Matsya's secret: "Only humans can empathize and exploit"
Mark of Vishnu is on the forehead and it emphasizes imagination which separates us from other animals.
Manu is swimming and a fish comes up to him and asks him to save him from a larger fish and promises in return to save Manu one day. This could make an interesting prompt for a story post.
The idea that there are no rules in survival is interesting as well. The video talks about how animals do not judge what they are doing but they do whatever it takes to survive. Humans do not do this because we have moral judgement and we choose what is right and what is wrong. We do not abandon the injured or take advantage of the sick or injured or those who are not paying attention like animals do. Animals will attack at any point to eat even if the other animal is giving birth. It does not matter because it is for survival. This could make a cool story if I wrote about animals with a moral compass or humans without a moral compass. It is weird to imagine a world where nobody has a sense of judgement of right and wrong. (Territory and Property) (empathy, greed)
Dharma vs Adharma
Nature is destroyed because of human greed.
A king tries to save a dove from a hawk. If the hawk cannot eat it is bad but the hawk cannot eat the dove or a different dove or a rat or serpent because someone will have a bad end in either decision.
There are always exclusions somewhere= the root of this rule.
Source: Pattanaik's Seven Secrets of Vishnu part B Link to Videos
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