The Blessed Life

    Is it a good thing to want something new when life is at its comfort?   When I ask for more, does it mean that I am not grateful with what I already have?   Why would I want new things?   What good does having more, of the new things, serve me and my life moving forward? There is a thin line between greed verses need and want.   A ‘need’ is something that is necessary and required for the function and betterment to one’s healthy life.   In contrast, a ‘want’ is a wish for something to improve its quality. Simply said, a need would include all the basic necessities.   They are food, clothing, shelter and medical care.   A want, in contrast, includes everything else (and probably more).   It is natural human emotion longing for something more, be it from a need or from a want.   Greed, on the other hand, is an act of collective excessive hunger to have everything possible.   When the hunger becomes a disordered desire, it may be the actual root of all evil. In general, humans

 The Spiritual Law Of Discrimination Credit : Song 'End Of A Journey' By Secret Garden   To recapture the caption from the video: (Video was posted on another social media platform) We can never fix a broken glass (even how hard we tried to glue them back together).  How much water we gonna pour in, the water will always be flowing out through all the cracks.  What's next?  What will be the best thing to do?  Let's embrace peace instead. For the sake of good sanity.  Let's say goodbye for a GOOD good bye.  There is no need to subtly insult each other.  Let's be a better human.  There are times where lives have to be completely shaken up, changed and rearranged. We will be happier without our paths crossed.  We can only move on when we accept that it is gone.  Thank you for all the shared time.  But before that, I am sorry.  Please forgive me. ________________________________   To severe a tie, a relationship, is not about hate.  Hate, in itself, is a very strong

  I do believe even the kindest and calmest person, in this world on Mother Earth, has a certain limit on how much he / she can bear.  It is in the nature of any human being where there will always be a point, a level, beyond which something does not or may not be tolerated further.  There is a limit to everything.  There is a limit to one’s endurance. No human beings can exist to be perfect.  That is the truth where I shall not, and must not, argue.  No human beings can constantly keep absorbing all the sufferings, the extreme humiliations, the most brutal insults.   Even joy has limits.  Even peace has its finest day.  Even life ends with a death. Simply, no matter how good the heart is, eventually a person has to start treating others as how others are treating him.  It is sad that even with the purest of hearts, there comes a point where humans must acknowledge how others treat each other.  As living humans, we need to adjust our interactions accordingly.  This is to protect our we