intellectual spirituality to face luck and bad luck, A comment to @wakeupkitty.pal's post

Hello all Steemians around the world. I hope you are all in good health and full of blessings.

Joining Steemit and then following the interaction is a fun thing. we feel like we are in a close friendship so that commenting on each other's posts makes us feel like we are sitting together even though in reality we are separated by distance and time.

I follow @wakupkitty's posts which provide a lot of inspiration in being active on Steemit. So many friends are also inspired by her. She is so good at sparking a conversation in the comments that are opened with interesting topics.

This time she also made a post with the theme of the existence of luck in life. I also feel flattered when I know my name is also mentioned.

So it would be rude if I didn't get involved in her invitation to join her conversation. I also learned a lot from her that a comment can become a post.

This time through me @wakeupkitty.pal carrying the topic of the existence of luck, and you can find it here. She started the story about luck with a translation that did not have the same meaning as desired. He said luck by google translate is interpreted as happiness while if the translation is reversed, happiness will have a different equivalent word.

This topic is certainly interesting because we often experience an event that we then consider as luck or even unluck or bad luck. It could be when someone experiences an unpleasant event and then says luck is not on my side. Or when we experience something pleasant like winning a competition then we say I'm lucky, or this is my luck.

Or as said by @lupega and other friends who believe in karma will definitely say that everything we receive is karma from all the actions we have done in the past. People will see that good karma and bad karma will be reaped at one time. If we see something negative or a bad event due to someone's actions, then we will be directed not to do negative things so that bad events like what he has seen or known do not happen.

While @grebmot who calls himself rambling actually explains logically about luck and karma. Everything that is often considered taboo is not necessarily true. When luck happens it is an effort or even when bad luck happens there is certainly a definite cause and it is not because of taboos or other things from outside the cosmos

actually explains logically about luck and karma. Everything that is often considered taboo is not necessarily true. When luck happens it is an effort or even when bad luck happens there must be a definite cause and it is not because of taboos or others from outside the cosmos.
So everything is a consequence or in our proverb we say "hands gripping shoulders carrying", which means dare to do dare to take responsibility.

In my opinion luck and bad luck are just terms. For some people who see it mystically, spiritually or karma is also valid. They see the fact that what is planted will be reaped, but just because they use the term karma then it all goes back to the naming of the term.

In religious discipline it is said that God will repay what is done by every human action. If you do bad things you will get punishment or sin, while when you do good things you will get rewards.

What is meant by luck is the consequence of all good deeds which then get their good impacts. On the other hand, if we do bad things then we also have to bear the risk of those actions.

Maybe this is not the right example. back when I was in college I had to go home to my village. When I wanted to go back to campus I had to wait for the bus. Unfortunately when the bus I had been waiting for for an hour didn't stop and I had to wait another hour to get a bus in the same direction. How sad and disappointed, and angry I was at that time. However, what could I do I still had to be patient waiting for the bus until it finally came and I could join it.

On the way later I saw a bus going into a ravine. And how shocked I was when I found out that the bus that had the accident was the bus that left me before the departure of the bus that I was on. At that time I felt lucky and grateful because I didn't become a victim of the bus that went into the ravine. If I had joined the first bus then I would have become a victim.

Talking about luck and bad luck, of course we have to be able to explain it well. If the religious approach is carried out by only teaching dogma, of course children will grow up with a narrow perspective. However, if we understand luck and bad luck as a cause and effect then we will see more clearly.

As social beings, we must relate to others and behave well so that others will welcome us well too. Likewise, as part of nature, we must also use natural resources by paying attention to the preservation of nature so as not to cause disasters. So that we don't just say that all of this is bad luck, or even worse, say that all of this is just destiny that must be lived.
We can't just say that if a lizard falls on your head it will cause bad luck or bad luck. First, we must realize that the fall of the lizard itself is bad luck. not then imagine the bad consequences after we are hit by a lizard.

It's time for us to explain religious teachings and understand them logically so that we can live with good morals and ethics but also use common sense, or I call it intellectual spirituality.

That all my writing today. Thank you for stopping by and reading my post. I hope you enjoy it.
Warm regard from Indonesia
@rokhani