Transmitting the positive energy within

     The main purpose of the game of life is to see the goodness and beauty in people and clear our minds of all images associated with evil. To do this, we must first deeply imprint the images of all good and beautiful things in our subconscious.


    Many

    people treat life as a battle, but life is not a battle; it's a game.

    To win in this game, we must understand its spiritual laws. Otherwise, no matter how diligent or hardworking we are, we will hardly achieve the desired results. The New and Old Testaments provide very clear and complete rules for this game—Jesus taught that it is a great game of giving and receiving.

    "A man reaps what he sows." This means that every word and deed will ultimately be rewarded; you get what you give.

    If you give hatred, you will receive hatred; if you give love, you will receive love; if you criticize others, others will criticize you; if you deceive others, others will deceive you.

    Jesus also tells us that imagination is the mastermind behind this game of life.

    "Guard your heart or your imagination more than all you have, for the outcome of your life comes from within."

    This means that what a person imagines will ultimately manifest in their own life. There was once a person who was perfectly healthy, but after hearing about the dangers of a certain disease, he became extremely fearful and anxious, constantly imagining its harm and consequences, and reading extensively about it.

    Ultimately, he contracted the disease and died from it, becoming a victim of his distorted imagination. In reality, this disease is very rare, with an extremely low incidence rate; it is extremely difficult for a normal person to contract it.

    From this, we understand a principle: to become the ultimate winner in the game of life, one must train one's imagination. Because for a person whose imagination has been trained and who only imagines beautiful things, every "legitimate inner desire"—health, wealth, love, friendship, perfect self-expression, lofty ideals—will be realized in real life.

    Some people vividly describe imagination as "the scissors of the mind." These scissors trim the images that the mind sees day after day, and sooner or later, these scenes created by the mind itself will become reality.

    To successfully train one's imagination, one must understand how the mind works, just as the Greeks said: "Know thyself."

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