The Consequence of Action

What are the natural consequences for our actions?

Do we do things be-cause of the Re-ward System i.e external approval..?

Do we do it for the applauding of our 'just' and 'proper' actions there-by creating a plat-form of credibility which will serve as the foundation for the World to deal with us based on our history of propriety?

Does this then mean that all we do is directly related to the feed-back we get from others..?

Do we really under-take any action in the presence of another just for the sake of that action with-out sub-conscious (or conscious) thought given to it or for the re-ward system - which is basically the re-lease of psychological endorphins we experience at the point of execution?

There is a natural consequence of just actions with-out a consciousness of a Re-ward System.

Then, there is the 'natural' consequence of action which give credence to a Re-ward System and is perhaps consciously tailored to elicit that exact re-ward.

A lot of people move around with a "mea virtute, mea involvo" sign boldly stamped on our fore-head.

The point I am trying to make here is that deep down, why do we do what we do?

Here is an experiment: Next time you want to take an action, consciously ask your-self this...

"What exactly is the feed-back you expect how will this feed-back make you feel?"