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Chapter 114 The Secret of Wealth 4
Volume 2 Chapter 4 The Secret of Wealth [-]
Inner wealth is eternal wealth
Acts of kindness, noble character, awakened soul, attitude towards life without desires and desires, these are our real eternal wealth.

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Most people in modern society pursue material wealth, but if you think about it carefully, you will find that these things are not necessarily our best choices.

Money is certainly the way to happiness, but it is not the only option leading to happiness.If a person regards money as the whole of happiness, then it seems that he possesses wealth, but in fact he has been controlled by wealth. He will spend his whole life pursuing money and will never feel rich and satisfied; however, if he can understand The true meaning of life is to pursue and enjoy money in a restrained and principled manner, and no longer be greedy for fame and wealth—the link between people and the material world—that can truly get rid of the sense of poverty.

There are still many things in life that can bring us happiness: such as acts of kindness, noble qualities, awakened souls, and an attitude of life without desires and demands. These inner wealth are more satisfying than material filling.

A successful businessman left his wife hundreds of millions of dollars after his death, but the old woman lived a lonely life.She seldom goes out and has a serious expression all day long. The servants at home never even dare to look up at her.

One day, when the old woman passed by a shoe store on Broadway in New York, she saw a little boy standing outside the window through the car window. His back seemed to reveal some kind of concentration.For a moment, it seemed that there was a kind of magical power that captured the heart of the old lady, so she asked the driver to park the car on the side of the road, got out of the car and walked over.

It was a cold winter day, and the little boy, about 10 years old, was barefoot, staring blankly through the window, his body shivering uncontrollably from the cold.

The old woman approached the boy and asked, "Little guy, what are you looking at so seriously?"

"I once asked God to give me a pair of shoes, and I wonder if there are any in them," replied the boy.

Seeing the frostbite on the boy's feet, the old woman's heart moved.She took his hand and went into the store, asked the clerk to bring half a dozen socks for the boy, and then she asked the clerk if I could bring a basin of hot water and a towel.The clerk gladly complied.She took the little one to the back of the shop, took off her gloves, got down on her knees, put the boy's feet in hot water, washed them, and dried them with a towel.

At this time, the clerk came back with the socks.The lady took out one of the pairs to put on the boy, bought another pair of shoes for him, and wrapped up the remaining pairs of socks for the boy.

At the door of the shoe store, the old woman patted the little boy on the head and said, "Dear boy, are you feeling better now?"

When she was about to turn to leave, the little boy took her hand from behind and looked up at her face.

With tears in his eyes, he asked the lady in a trembling voice, "Are you God's wife?"

In an instant, the old woman who had been expressionless for a long time suddenly shed tears.

This old woman just did a very simple thing, but was called "God's wife" by innocent children. For her, this is a sad but happy thing!
In this way, how foolish it is for those who think of the wealth they own as mere personal wealth.The material wealth that has been pursued for a lifetime is not just for personal enjoyment. Instead of leaving it with regrets at the time of death, it is better to transform these material wealth into inner treasures in your lifetime.The pearl agate engraved on the coffin is far less meaningful than a complimenting epitaph!Everyone is just a steward of material wealth. As a steward, you only need to make the best use of everything.Because if you don't let money do its thing, it will slip by without leaving a trace.So if you have enough wealth, you can give a barefoot child a pair of new shoes that can keep warm in winter. What you lose is a little money that is insignificant to yourself, but what you get is the gratitude of others and the blessing of God. approval.

A person who has recognized the essence of life will never be keen on hoarding wealth. For him, the purpose of work is only to make achievements.Such a person knows that external wealth is fleeting, but inner wealth is eternal wealth.Which is more important, spiritual or material?Is it the pursuit of wealth or inner peace?Only those who have penetrated life can give proper answers.

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