What I,'m saying is that a thought is an initiator of action (doing).Everything ,from an invention of a wheel to sending a man to the moon is a produt of thought,
Even when in a process of "doing something",the action is guided by a thought.So ,there is no difference between thought and an action(doing).Perhaps in time ,but I don't think so.
Vereya:No, I am not looking for a job. I happen to be employed And I do not think that it takes one kind of fanaticism to eliminate another kind of fanaticism. Quite the contrary. You have to be a broad-minded person to avoid being a fanatic. And as it takes a certain degree of courage to look beyond the usual limits, set by your society, your religion and your up-bringing, not everyone can be broad-minded. So, let me repeat myself - there will be always religious fanatics, and I don't think there is a way to change it. ____________________________________________________
A "broad minded" person doesn't have to 'avoid' anything. He knowes that by avoiding he will further acknowledge whatever he is avoiding. A "broad minded" person knows that if he doesn't agree with something ...he can simply ignor it.A broad-minded person doesn't see any limits set up by the society .He underststands that ANY kinds of 'limits' are self imposed.A "Broad Minded person doesn' t judge anyone ,knowing that judgging is a sign of insecurity.A "Broad Minded person " doesn't impose his belives on others , he doesn,t have any 'belives'.The Broad Minded person knows thaat it is the belives that seperate . The "Broad Minded " person loves all.
The Broad Minded person makes decissions on his own , etc etc etc etc
Perhaps what I am saying is that the author of this thread picked a wrong topic.