Just love and enjoy what is good.

You Can Never Win with People Full of Hatred, Jealousy, and Bitterness. 

When you succeed, they assume you cheated—yet they would do anything for money.  

When you embrace your beauty, they call you vain or narcissistic—yet they’ll praise confidence in someone less attractive while dismissing yours as arrogance.  

When you’re highly educated, they claim degrees are meaningless—yet they fight to enroll their children in the best schools and pursue further studies themselves.  

When you achieve something new—a car, a home, a milestone—they’ll shift the goalpost, pointing to something "better" you don’t have.  

Why can’t people simply appreciate and celebrate what’s good in others?  

Life Is Not a Competition

Life isn’t a race or a battle for superiority. Everyone has their own journey, their own lessons, and their own time to flourish. The universe is abundant—what one person has doesn’t diminish what’s available to you.  

We are here to experience, to grow, and to evolve. This is the essence of life. And when our time here ends, our spirit returns to its origin—what we call "death" is merely the separation of soul from body.  

The Poison of Negativity

Hatred, jealousy, and bitterness are part of the same destructive cycle. Those who harbor them cannot be happy, no matter their wealth or power.  

Consider this: The world’s greatest suffering—wars, famines, systemic oppression—is often orchestrated by billionaires. Why? Because money doesn’t create happiness; it amplifies what’s already inside. A bitter heart with wealth only spreads more bitterness.  

As the ancient wisdom teaches: "A tree is known by its fruit." If your thoughts are toxic, your actions will be too. No amount of money can change that.  

The Path to True Happiness  

All great spiritual traditions—Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism—agree on one truth: Happiness comes from goodness.

- Speak kindly.  

- Celebrate others.  

- Cultivate gratitude.  

Those who refuse to improve themselves resent the truth. They attack anyone who challenges their negativity. And if given power? They become tyrants—suppressing dissent, punishing truth-tellers, and perpetuating suffering.  

But the universe has a law: What you sow, you reap. 

A New Era Is Coming 

We are entering a time of profound transformation. The old ways—greed, manipulation, exploitation—are crumbling. A new age of love, truth, and spiritual alignment is emerging.  

As the scriptures say:  "What no eye has seen, what no ear has heard, and what no human mind has conceived—the things God has prepared for those who love Him."

Guard Your Heart  

Your thoughts shape your reality. If you dwell in negativity, you attract suffering. If you choose love, you align with divine purpose.  

- Think good.  

- Speak good.  

- Do good.  

The cosmic law is unshakable: You reap what you sow.  

Great shifts are unfolding. Those who embrace love will witness miracles. Those who cling to hatred will face the consequences of their own energy.  

The Choice Is Yours 

Let us fill our hearts with love and radiate it fearlessly. This is our true nature. This is how we step into our highest selves—as beings of light, fulfilling our divine destiny.  

The world needs more light. Will you be part of it?



Yusuf Monhaté 

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