Does Luck Define What's Real?

What people want and need are two totally different things. We all want more at some point in our life, but accepting what we need is the true pursuit of happiness.

Many people seem to think that the word "LUCK" is real.  People think if someone has more fortune, it’s out of pure luck and they should have the same because they deserve it and have worked equally as hard!  

LUCK is not real! People are not born lucky, we do not create luck, in fact the word luck should be taken out of the dictionary. The word luck is linked with the feeling of being cheated or robbed from what we think we deserve and not necessarily what we need.  Feeling cheated by luck will cause a life of misery, victimization and eventually internal sickness.
 

Seeking material possessions for personal gain and recognition is nothing more than false ego. False Ego is fear and Edging God Out!  We bankrupt our life with false ego and fear through obsessing on material possessions we think we want, and probably do not need.  If we learn to forget the material world that consumes so much of our time, we can learn to live our life free from others.  Many people in the world take on unnecessary financial debt to impress people they don't know. 

My father once told me, that a financial high-roller is a person who with a false ego spends money they don't have to impress the people they don't like!  

“Life’s Passion Play”

Life is a whirlwind of hobbies, projects, challenges, learning opportunities, joyful events, pain, sadness, Love; everything one could imagine that frames who we are today, the framework for our own life "Passion Play" veiled with purpose.

The people we encounter along the way in life will help shape the props we use to build the stage to our story. What we experience in life will become our manifesto, a beginning with no end, a piece of history that will be carried on for generations to understand and know.


Our passion is what keeps us driven to seek the true meaning of purpose which empowers our life.  The best way to discover one's inner spirit is to let go of the things that complicate life and cause fear.

When we accomplish letting go of negative behavior, the negativity of one’s past, we begin to accept our self and love others through the love we hold for our own life.

Forgiveness is letting go of pain.  Loving one’s self and embracing change through acceptance will open our life to the true meaning of passion with purpose.