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- A poem by Master JiGong,
- "If Heaven ‘thin’ my luck (
born unlucky )
- I shall ‘thicken’ my virtue to
welcome it
- If one can be contented with
what he has
- Heaven cannot make him poor
- If one can endure
- Heaven cannot send him
disaster
- If one can train and nurture
the brilliant and the talented ones
- Heaven cannot isolate him
- If one can take the world as
his own duty
- Heaven cannot destroy him"
- A good and charitable heart usually looks better
outwardly
- Either by a healthy look or a pleasant and charming
look
- Once I saw a pleasant lady of about 60 years old
- And I told my friend that she must be a good lady
- Knowing her well, my friend said ‘Yes’ she was very
charitable
- Once I also saw an unpleasant man of about 40 years
old
- He gave a fiery speech on other religions and
practices
- Without due consideration of feelings of others
- Looking at these
- The good looks good
- The bad looks bad
- Looks like Heaven is very fair
- It will send accordingly what deem fit
- look pleasant and charming
- Even at age 60 is a gift from Heaven
- To look bad
- At age 40 needs a lot to ponder why?
- If Heaven ‘thin’ my luck
- Virtue is the answer to ‘thicken’ it
- I would like to be like the charming lady
- Even at 60 people think I am 40
- And not 40 people think that I am 60.
- This is 100% true for lady and for man too
- We can ‘thicken’ our ‘thin’ luck
- Once I owned a Pub business and drank beer and
alcohol
- People said I looked 10 years older than my age
- Now I have changed and redeemed my life for the
better
- People now say I look 10 years younger than my age.
- 40 instead of 60
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