Perspective, Attitude and Fate.

Some people view the world from their own perspectives, others on the other hand, might view the world from many different perspectives. All in all, the more perspectives you use to view things in life, the more comprehensive your assessment to the world around you will be. A wise person will normally assess the world with different perspectives so that they can form a balanced view or the opinion/ perspective of the world around them.

Attitude is what determine the way we behave or reflects towards every occurrence around us. How we respond/react to every single situation/ circumstance that is happening to us will determine what others going to respond/react in return. In other words, we are what others reflect to us. The basic understanding is, if we do good to others, others will follow and vice versa.

Lastly, Fate. Fate is something that is destined to happen. Some use the more fancy term such as Karma, destiny and etc. However we wish to call it, I have a strong believe that our perspective and attitude will eventually and subconsciously contribute towards our fate in life. In the span of almost 3 decades living as a servant to God, I have witnessed these 3 elements (1. perspective 2. attitude 3. Fate) syncing with each other. For instance, if you have negative perspectives, it will translate towards your bad attitude and will definitely leads you to undesirable fate. Or at the very least, if we have put all of our effort towards positivity, if undesirable fate still happen, we already knew that we have done our best to be positive about it.

E.g.:

Perspective:

1.You are negatively reactive to your government.

2.You dislike the current government

Attitude/ Action:

1. You refuse to pay taxes

2. you only talks, but not even register as a voter to allow yourself to vote

Karma:

1.The government summons you for not paying the tax

2. The government you dislike wins the poll again, karma at your face.

Conclusion:

In conclusion, let's be practical about how we use our perspective; choose our action so that we can have a meaningful life that is full with positivity. At the end of the day, if things do not go as what we have planned, we can always say that 'We have done our best!' and live with no regret in mind.

KAK

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