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Dhammapada -parables


Parable:
You are your only master.
Who else?
Subdue yourself,
And discover your master.
- "The Dhammapada"

Commentary/Inference:
When i insisted my friends that "you are the only ‪#‎guru‬ to yourself no other can fulfil that gap of you inside yourself" people laughed at me and they gave a big ‪#‎moral‬ that it is ‪#‎egoistic‬ to feel like. But after seeing this ‪#‎Dhammapada‬'s line i completely deny the social morals created by so called elders of this social, who has no idea about self realization. That is why Jesus, Budha and Ashtavakra, Socrates, Galileo were insulted by this ‪#‎mundane‬ ignorant society. The same people are ready these days to say morals....morals to a meditator are of no-use, but they are useful for ‪#‎materialistic‬ and the ‪#‎miserable‬ people....

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