In all practicality, this law is more a conclusion drawn from two facts, one being the Spiritual Law of Duality or Binary Opposition, and the other being the fact that everything can be condensed into a single thought, than a law by itself. Let me just state that it's just an inference and not a law, for now.
I infer that for every thought in this and any other world, there exists an equally powerful and opposite thought. Sometimes I wonder at this inference because of the fact that Gandhi and Hitler were contemporaries, but this wonder vanishes when I observe that Gandhi did not achieve as equal an amount of popularity (whether positive or negative), as Hitler did.
Perhaps there lies the truth about fame. Fame is an illusion, and only the one who can see through it, can truly conquer it and play with it for his and the greater good.
I infer that for every thought in this and any other world, there exists an equally powerful and opposite thought. Sometimes I wonder at this inference because of the fact that Gandhi and Hitler were contemporaries, but this wonder vanishes when I observe that Gandhi did not achieve as equal an amount of popularity (whether positive or negative), as Hitler did.
Perhaps there lies the truth about fame. Fame is an illusion, and only the one who can see through it, can truly conquer it and play with it for his and the greater good.
Another thought that comes to mind as I read through is that the popularity is counter-balanced by the inspiration they gave to the world.
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