Real life and real living are not related to how rich we are. - Luke 12:15 (TLB)



There are two ways of being rich—have a lot, or want very little. The latter way is the easier for most of us. Many people make themselves miserable by wanting more than they can ever have. They suffer from “thing-itis,” the insatiable desire for more, better, and newer things. Jesus was the most satisfied man that ever lived, and He had less than most of us. “The foxes have their holes, and the birds their nests, but the Son of man has no place to lay His head.” He had learned the secret of adjusting His wants to His needs.

E. Stanley Jones tells about a poor man who had an overnight guest, and as he showed him to his humble bedroom in the hayloft, he said, “If there is anything you want, let us know, and we’ll come and show you how to get along without it.” We don’t need to learn how to get more, but how to get along with what we’ve got, and get on with the business of living.

PRAYER
Father, You have given me so much more than I deserve. May I always show a grateful and contented heart.






by: Evang. Billy Graham

Ok, let's analyze this. If humanity had been applying this principle most modern amenities would disappear. Who needs WC when you can shit in the bush. Who needs a car or even bike when you have your two legs, etc

The major reason i'm still pointing my finger towards religion is, it circles your mind in to a circle.. (imagine the phone the writer of this post is using, may be too easy and free and faster) human needs more to improve more. Don't just reason about money only..