Why our path over someone else’s? because one is not supposed to stray too far from their inherent Dharma is why, otherwise one would become open to coercion, corruption, abuse, etc.
You tell me? as you’re the one questioning it, not I… perhaps it’s a reason why one should be practicing their Dharma, then perhaps there’d be less questions and more self-actualised answers.
Nicely put, and well-phrased…
Even kin see and experience the world and things differently, at a certain cut-off point somewhere in their minds.
I’d say… that you’ve described the process of maturing/learning/individually-evolving/progression, so getting over one’s ego/getting over the-self, of which some reach there much more sooner than others… some may never… some don’t need to because they were already there.
Then I’d say… we need to choose our reality wisely… the one that we want to fit into the objective state of the formative/the causative, that all thoughts and actions finally find themselves arriving at.
