Morality has more to do with your inner aesthetics of virtue
Morality has more to do with your inner aesthetics of virtue What we do to and for others is a measure of our inner dynamics than the benefits (or adversity) bestowed on and for another. More than being the moment's incidentals of non-self-service but a civil nicety or intended beneficence to and for others, it is 'a calling'. That calling is the Cosmic agenda implicitly interviewing your being for what it's EMOTIONALLY readiness to engage. There's no trophy. There's no reward. It a series of aggregated skills in your character that you acquire in taking on these tasks that needed to be done, because others have avoided and shirked away from 'the call' to accept the quantities and qualities that you find yourself doing instead. These tasks are random ad hoc events of inconvenience, not something you could choose for a career path-even though there are the 'Saint Theresa' and the 'Doctor Schweitzer' roles to be filled and practiced w...