Do you want to be rich? If yes, you should try to prove the Buddhas hypothesis that only through giving can we become wealthy. Giving what? You need to learn to give materials, happiness and knowledge as part of your daily lives without thinking about anything in return and without discrimination. Give out something at the right time, at the right place and to the right people. Then forget about your meritorious acts. This technique can help open up your mind and attract good things and people into your lives. Your personality will change to be more congenial, your mindset will be more positive toward the world and your self-esteem will be further enhanced and strengthened. Giving materials to those in need can help reduce greed in your mind. If you are too greedy, you are likely to make a wrong choice in your life. You may look so selfish that no one wants to approach and befriend you. Worse, too much greed leads to indecisiveness and anxiety. RootIng out greed can pave a way for welcoming wealth. Similarly, giving happiness to others by saying kind and encouraging words, caring for others, and getting ready to help those in trouble also lead to wealth accumulation. With this state of mind, anyone who comes into contact with you will definitely love you. They want to give and share good things with you too. Your boss and colleagues like to work with you. Your customers feel good and confident each time they close a business deal with you. Your subordinates feel happy and secure working with you in the office. Last, sharing knowledge with others, especially helping them improve the quality of their mind and become more virtuous is definitely the source of wealth. The more knowledge you give to others, the more intelligent you will become. Those who are rich and successful all possess a significantly high level of intelligence, dont they? In sum, wealth accumulation results from incessant giving of materials, happiness and knowledge to suitable people at the right time and at the right place. Then turn your back from those people and forget all what you have done. Are you still interested in testing the Buddhas hypothesis of wealth accumulation? If yes, implement it today. Any comment?
Posted on: Wed, 15 Oct 2014 03:41:45 +0000