; however, it may deserve manifesting in spite of its faults because its
motivation is manifesting the fulfillment of all the needs of all beings by all beings through
ethical means?
II.
It has no desire to convince anyone of anything because it knows that it is impossible to do so
and if possible, any convincing is only short lived and inconsequential.
III.
No one can claim authorship of this work.
IV.
It is available freely to all – there is no monetary value attached to it.
V. It prohibits every form of financial gain and ulterior motives attaching itself to it.
VI.
It does not belong to any group, community, race, ethnicity, religion, ideology or political
affiliation or any other affiliation.
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