By Paulo Coelho
A disciple asked Hejasi:
- I want to know what is the most funny thing about human beings.
Hejasi said:
- That they always think crooked: they’re in a hurry to grow, then lament their lost childhood, and soon loose the money they need to keep their health.
“They are so anxious about the future, that they neglect the present, and thus live in neither the present nor the future.
“They live as if they were never going to die, and die as if they had never lived.”
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What is your message to your readers especially Indian readers? Any mantras for making their lives doubly meaningful and satisfying?
I’ve never seen myself as someone giving away mantras for making other people lives more satisfying. I’m not responsible for others.
Freedom is exactly that: people making their decisions by themselves, not giving it away for a “guru” to answer and decide for them.
I think the best advice is always to not follow advices. Try life by yourself.
I’m just a man that has gone in the direction of his personal legend, taking risks and learning daily from all around me.
By Paulo Coelho
If we pay close attention
we will come to realize that
no day is the same as another.
Every morning brings
with it a hidden blessing.
(Unpublished)
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