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THE TRUTH OF LIFE CHAPTER 2 As a growing =
adult, treasure and pleasure are in his eyes. For in his eyes, nothing but =
sensual desire is seen. Climbing up a ladder he knows not of fall; but is t=
he purpose of his return so simple? To be able to get back to this human pl=
ane, indeed a purpose all should have. Your return is not merely to love an=
d to die eventually. Some see an old man by the road side, and ask why. Yet=
to get to the bottom of it, none will do. The old man has lost his directi=
on and knows not of his purpose. Life is so filled with miseries yet happin=
ess all feel. With present enjoyment, the future is not in his mind. One should be=
gin with the first step. Think deeply of your return. Is it merely to strug=
gle for success and fame and with it one passes on to yet another world of =
unknown? Or is it merely to be here in order to continue the life of reprod=
uction? Think deeply, is that all to life? For with every return, there is =
a purpose. It is not how long one can live but how much work is done when a=
live. The society needs leaders to guide them. The path must be straight. T=
he true nature of mankind must be dug out again. To say is eas=
y, yet to do is difficult. To read is equally easy but to understand it is =
yet a task. People looking at one another, all seem to look fine. But the i=
nside, no one can see. For a book is not judged by its cover, to be with pe=
ople is to tackle problems of human and one must first be a human in order =
to do so. Surrounding all of you are cliffs yet you see not. All these, one=
should realize yet humanity the world does not possess. CHE FATT Continuous seeking the path of treasure Hoping to leave a name behind Ending of time yet your return is empty |