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Harampang: Philosophy Matters: Phythagorean Reflection : I n the pursuit of li fe's und erstanding and p urifi cation of soul , Phythagoras (c. 570-c. 495 BC), Ionian phil osopher and mathe mati...

I n the pursuit of li fe's und erstanding and p urifi cation of soul , Phythagoras   (c. 570-c. 495 BC), Ionian phil osopher and mathe mati cian, dist i nguished three diffe r ent kinds of lives and by implications the three division of th e soul. By w ay of illus tration , there, are, he said, three diff erent of people who go to the O lymp ia n games. The lo wes t cla s s is made up of t hose  who go there to bu y an d sel l , to make a profit. Ne x t are th ose who go the re to co mpe t e, to gain hon ors . Best of all, he th ought , are those who come as spectato rs, who reflect upon and analyze what is happening. Of thes e three spectator illustrates the a ctivity of philo soph ers who are liberated from daily life and its imperfections .

I n the dren ch of considered proble matic situation, the feeling of helplessness  seems overpowered by the problem, keeps coming as if it would be the last of everything. That hopes seems to feat her away; a choke that softly fade the hope for brig hter day, for cheering up. A piece of a dvi ce are rem ind ing in every thought that comes as the desperation to quench that lacking possibility haunt. Is this life really is? full of pouring. Dark is coming that no matter risk of pleading it will be dark. Reminiscing the past would only do no good in facing the seeming switch of path. Wishing, only do harm but hope would only be the point of worth clinging. Is it bad or good? or is it considerable to weight? . It is for a man, whose last rational option is to hope. At is a fact, that in every dark sooner or later light shall emerge in a fine cold morning.