Common Sense Manifesto

  • Sex Work / Worker

    It’s the oldest and most honest profession in the world.It deserve Respect. Every thing in this world is a Transaction.Every profession is about exchange of something for a value.Every day we all are selling a piece of ourself (soul and body), till we have nothing to offer. and Every one wants to be part of…

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  • Death

    We fear death, because we are coded to “cling to life”.The moment we understand and embrace different – Death becomes Beautiful. At some point in our long stretched life (supported by various synthetic chemicals) we know we haven’t got much strength to latch on. At some point in our clean life, we know there is…

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  • Our Architect 

    God has a sense of sadistic humour in her, while Devil is just simply boring.  He tempt you and put you in trouble. Scientifically we are in agreement about the Big Bang, but the question lingers who started the Bang. There has to be an Architect who would/should have planned the start, devised the cosmic…

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  • Money

    Money is the oxygen for a good life. Unlike our early ancestors we do not hunt or fight anymore. We now have a civilised system to which we contribute (to keep it running), and in return we are compensated with Money. This money allows us to get everything that we need. Many of us who…

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  • Poverty

    A state of Insufficient, and inferior living. It originates from the lack of cash, bad luck and many times from bad choices.For some it’s a life long disease spanning generations that they cannot recover from. Poverty breaks one’s spirit.Vulnerable and lost, one is left with little choice but to be exploited of what is left…

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  • Man

    Man is simply an amalgamation of animal spirits. On one end is a spirit of a Hunting Dog, and at the another end is the behaviour of a Pig. At his best – Man will hunt to provide for his fellowmen, family and friends. He may live and roll in filth to achieve the impossible.…

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  • Institutions

    Institutions are greater than individuals. Individuals have prejudices – and the reason Institutions were created for fairness in the world, working without any prejudices with a clear view of right and wrong.  A lone Human cannot be trusted – He is weak, fragile with greed and ambition.  An institution can be noble, with set rules,…

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