One must also perform selfless acts of duty and service for the good of others and the community. ... Also, like Bhraman can take multiple forms, there are multiple forms for one to show their love for their god. ... In the Bhakti mode one must be selfless and affectionate and work only for the sake of Bhraman. ... In the final stage one neither hates nor loves anything. ...
I think that we cry after a loss, not because of our overwhelming love for what we lost, but because of the absences of the physical attachment we created. After you lose someone that is close to you, you can still love him or her, but it is the separation from the attachment you created with them that eventually leads to harmony. ... I understand that action can become a selfish act and that sacrificing something is what makes it selfless, but not every action that is done for personal gain seems evil to me. ... My opinion is that morality is absolute, and this morality is to be giving to o...
He also sacrifices and surrenders the things that he loves and values in life in an attempt to win social approval. ... Both Toohey and Peter Keating are characterized as the selfless altruist whose entire lives revolve around other people. ... But he also loves man's noblest achievements, and owns a private gallery of great artworks. ...
In The Myth of Sisyphus Camus focused on the abstract individuals struggle to live life in recognition of the absurd, his theory is evolved in The Plague to focus on a communities struggle with the absurd and the solidarity found in the relationships and emotions between the people. Camus existential theory is developed in The Myth of Sisyphus when he explores "the one truly serious philosophical problem, and that is suicide" (Sisyphus 1). Individuals are faced with the question of suicide when they realize that life is dominated by obedience to habitual actions characterized through their ...
A poem in this collection called "The Clod and the Pebble" shows differing emotions when discussing love. ... It says that love is selfless "And builds a Heaven in Hells despair" (line 4). Whereas the hardened Pebble, possibly representing experience, says that love is malicious and selfish "And builds a Hell in Heavens despite" (line 12). ... It demonstrates the contravening emotions that love can produce. ... Attraction and Repulsion, Reason and Energy, Love and Hate, are necessary to Human Existence." ...
