Our Ignorance Creates Miser y
was in deep trouble and became miserable.
James was in love with Mary. Their courtship had been active for a few years. However, James started taking her for granted. He even started irting with other girls. But he believed that his relationship with Mary was eternal, that nothing could break it. Once, when traveling, he asked Mary to stay with his friends. James was shocked some days later when he received a message that Mary was going to marry Robert – his best friend, who had been entrusted with Mary’s responsibility. James could not understand how and why this happened. But it was too late. He was doomed.
We see man becoming miserable because he expects certain results based on his efforts. He is so condent about his actions that he believes that whatever he thinks is possible will happen without fail. Least does he imagine that a 4th invisible factor can come and reverse the possible and stop it from happening.
Why does man live in ignorance and become miserable? When man can clearly see that the three factors that he controls do not always produce the desired results, why does he continue to expect results and then become miserable when the results do not turn out as anticipated? It is his ignorance that causes him to be miserable. A few intellectuals who realize the power of the 4th Factor, eradicate the ignorance and with it, the misery. They know