It’s amazing how time can literally re-structure a person on
how they think, how they live and how they view things. Based on circumstance or personal creation,
it doesn’t matter what someone started out with. It’s what a person is left with. Just like a bank account. Money goes in and money comes out. It’s never the same. It either goes up or goes down and contrary
to life. Notice how when the bank account
is full of money how much happier a person is?
But when there is a huge debt to pay off then suddenly the balance is almost at a negative, the
person becomes noticeably unhappy. Truth
is, money can’t buy happiness. Life should be enjoyed no matter what. From experience, I’ve realized that “The good
Lord can giveth and the good Lord can taketh.”
There is no doubt about that.
Viewing it as biblical or just common sense, it relates to someone,
somewhere. No one foresees their life
on a crooked path they just walk the one placed before them. A person can have thousands of dollars and an
empty evil soul vs. a person who has one dollar and full heart of love. So when someone humbles themselves, it is a
choice, not an option. Materialistic
people seem to lack something in their lives and those who learn to live
without seem to appreciate the littlest things more. Just because someone doesn’t shop at
Bloomindales doesn’t mean they aren’t rich.
They may very well be RICH in love and kindness. To be honest it is more valuable than
anything you could put a price-tag on.
So the advice I give today is to HUMBLE yourself and be kind to others
who aren’t as fortunate as you because
one day the shoe might be on the other foot.
And keep in mind….it probably won’t
be a designer shoe.
Broken Angels 2014
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