Good morning community today I would like to write that what you have is irrelevant and why clinging to something material destroys human consciousness as well as making bad decisions.
Yesterday I rescued a little bird who is at an advanced age, my pets were aggressive and attacked him, but when they saw that he was in good health they rescued him.
He could have had a lot of material goods, but if he had not found someone to help him he would probably be dead.
Now his parents came looking for him since I made him a nest on my roof, and I conclude with this decision.
Sometimes it is better to have good companions than to be alone without companions, one never knows the twists and turns of life.
Something similar happens with food, you can have a lot of paper but if no one is willing to exchange it for food, that paper is worthless, even if your mind has it as a value.
And it is that we have to live experiences to realize that we are only passing on the earth.
If you see someone who needs help, help them, that person can give you a hand in the future when you need it or smile at you, which is a unique aspect of human kindness.
If you see that many people have needs create opportunities, people will not do what you want but if you help them with something they will.
Yesterday I saw how banks amass huge fortunes in my region with housing and it seemed brutal to me the enslavement of the population for 50 years or 40 years when the construction of a house does not take more than a few months.
We all have a role on the earth.
I appreciate every comment.
"...banks amass huge fortunes in my region with housing..."
We can see this happening globally.
We begin to replace banks with ways that help people, with BCH.
The way forward is finding ways to help others
in as many ways possible
and demonstrate how this helps
to those people who do not yet understand.
It is definitely not how much stuff you have but how many others you help.