Life in the temporary world of the big city of mobile phones, laptops and other high-tech gadgets is not only chaotic but also truly uninhabitable. We make you capitalist and re-invest our time and problems in making capitalism last. Is it over? Not usually because we are already satisfied. How many times have we convinced ourselves that if we only had tall capitalists, life would be so much better? But again, after going through a major upheaval, do we realize that it was not enough and that we need more?
What Should You Do?
I have read many books about life like the monastery of Robin Sharma saying this and the monk saying that, and they all feel that capitalism is not necessary. But it is. Can you do without cash and much more? I know I can't.
So I went to the local Rabbi and asked for advice on how to find my real way of life.
The rabbi jumped and led me to the window. “What do you see?” He asked me.
I replied calmly, “I see people going up and down and a blind man asking for help in the left corner. ”
The rabbi jumped and directed me to a large glass. “Look now and tell me what you see? ”
“I can see myself,” I replied to the man.
Rabbi smiled. “Now you can't see anyone else. The glass and window are both created from the same glass material, but because in one of them they have installed a small caste of tableware, if you look at everything you can see it is your own image. ”
The rabbi put his arm around my shoulders. “Compare them with those two pieces of glass. Outside the tableware section, he saw other people and felt sorry for them. When you are covered with tableware, you see yourself alone. ”
I looked at the Rabbi and peered. “I do not understand. ”
Rabbi continued. "You will only come if you have the courage to remove the items on the table so that you can see and love others."
Allow me
By what he said, and came to the conclusion that he was going to make a point. Yes. We need capitalists, and we should not aim to lead a moneyless reality; it is pointless and will bring us and our families much misery in the future.
Rather, I suggest that we follow the advice Rabbi gave me. As we approach life with a tableware cover, ready to see for ourselves. But throw off that veil, and you will be able to see and hear everyone.
In life, we are allowed and should be able to look at both types of mirrors, but we should go back to the fact that the glass only reflects us; the window is the door to compassion, health and true wealth. In other words, seek wealth for all people, but do not let it hinder you from living, people, children and the poor, needy, widows and for disable people's.
"Compare yourself to those two pieces of glass. Without the silver layer, you saw the other people and felt compassion for them. When you are covered with silver, you see only yourself."
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