Sometimes I Start Doing An Evaluation Of My Life.

       Sometimes I start

      doing an evaluation

      of my life.

       In one of those I

      came across the

     story of the formula 1

     Michael Shumacher.

       When I studied his

       resume as an athlete

       I saw that he was:

      Winner of the Grand

      Prix in 1991.

     He was 7 (seven

     times) world

  champion of Formula 1.

      Happiness was in his

      Being, but in one fateful 

      day his story and his

      destiny completely

      changed due to a slight 

      accident ....

      Today, with just 44

       kilos of weight

       struggling to "survive"

       since December

       2013.

      His wife begins to

      sell the goods to

      cover the expenses

      and thus be able to

      keep him alive in a

      room adapted in his

      house, where he lies

      like a vegetable.

      Here comes a

      question:

      Who is better than

      who?

      Life can take

      directions never

      imagined.

      It's amazing how

      everything can

      change in an instant.

      No one is exempt

      from anything.

      And in no

      circumstances are

      they of any use,

      Money,

      Titles,

      Fame,

      Success,

      Power.

    We are all the same.

     Then why the pride?

     To make the claim?

     Why arrogance?

      For that

      victimization?

      Why so much

      attachments to

      material goods?

      To make you angry?

     Do you think your version is the absolute          truth?

       All we have is the day

       today so that we can

       live it with passion

       and enjoy ourselves

       to the fullest, doing

       good, serving our

       neighbors and full of

       joy.

      We need to stop

      creating problems,

      claim insignificant

      things, and always

      avoid everything that

      "takes our lives".

      Be careful not to lose

      someone who loves

      you and accepts you

      as you are.

      As in the game of

      chess, in the end both

      the King and the

      Pawn are kept in the

      same box.

      It is worth examining

      what we have done.

      We are born without

      bringing anything ...

     we die without taking. 

     anything! absolutely

     nothing!.

      And the sad thing is

      that in the interval

      between life and

      death, we fight for

      what we did not bring

      and even more for

      what we will not

      take ...

      Think about that,

       Let's live more, let's

       love more. Let's

      always understand

      the other and be

      happier!

       They sent it to me

       and I want to share it

       with you and all my

       best friends, because

       it seemed an

       interesting reflection.

       I wish we never

      forgot that to be

      great.

 - You have to be humble.