Oliver Frances

Once upon a time, there used to be a man, who perched on a bench at the main square of a small European town. This grudged about Aristocracy -especially on the style of life of those people that were aristocrats. His criticism focused on privileges, wealth , luxury, jewelry and clothes . Anyhow, his complaint wasn’t based on the equal of distribution of the national wealth between the citizens. In fact, his morbid resentment was consequence of the felling stranded for not to have and enjoy all what the aristocrats had. Unfortunately, this man never did a thing to raise his life condition at a high standard. All what he did was to envy the others. However, his life line wasn’t so long. And, when the man died, he went to Heaven’s doors . The poor man met St. Peter , who he asked a better position in his next life. “I didn’t have a pleasant existence, sir,” the man said. ‘You had the right existence to evolve spiritually though, you don’t believe it,” St. Peter rebuked. “Well, b...

Do you believe in luck -I mean not in love? I pop up the question on the basis of that the majority of people have the belief of that a kind of magic, called "luck", that makes things happen exists. This is the reason for people don't frequently give the best of them because luck either would help them or not to pull it off. This belief strengths itself when a person analyses the case of two brothers -being under the same circumstances, one is successful meanwhile the other doesn't. So the reason that comes across our mind is the one about luck. One of them was lucky and the other wasn't. But if we don't take into account superstition , then we can approach the question with a different angle. If we have the belief of that anyone was born with a mission -and if this is engraved inside you, we begin to turn our back on the idea of luck. Your mission traces your karmic path which might be either a successful or fail one. Your spiritual level de...

              A woman in love with her husband breaks down when she finds out that he has an affair with another woman –whom he loves. The broken-hearted wife bursts out yelling out outrageous adjectives at the mistress , who is the blame for the split of her marriage. The wife wonders how a woman could do this to a decent person. For her, this woman was one of no morals and unprincipled, not to label this woman as a bitch.            The wife parts company with her husband, and each one moves on. After a time, the woman, who was once married, falls in love again, but this new man isn't single. Her best friend, who knows all her story, asks her in astonishment, "I don't understand you... how could you be involved with a married man after having suffered what his poor wife does?" "That's the way as life is," she answered simply. So Decency is relative .