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A Lesson in Perception.
How Abundant is your life?
One day, there was a blind man sitting on the steps of a building with a
hat by his feet and a sign that read:
"I am blind, please help."
A creative publicist was walking by him and stopped to observe he only
had a few coins in his hat. He dropped a few more coins in his hat and
without asking for his permission, took the sign, turned it around, and
wrote another announcement.
He placed the sign by the feet of the blind man, and left.
That afternoon the creative publicist returned to the blind man and
noticed that, now, his hat was full of both bills and coins.
The blind man recognized his footsteps and asked if it was he who had
re-written his sign and he wanted to know--- "What did you write on it?"
The publicist responded: "Nothing that was not true, I just rewrote your
sign in a different way."
He then smiled, and went on his way.
The blind man never knew it, but his new sign read:
"TODAY IS THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING AND I CANNOT SEE IT".
Change your strategy when something does not go your way and you'll
see that it is for the best.
Have faith that every change is best for our lives.
----karish machandna
How Abundant is your life?
One day, there was a blind man sitting on the steps of a building with a
hat by his feet and a sign that read:
"I am blind, please help."
A creative publicist was walking by him and stopped to observe he only
had a few coins in his hat. He dropped a few more coins in his hat and
without asking for his permission, took the sign, turned it around, and
wrote another announcement.
He placed the sign by the feet of the blind man, and left.
That afternoon the creative publicist returned to the blind man and
noticed that, now, his hat was full of both bills and coins.
The blind man recognized his footsteps and asked if it was he who had
re-written his sign and he wanted to know--- "What did you write on it?"
The publicist responded: "Nothing that was not true, I just rewrote your
sign in a different way."
He then smiled, and went on his way.
The blind man never knew it, but his new sign read:
"TODAY IS THE FIRST DAY OF SPRING AND I CANNOT SEE IT".
Change your strategy when something does not go your way and you'll
see that it is for the best.
Have faith that every change is best for our lives.
----karish machandna
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The Reality of Abundance
The 10 Rules for Creating Abundance
1. Recognize meaningful talents, abilities, and the
positive attributes of others and be sure to value them
both for whom they are, and for what they know.
2. Share what you know with others willingly and freely.
3. Realize that life is not to be fully embraced where
you are today, but, rather, where you may find yourself
tomorrow, or next week, or next year. Life is a journey.
Enjoy the trip.
4. Develop your own personal guide for success and
work which makes your life as creative and innovative
as possible. Be successful in all that you do, and
enjoy your personal successes.
5. Reward yourself every day for living the life that
should be lived.
6. Seize every opportunity to make life fuller and more
meaningful for others. Share knowledge and insight
and weave them into the lives of others so that they
might be more fulfilled.
7. Be happy and help those around you to be happy.
Spread joy. Embrace wealth for what it can furnish, not
for what it can purchase; recognize that currency
naturally moves from one person to another and by its
very nature, it is subject to redistribution. Choose your
pathways of redistribution wisely.
8. Never be afraid to communicate with others. Share
ideas, thoughts, concerns, and opportunities openly.
9. Never waste either time or fear upon those things
which cannot be changed or altered. Invest yourself in
ventures which offer the greatest return and create
happiness and abundance for you and for others.
10. Harshness is almost never demonstrated in an
abundant life. Avoid negative energy, people, and
situations, and always steer others along your
personal pathway to happiness and success.
BONUS: Bring others along with you as you travel life
successfully. Remember--life doesn't require that you
purchase a ticket, only that you pay as you go.
1. Recognize meaningful talents, abilities, and the
positive attributes of others and be sure to value them
both for whom they are, and for what they know.
2. Share what you know with others willingly and freely.
3. Realize that life is not to be fully embraced where
you are today, but, rather, where you may find yourself
tomorrow, or next week, or next year. Life is a journey.
Enjoy the trip.
4. Develop your own personal guide for success and
work which makes your life as creative and innovative
as possible. Be successful in all that you do, and
enjoy your personal successes.
5. Reward yourself every day for living the life that
should be lived.
6. Seize every opportunity to make life fuller and more
meaningful for others. Share knowledge and insight
and weave them into the lives of others so that they
might be more fulfilled.
7. Be happy and help those around you to be happy.
Spread joy. Embrace wealth for what it can furnish, not
for what it can purchase; recognize that currency
naturally moves from one person to another and by its
very nature, it is subject to redistribution. Choose your
pathways of redistribution wisely.
8. Never be afraid to communicate with others. Share
ideas, thoughts, concerns, and opportunities openly.
9. Never waste either time or fear upon those things
which cannot be changed or altered. Invest yourself in
ventures which offer the greatest return and create
happiness and abundance for you and for others.
10. Harshness is almost never demonstrated in an
abundant life. Avoid negative energy, people, and
situations, and always steer others along your
personal pathway to happiness and success.
BONUS: Bring others along with you as you travel life
successfully. Remember--life doesn't require that you
purchase a ticket, only that you pay as you go.
"Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them master you.
Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight."
"Jelmaiki mojno ko am im killi; AK jab kotlok bwe ren anjo ioom. Ren katakin eok kijenmij, meanwod, lolatat."
– Helen Keller
Contributed by DP Heine, Majuro, RMI
Let them teach you patience, sweetness, insight."
"Jelmaiki mojno ko am im killi; AK jab kotlok bwe ren anjo ioom. Ren katakin eok kijenmij, meanwod, lolatat."
– Helen Keller
Contributed by DP Heine, Majuro, RMI
