Life is too short, that’s why people around us
usually want to live their life to the fullest, both young and old, they want
everything happens in just a click of a second, and that’s it.
But, do we consider God in our daily living?
Every aspect of our lives, we resulted to find
happiness, enjoyment, contentment, and success in every field we
wanted, no matter how it is, because we want it, by hook or by crook, we will
find ways just to have it. Every time we wake up, we pray that whatever happens
today, it must be according to our will, it must always be nice and makes us happy. But, there are few suggestions on how can we find happiness, in our very
little way.
Happiness could be found in a very simple manner,
we just need to be contented, be humble and be simple as I have stated.
Being contented on whatever you have right now is
accepting the fact that no matter how small or big you have we should be
thankful to God for He gave us enough to be used and spend our life together
with our loved one such as families and friends. On the aspect of humility,
according to Father Nicolas Schwizer “it contains
two life sentiments which are apparently in opposition: smallness and
greatness. Whoever only experiences his own smallness will in the long run fall
into an inferiority complex. On the contrary, whoever only experiences his owns
greatness will become proud and presumptuous. In Mary, the human being par
excellence, there is the perfect equilibrium: within herself she feels small,
but at the same time, she feels loved and exalted by God.” So, we should be
humble and not proud. Be simple, simplicity is next to being humble. We should
be simple, in every field, and everything will fall in due time, you will be
contented. You won’t clamor for the things that you don’t have, instead, you
just be thankful later, because though you don’t have much at least, you have
even a little.
In short, I should be telling it into myself.
Even if I don’t have much, I should be thankful that I am still alive and God
loves me for even though, I am not contented still He let me feels that I am
not forsaken.
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