Posted by Helena Smole in Relationships
on Mar 11th, 2019
I often say to people: “Money is not everything.” They usually reply: “But you cannot live without it.” Both sentences are correct, only, in my opinion, they apply to different situations. We cannot live without a place to stay, food, clothes etc. These are our basic needs. Everything above it are luxuries, and in this case money is not everthing. It is at the point of luxuries that, in my opinion, we can talk about wishes in its real sense. If a homeless person wishes for a place to stay, this is not really a wish, it is a necessity. If somebody, on the other hand, already has a perfectly good...
Posted by Helena Smole in Relationships
on Jun 6th, 2016
I send out a prayer for the world,
A lot of Love in my humble word.
A prayer for those in power
To save many a flower,
To preserve the birds and the bees,
And plant a myriad of trees.
A prayer for food, school and medical care,
Which among everyone we should share.
A prayer for understanding and compassion,
Which should replace the conflict passion.
A prayer for a plastic bag to stay out of the sea,
For a healthy apple to grow on a cared-for tree.
A prayer for a tear on a child’s cheek to dry,
For the mother to always have food to fry.
A prayer for the father to be of great help,
For him to hear the...
Posted by Helena Smole in Relationships
on May 26th, 2014
Success is such a sacred word in our Western world that it is rarely questioned. As long as you can measure something and compare it with others it is a potential success. Consequently, the Westerners have neglected things that cannot be measured: love, trust, health, honesty.
A man is successful, if he makes a lot of money. If, on the other hand, his colleague at work makes less money but is a lot nicer to his wife, this other colleague is not successful. Kindness is not only hard to measure, it is also a private thing. And in order to show success one has to concentrate on public things like money...