Once upon a time, there was a fisherman who saw God in his dream.
God asked, "Do you want to talk to me?"
The fisherman said, "I'd like to talk to you, but I wonder if you have time?"
God smiled and said, "My time is eternal. Do you have any questions? "
The fisherman said, "What do you think human beings hate most?"
God said, "They live for fame and fortune, but they are also disturbed by fame and fortune."
"They sacrificed their health for money, and then sacrificed money to restore their health. They are full of worries about the future, but forget the present; Therefore, they live neither in the present nor in the future. They seem to have never died when they were alive, but they seem to have never lived after they died ... "
God took the fisherman's hand and they were silent for a while.
The fisherman asked, "As a wise man, what life experience do you want to tell people now?"
God smiled and replied:
"Money, fame and fortune are things apart. If you want to live an easy life, don't care about fame and fortune. They should know that the most valuable thing in life is not what they have, but a healthy attitude.
They should know that it is not good to compare with others.
They should know that the rich don't have the most, but need the least.
They should know that it takes only a few seconds to cause trauma to their loved ones, but it takes years or even longer to heal them.
They should learn to forgive others. They should know that some people love them deeply, but they don't know how to express their feelings.
They should know that money can buy anything, but it can't buy happiness.
They should know that when two people look at the same thing, they will see different things.
They should know that it is not enough to be forgiven by others, and they should also forgive themselves.
They should know that I always exist.
While the creator endowed mankind with so many virtues, he also implanted fame and fortune, right and wrong, and money gains and losses into the human body. So these innate heart diseases have become shackles and fetters, cliffs and abyss, which keep many people out of happiness. "