Nothing is fair. Understanding this will set you free from regret and resentment. Why? Because what seems fair for you may not be seen as fair for someone else. ⚖️Look at our careers. What you bring to the table in your business or job will be seen differently by each individual. 🤔The same goes for punishment . Why do you think the judges and juries make widely different decisions in sentencing people for offenses? We all have our own biases and perceptions. That's why a person with a conviction of a violent crime can have a fine while a person convicted of a non-violent crime can go to prison. Us humans, with all our flaws, operate in shades of gray....
I seek loneliness to protect me.Hiding my dreams from my enemies.If I have nothing, then why would anyone attack me for nothing?Little by little, I make my imagination real.In time, you can touch it. Then, you can tell me how it makes you feel.- Positive Masters, Jon Riki Karamatsu, Poem, 10/25/2019 -This is a poem about wanting inner peace from judgment and attacks. When your work puts you out in the public, you will get judged, attacked, and punished harsher than if you are quiet and anonymous.I dedicate this poem to all of you going through your challenges. Keep going my friends! 😊❤️Positive Masters is an e-commerce store at www.positivemasters.com that provides lifestyle practices, creative writing, apparel, accessories, and...
Part 1 of 3: Live the middle way. From the middle, you can see the light in every dark situation. 😊 Live the middle way. From the middle, you can see the connection between dark and light because from the middle, you can see everything, dark, light, and all the shades in-between. If you can see the light when you're in darkness, even a glimmer of light, then you can be grateful in your darkest moments. 🌅 We humans are prone to judging others and our experiences. We label people and our experiences as either bad (dark) or good (light). From the middle, you don't jump to a conclusion that someone is either dark or light, bad or good. From the middle, you don't jump to a...
