Master ,Slave and The Circle

There are two types of people .One who is called Master and Other is called Slave. The functionality of Master is to make or create a circle in which the slave will rotate. Therefore the functionality of the Slave is to rotate in it . The main feature of Slave is he does not know where to do ,fear of existence ,fear for recognition, sometimes he will believed that he is master and made as a slave. Until you are like as a slave u won’t find happiness .

But once you try to be Master or become Master U will find peace ,calmness and find no worries. But attaining this position requires a lot of mental ability or would rather say maturity. Master even should not be cared of the circle because he has the ability to create one more. But how does one attain this position? How could he know he is master ? For this he need to find a master of the upper level and try to ape him. But as you go UPPER LEVEL it will be difficult for finding the masters.

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