“Creating Destiny” is about forming one’s fate rather than being bound by it.
This is a quote from Liao-Fan’s Four Lessons, which was introduced to me by my brother a couple of years ago. It further states:
The principle behind creating one’s destiny is:
Refraining from all evil and practicing all forms of kindness brings about the dispersion of disasters and the coming of fortune.
The idea behind creating the future is through a set of good deeds. The more impactful those good deeds are, the more fortune the future holds for that person. In essence, the book preaches that a person has total control of his or her destiny by the seeds they sow today. It doesn’t matter what a person’s beliefs and religious views are, from Jesus to Confucius to Isaac Newton to Napoleon Hill, the main resonating principle is similarly based: good decisions yield good results.
This principle is one of the most important lessons to teach children and always a good reminder for us adults, from time to time, because sometimes I, admittedly, forget this when I am not aware and act out of harmony.
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Fate exists, but only mundane people are bound by it. People who cultivate kindness will alter their “original” destiny for the better.
What say you about destiny?
