Nature

I feel many of us are trying to please a Supreme Deity. 

One is made to believe that if he/she completes a religious task they will be rewarded. 

Many of us are indoctrinated with such thoughts from our early ages and we end up becoming that person in our adult life. Children learn the same from their parents and the cycle keeps going on and on. 

If you dont want to change nothing changes was a scene from the Trailer of the upcoming movie Toilet. I never knew that 30 % of rape in rural India takes place while women defecate in the open. Movie revolves around religious plant Tulsi and Toilets at home is what i feel. 

Man is a greedy creature and if proven that God rewards one for completing a task many of us would be doing it. I will definitely be doing it for sure because i am Greedy and i know it. Devotion to God revolves around ones greed. 

Albert Einstein cannot imagine a God who punishes or rewards the object of his creation. I am definitely on the same page as the Story of Reward and God does not make sense. 

If God is in the mood to punish he/she should not have any cures in nature. 

If i am God why should i create a cure for Punishments (Disease).  There are established natural cures that fight common ailments or otherwise can be punishments in lay man terms. 

This thought occurred to me after reading a article revolving around Strawberries. In Japan they have extracted a chemical from strawberries that dont melt ice creams for few hours. One can now enjoy having a ice cream at ones own pace and not gobble it up quickly as it melts. 

Origin of the idea comes from a chef who accidentally stumbled upon a type of strawberries that thickens milk when mixed. 

Pointers Of The New Discovery

It reportedly came about by mistake after a chef in Japan was asked to find a way to use strawberries grown in areas impacted by the earthquake and tsunami back in 2011—they wouldn't grow in a normal shape, so customers wouldn't buy them. 

The chef tried to use the strawberries in other ways, and at one point, complained that they caused cream to solidify.

Hearing of the complaint, a team at Kanazawa University took a closer look and discovered that a compound called polyphenol in the strawberries was responsible for solidifying the cream. 

The extract, they found, makes it difficult for water and oil to separate, which is what occurs in regular ice cream. They tried mixing it with ice cream and found it would prevent the ice cream from melting.

Because the extract is completely natural, it did not require testing by health inspectors—instead, it was made available to local shop owners who gladly began selling the ice cream in prepressed shapes on sticks or forms to customers who were more than happy to try it. Local media picked up the story, and soon, the news spread around the world.

This quote by Buddha makes absolute sense now when you think of such ice creams that dont melt easily at room temperature.