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There are many philosophies regarding things that come in bands of three, in my culture, the concept of three types can describe as such: There are regarded in VEDIC philosophy three different types of people based on how they react to the world around them and within (the mind), The first type are those people that see "SWARTH" - this word describes selfisness and desire to obtain only profit for onseself without regard for others. The second type are those people that see "ARTH" - this word desrcibes the meaning of something in perhaps a philosphical or scientific sence and describes people that seek the worldly meaning of everything. The third and final type are those people that see "PARMATH" - this word is closely related with GOD and describes someone who sees or seeks the devine and absolute purpose or meaning of all things, the ultimate reality perhaps! An example of this is as follows - imagin three people in a scenario - The first person is walking down the road eating a banana, once he has finished he throws the peel on the ground without a care for what problems it may create (tripping) for others - this is an example of "SWARTH". The second person walks down the road and sees the banana peel lying on the ground, fearing that someone may slip on it and hurt themselves he picks it up with great responsibility and puts it in the trash - This is an example of "ARTH". The third person comes along and sees a cow that is hungry, he also notices that there is a banana peel in the trash - what is in-edible for a human can still be consumed by a cow, therfore what is of no use to us isnt necessarily of no use to others, hence - he picks up the banana peel and feeds it to the cow - this is an example of "PARMATH". This is a rather long article and probably doesnt appeal to hardly anyone these days, SO ANYONE IS FREE TO CRITISISE AS IM SURE MANY WILL!
"If you know the candle is fire then the meal was cooked a long time ago"
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