Why am i different from others? a deaf asked
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Often some people like to use the word Karma to mock or laugh at others with some disabilities, personally i think this is very wrong. If we do not know the word "karma', we won't be using it as a weapon to hurt others' feelings. In this short clip , the deaf girl asked her violin teacher, why is she different from others. The violin street performer just looked at her and asked back " why must you be the same as others?" This Thail Pantene advertisement has touched many and make people cried watching it. Though it is an advertisement but the storyline is very inspirational. http://youtu.be/Um9KsrH377A
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i saw this year s ago and it still made me cry today. It reminds of another true story...
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that 5 year old blind lovely pianist girl made me cry..........and made so many people in this Star King Korea show cried. If she was to be born normal, she would be a piano protege by now.
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IMO, karma if understood positively will be able to help the "less fortunate" into living a wholesome lifespan, search for the truth, and develop blessing & wisdom. It exercised temporary solace for the "less fortunate" for the response of "no differences". In fact, it did not answer the heart of this less fortunate who dearly wanted to know the truth behind the inequality. Sort of a blind leading a blind though on kindness account. It left the less fortunate still in the dark instead of harnessing the innate positive blessing and wisdom
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there is nothing wrong being unique and different...everyone is..
differences make different worlds....so are religions...there should not be one religion better than the other..
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[idle talk]