Top 10 Life Advice Looking Through A Window OF COMPUTER
The life of the modern, urban world of cell phones, laptop computers, and other modern gadgets is not just hectic but very impersonal. We have to earn money and then spend time and effort to make even more money. It will all end up there. But, as a rule, it is not because we are never satisfied. How many times have we ourselves convinced that life would be so nice to look at if we just had a little more money? But, following a strong increase, we know that it is too small, and we need more?
What should I do?
I have read a lot of books about the life of Robin Sharma's "The Monk Says," The," and "The priest says," and they all seem to be saying that the money is not needed. But that's not true. Is it possible to make money, at least in large quantities? I know that I can't do it.
So, I went to a nearby teacher and asked for advice that would help me to find the right path in life.
The teacher nodded and led me over to the window. "What are you looking at?" "What's the matter?" he asked me.
"I see, I see the people walking to and fro, and into the top left-hand corner, a blind man's begging for a handout."
The teacher nodded and led me to a full-length mirror. "Now, look and tell me what you're seeing."
"I see, I see for myself," he said.
The rabbi smiled. "You can't see anyone right now. A mirror and a window made out of the same raw materials to the glass, but for some of them, it has been coated with a thin layer of silver, and if you look at it, you'll only see your reflection."
The rabbi put his hand on my shoulder—the comparison of these two pieces of glass. Without the silver layer, the other people saw this and felt pity for them. When you are covered with silver, and all we see is you."
I looked down at the rabbi and his. "I just don't get it."
The master continued: - you will not only be a person if you have the courage to get rid of the silver blindfold your eyes so that you can see and love others." Then, he patted me on the back and let me go.
I was thinking about what he was saying, and I concluded that he was telling the truth. YES. We need money to it, and we do not need to try to get to a penniless existence; it makes no sense, and we will only have to deal with both of us and our families, a lot of sadness in the future.
Instead, I suggest that you take the teacher's advice. As we approach the silver shell to live in, all we see is ourselves. However, the drop veil, and you will see and feel all of the others.
In life, we have the right to and should be allowed to look at both mirrors, but it is important to remember that the mirror reflects our windows for the doors to compassion, health, and true wealth. In other words, the pursuit of wealth, all of it, no matter what's going on, but don't let it get away from you, of life, of people, of children, of the poor and the needy.
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