what Life Advice Looking Through A Window

With cell phones, mobile computers, and other high-tech devices, life in today's metropolitan society is not only hectic, but also very impersonal. We make money and invest time and effort to make more money. Usually not because we are never satisfied. How many times have you told yourself that life would be so much more fun with a little more money? But after receiving a big raise, do you realize that it's not enough and you need more? What should I do? I have read many books about life. For example, the monk Robin Sharma says, and the monk says, But yes. Can you do without cash and a lot of it? i know i can't So I went to a local rabbi to ask for advice that would help me find my true path in life. The rabbi nods and guides me to the window. "What do you see?" he asked me. I immediately replied, "I see people coming and going. In the left corner there is a blind man begging for alms." guided. "I can see myself," I replied. The rabbi smiled. "Nobody can see you now. The mirror and the window are made of the same material, glass, but one side is thinly coated with silver, so when you look in the mirror, you can only see yourself. The rabbi put his arm on my shoulder. “Compare yourself to these two shards of glass. Without the silver layer, you can look at others and feel compassion. I can only see myself."I don't understand. Rabbi continued. Thinking of what he said, you become someone only when you have the courage to take off the silver veil that covers your eyes. After looking at it, I came to the conclusion that he was right.Yes, we need money and we should not aim for a life without money.It is meaningless and in the future we and our families I suggest instead that I should follow the advice the Rabbi has given me. When we approach life through a silver shell, we can only see ourselves. But when you shed that shell, you can see and feel everyone else. But after receiving a big raise, do you realize that it's not enough and you need more? What should I do? I have read many books about life. For example, the monk Robin Sharma says, and the monk says, But yes. Can you do without cash and a lot of it? i know i can't So I went to a local rabbi to ask for advice that would help me find my true path in life. The rabbi nods and guides me to the window. "What do you see?" he asked me. I immediately replied, "I see people coming and going. In the left corner there is a blind man begging for alms." guided. "I can see myself," I replied. The rabbi smiled. "Nobody can see you now. The mirror and the window are made of the same material, glass, but one side is thinly coated with silver, so when you look in the mirror, you can only see yourself. The rabbi put his arm on my shoulder. “Compare yourself to these two shards of glass. Without the silver layer, you can look at others and feel compassion. I can only see myself."I don't understand. Rabbi continued. Thinking of what he said, you become someone only when you have the courage to take off the silver veil that covers your eyes. After looking at it, I came to the conclusion that he was right.Yes, we need money and we should not aim for a life without money.It is meaningless and in the future we and our families I suggest instead that I should follow the advice the Rabbi has given me. When we approach life through a silver shell, we can only see ourselves. But when you shed that shell, you can see and feel everyone else.