Actions and Results
Summary
Actions and Results
- Actions and results are inter-connected.
- While without action there can be no result, an action cannot exactly determine what the result will be.
- The three factors cannot produce a result independently.
- An action is inert by itself.
- Without the person in control of the task, ultimately there can be no result.
- Also, equipment requires a person to act upon it so that some action can take place.
- Action can only happen when there is a person and the equipment.
- The result comes when these three are put together.
- However, these three do produce and inuence the result but do not control the result.
- The results are in the hands of a factor beyond man’s control.
- Man is unable to decode the mystery of how the results are controlled and thus remains a prisoner of this cycle of action and result.
- His ego makes him believe that he is in command of the results and this ignorance makes him suffer.
