Belief Fallacy

Beliefs are made up stories to make life better. If this was all there was to it we could just go around making up belief after belief whenever life wasn't the way we wanted it…

There are very few hard line facts maybe even none in a belief. So what makes a person think a belief is needed to make life better; it doesn’t really make it better. The only reason they're made up to begin with is because of the way our minds have been conditioned. They’re used to keep the mind in a state of agitation by making you believe things need to be different for life to be better. It's what the ego uses to keep you in bondage to a self that doesn't exist. This is why most wars are started, because of an ego that forms beliefs. Whatever the belief is in, whether it's in a God that's going to make things better, or a superior race or the annihilation of one that will make things better, or if it's a belief that if I didn't write my post on this site things would be better. It all stems from your own conditioning of believing if things were different life would be better.

To believe or not to believe, that is the question. It really has nothing to do with the belief, but it does have everything to do with arranging life and thinking if things were different it would be better. This is what needs to be uncovered if the fallacy of a belief is to be revealed. If attaching to a belief is found to make life better, by all means believe, but for me I would have to say life is better without forming beliefs, especially that they exist only in the mind. If they're seen to be real and have some facts to back them up, believe them, attach to them, use them, but don't be surprised when they’re needed to fall back on to make life better, they don't do what was believed they were going to do…