It is another great Sunday. Though
the weather here today is looking a bit somber, we have every reason to be
grateful for this amazing day. Today, I would love to incline my vocational
message of inspiration based on beliefs.
You will come to understand that in
almost all religions, the word ‘belief’ is more prevalent when it comes to
delivering of sermons. In Christianity, belief has been figured out as the
aspect that can pave way to your salvation and lead you to a righteous life. On
the other hand, for the Buddhist, they understand that it is only through having
the appropriate belief that can they can be guided into the right actions and
help them unravel the path to achieving a truthful life.
One thing that come out
distinctively is that whatever you have utter belief in, whether is in relation
to the religious affiliations, philosophy or even schools of thoughts, it will
have some interrelated consequential effect in your life. Actually, it will be
reflected on how you will reason, the actions that you will be undertaking and
more so the type of life you will be living. Your inner mind will be controlled
by the principles and the beliefs that you possess and this will determine
greatly the conduct of your life.
Furthermore, one thing that you
ought to understand is that your beliefs will only be intertwined or attached
to one side in particular; it is either you are believing in peace or conflict,
love or hatred, fairness or partiality and even fidelity or falsity. For
instance, if you believe in love, you may not shun from giving it regardless of
whether you are offering it your compatriots or your adversaries.
As you believe in any principles,
keep in mind that they can guide you to having a tranquil life filled with
order whereas if you contradict from such beliefs, you might end up leading a haphazard
or a chaotic life.
John Allen in his book, “Above
Life Turmoil” distinctively states that “Where there is Right Belief there is a
blameless and perfect life; where there is false belief there is sin, there is
sorrow, the mind and life are improperly governed, and there is affliction and
unrest. "By their fruits ye shall know them."
Thus, what you believe is
what you will stand for and actually practice its principles. Thus if your
beliefs are based on the power of goodness, spiritual harmony that are boosted
by the purity of your actions, then you are on good track and you ought to
continually practice that!