Humans have an amazing capacity to acquire big scheme of things like power, fame, and wealth. But as soon as you achieve what you wanted, you don’t seem to be happier than before because you crave for more and you cannot be satisfied. That we always want more has made us great, but we always want more almost make us kind of miserable. Try to consider the real key to happiness.
My wish for those who are in the lap of luxury is that, be kind to those who have less in life. You may not think you are more brilliant or hardworking by creating extremely pleasant worlds than the others who are poor. It could be you were really born to have a Midas touch. Perhaps it would not be too much to ask you to share your graces to others who are hopping from one labor to another barely earning just enough to sustain them to face another day. Their poor condition will certainly have to spread in a chain reaction to their children and grandchildren that are doomed to continue the cycle, and cannot walk away from the grooved surface of misery that their parents and ancestors had routinely tumbled as they walked their way if nobody with a good heart like you to lift them up even a breath away from their anchored roots where bitterness in life is mundane that zings the heart.
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