Life Advice Looking Through a Window
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Life Advice: Looking Through a Window
Summary:
Discover a profound life lesson by gazing through a window or into a mirror. The tools are simple, but the insights are profound.
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In our fast-paced world filled with smartphones, laptops, and endless gadgets, life often feels not only hectic but also impersonal. We chase money, believing it will bring happiness, only to find ourselves wanting more. How often have we thought a little more money would be life-changing, only to realize it's never enough?
What Should We Do?
Many books suggest that money isn't essential, but let's be real?"it's a necessity. However, there's more to life than just accumulating wealth.
Seeking guidance, I visited a neighborhood Rabbi. He led me to a window and asked, "What do you see?"
"I see people walking and a blind man begging in the corner," I replied.
Next, he took me to a mirror. "What do you see now?"
"I see myself," I answered.
The Rabbi smiled and explained, "The window and the mirror are both made of glass. But with a thin layer of silver on the mirror, you see only yourself."
He placed a hand on my shoulder. "Think of yourself like these two glass panes. Without the silver coating, you saw others and felt empathy. With the silver, you see only yourself."
I pondered this and realized the Rabbi's wisdom. We need money, but becoming solely focused on it blinds us to others.
Conclusion:
Life allows us to look through both glass and mirror. But remember, while mirrors show only us, windows open us to empathy, health, and true prosperity. Seek wealth, but don’t let it overshadow compassion for others.
In essence, aim for financial success, but remain open-hearted towards family, friends, and those in need.
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