>>10698417Now I'm curious who you mean...
>Back then I hoped that one day I will move to such a place with my wife.I'm sure you will, one day! At those times, it makes one wonder if we don't have memories or something left over from past lives. It's a nice though, anyway.
>I think it should be less about sin and more about self-control.That is what I think is meant, at the heart of it. Basically everything is a sin, so you're expected to live by commiting as few as possible and helping others, while remaining humble. It's the same in Buddhism, with the wheel of samsara - the only way to escape the ever turning wheel of 'sins' is thru self-control. This is, I believe, the whole picture you refer to. When you're living life, it's hard to break free from your repeated actions, even when you know they're causing problems. It's hard to take a step back and evaluate, but we'd all be better off for it.
