I used to think the world was unfair, but now I have found that the world is fair. Whatever you feel—justice or evil—is the sum of the results of the choices each person makes.
Chinese people like cultivation/immortality stories, while Westerners like magic stories. But the Chinese say, “To follow the world is to be ordinary; to go against the world is to be immortal.”
To put it simply in biblical terms: those who conform to this world are merely human, while those who go against the current are children of God.
But recently I found an interesting video. It was about a person who met an alien. The alien told him that none of the humans in this world are adults yet; humanity is still going through a process of transformation. But aliens cannot interfere in this process, because that would make humans regard them as gods, or turn such interference into a business. I think this statement is very wise. It does not directly say that God really exists, nor does it say that God does not exist. Indirectly, it says that they, the aliens, are not gods—just as in the Bible the angels are afraid that believers will worship them as gods. I find this information very interesting.
The alien also said that humans have both a side that can elevate the soul and a side that can fall, and that this is a rather rare kind of existence in this universe. Looking at the alien’s words from another angle, I found that there is no criticism or belittlement of humanity in them, yet they contain great wisdom and objective, rational analysis. Please allow me to call them angels.
In short, they are not like humans, who become aggressive as soon as they speak or discuss something.
Perhaps wisdom can truly change the habits of a race—no matter what it is: speaking, viewing problems, discussing and solving problems.
And what about us? We are merely humans with limited knowledge and wisdom, and this will inevitably limit the angles from which we view problems.
I wonder what inspiration you will draw after reading my message. Please tell me your feelings. Thank you.