Today’s topic explores the concept of beginnings and endings. Every day, the sun rises in the morning and sets in the evening. People start their workday in the morning and finish in the evening to return home. Conferences begin and eventually come to a close. Travel has both a start and a finish. A snake has a head and a tail, much like an airplane. A tunnel features an entry and an exit. Water embarks on its journey from springs in the mountains and concludes as it merges with the sea.
Living creatures begin their lives at birth and end them at death. Everything in this world follows the principle of having a beginning and an end. These processes exist under fundamental rules and undergo repeated cycles of beginning and ending. This repetition is a universal phenomenon.
Given this, questions naturally arise: Is there an ultimate beginning in this world? How did it all start? How did life come into existence? Where did the trees, plants, flowers, and even the earth itself originate?
For answers to these profound questions, stay tuned for my next blog post.