According to the ancient Indian philosophy our souls are the same and form the part of the same supreme power of the universe. The souls take up different bodies for existence but our inner spirits remains the same. In the end we are to join the ultimate power and once again be united, like all rivers that join the ocean. Getting back to the ultimate power and rejoining it is the purpose of our lives and this ultimate goal or salvation is what we call ‘Moksha’.
So if the souls within our bodies are the same then why are there a lot of differences between us? Why are we still ready to live with the social inequality? Why are we neglecting the fact that by helping each other, we are helping ourselves, because our souls are the part of the same entity.
Around us we see a lot of people, among them there are people who are better off than us, we always try our level best to be like the ones who have gained some thing desirable. We are very busy bettering our lives and it is a daily marathon that we indulge ourselves while we are forgetting the ones who are deprived, the down trodden and the under privileged
We often ignore the ones left behind in the race of life. We are doing a great mistake by neglecting the suffering souls. We tend to hold our nose tight shut and walk away from the stench of tears bloodshed, suffering and misery.
There is a need for change, change in the general attitude such as this. Through Moksha we join hands to lend a helping hand to the suffering souls.
