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1 Life is an experience you go through, creating a life environment that surrounds you with your beliefs, intentions, understandings, and expressions.
2 That is why you see people living life with full energy, enjoying everything that is presented to them, and everything shows up at their convenience. It’s on you to appreciate life as it is and not take its enjoyment for granted.
3 That’s just how cycles work. If you’ve got a good life and you live it up and overdo it, next thing you know, you’re on the decline. What used to be plenty disappears because you took advantage of it, creating an imbalance by overindulging without keeping yourself in check. Then, you learn your lesson the hard way when you hit rock bottom, just so you can get back on your feet again.
4 While some people are living a life of luxury, fun, and abundance, others are living a life of deprivation. Those people have to go through that experience because they just have to.
5 It’s hard to wrap your head around, but you have to accept it. It’s not about feeling indifferent because someone else is struggling or going through what they’re meant to go through. It’s about understanding that it’s a necessary process—without needing to feel happy about it or suffering yourself just because you see them in a state of lack and want to fix it.
6 True compassion is about understanding the situation, to lend a hand if it’s actually needed, and help them see the bigger picture and understand. You see?
7 Look at it this way: When someone breaks trust or takes advantage of someone’s kindness—say someone gives you a place to stay and you blow it by being lazy and disrespectful—that person is going to kick you out.
8 You did not understand your place as a guest and didn’t offer help or assistance. You didn’t seek personal growth or transformation to become a better self; therefore, you paid the consequences. It’s simply the natural consequence of not keeping things in balance.
9 However, if you had served as comfort and company, appreciated and assisted with chores, you could have stayed for much longer.
10 On the other hand, your host could become derailed, thinking that he can own you, or abuse your kindness, or expect more than what is commonly asked from a guest, creating an imbalance. It would be you who would get out of that environment because there is an imbalance; therefore, losing you while you seek another place to go.
11 It also may be that such a person is the one you need to help strengthen your soul—teaching you patience, understanding, and compassion through their harshness—so you can grow from the experience and become a better self.
12 You see? What the future holds is not what you want but what needs to be learned, because in truth, you do not know what’s behind the curtain.
13 All you need is to seek balance, spiritual growth, understanding, and to be of service to others. Create a balance in your life, and you will have abundance.
14 As to abundance is concerned, not everything is about money in this life. Abundance comes in many other ways. Money is only needed if it is ever needed. You see?
15 That is why you see people working tirelessly at two and even three jobs just to make ends meet, because it is their path to work hard to attain things.
16 Others do not have to work much, and money flows through them, living a high-scale life, because their path is to live that kind of life.
17 Then you see those who work while having a balanced environment within work, life, and their surroundings.
18 FV—How do you attain balance?
19 CFKW—Well, it is much like an old weighing scale. It is the give and take of things, where you don’t know what is coming next, but, like the equilibrist, it is up to you to shift with the sway, counterbalancing the imbalance and seeking balance within.
20 Sometimes it may take only a minor correction if you lean to one side, sometimes it requires significant movement to steady yourself, depending on your inner balance and external influences.
21 Do not think this world is up for grabs, because nothing is. You are not here on your own, nor are you drifting with the wind with no direction as to where to go.
22 Neither fall into that thinking that this life is all there is, because we all are here for a purpose, and higher truths await the one who seeks truth within.
23 Who am I, where do I come from, where do I go from here, and what is my final destiny is all there is for you to seek. The rest is like a color palette, keeping you distracted.
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