Conclusion
of Steve Job’s Case Study “Why did Steve Jobs die of Pancreatic Cancer at the
age of 56?”
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Nothing
gives me greater happiness than to know I am helping people! When people come
to our meditation group, and tell me how meditation is helping them it truly
does fill my heart with so much joy. There is nothing else I’d rather be doing
with my time then helping others learn about meditation, learn about the wisdom
within, learn about the dhamma and hopefully they are able to gather some
wisdom from what they learn and apply into their life. We truly have a treasure
chest at our Dhammakaya center, and it is my wish that people come with an open
mind, to learn how to build perfections in their life! Because that is what we
are here for; I often tell the class we are born to meditate, eventually
through time, most meditation members begin to understand why this statement
could be true, or why I am strongly passionate about helping others to learn
this ancient art. Meditation is power within us, so shouldn’t we all learn to
unlock this power, and truly devote ourselves to the practice daily J
Yesterday,
after our guided meditation we watched the conclusion of Steve Job’s case. I
told the class yesterday, before watching the video that as I was creating this
video, and translating the words of our Abbot, Venerable Dhammajayo, I couldn’t
help scratch my head from time-to-time, wondering why I am unable to recall any
of my past lives, and then I realized even in this life, I can’t recall the day
I was born, so how could I possibly recall anything beyond that point. Even as
I was translating the words of the Abbot, I listened and watched the video open
to the possibility that recalling another’s pass life is possible, I can’t say
it is and I can’t say it isn’t, so I am open and in the end there is a lesson
that to me makes all the sense in the world! More than again, nothing
truly explain why bad things happen to good people, or good things happen to
bad people, or why anything happens at all, other than the law of karma, so
that in itself makes me a believer! And that in itself makes me thankful that I
am fortunate enough to study this kind of knowledge, and as a result I am able
to conduct my life on the right track, and even if it is true or if it is not I
am benefiting from it none-of-the-less so with that I give you the conclusion
of Steve Jobs with the last question asked from Tony Seung “Why did Steve Jobs
die of Cancer at the age of 56?”
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