Seeing people below us in matters of wealth

Many of us encounter in everyday life, for example, through the news on TV or other information media, crimes are committed because they are also committed to fulfilling needs in the form of crimes. Suppose there are people who rob mothers and mothers on a deserted street because the robber has run out of money to buy liquor or buy drugs.

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There are also incidents of someone committing suicide because they were suffering from a long illness and had not yet found a cure for their illness. From some of these instances, a lesson can be drawn for people who want to take lessons that living daily life must apply patience that alternates between one patience turning to the next.

Many people have a standard of success by looking at the number of assets that someone has managed to control. With this standard, they will feel humiliated if they cannot control large amounts of property. But this is something that has been avoided by most people because the property is something beautiful where this treasure can tempt humans to get or control it in various ways, either in an official way or in an unofficial way such as stealing, robbing, corruption. , etc. which can cause harm to other parties.

Therefore, as a human being who does not have a lot of assets, he must have a sense of gratitude or gratitude for the assets we have. We have to look at other people whose wealth conditions are lower than us to bring out that gratitude. Suppose we only have a bicycle so to be grateful we have to look at people who don't have bicycles. When we don't have a bicycle and can walk, we can be more grateful to see people who can't walk because of illness or other reasons.

By having gratitude and patience, we will live our daily lives calmly and it is not easy to commit crimes to harm others and ourselves. Because if we do evil to others, we could be arrested by the police and put in jail, which of course is detrimental to ourselves.

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