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Lucky or unlucky

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A person feels lucky when things are going as desired and unlucky when they are going wrong.

In luck the thought is, ' I must have done something good to deserve this.'  In tough times the tendency is to blame circumstances or other individuals.

Some do consider tough times as lesson for themselves and work to fix them instead of blaming others consider this saying " what we sow, we reap." It is an eye opener.

Curb the thoughts, pointing at others and aim towards self,  the entire picture of life will change for you.
There is an instant relief in this discovery and eagerness sets to change present and future as the purpose of life.  

(Death is often considered as punishment but since all that takes birth progresses towards their end according to their karma, negates this thought. Death is a natural process )

This sudden realization brings hope, peace and joy within to find that our present fate is the result of past thoughts and action and we do have an opportunity to change it now for a better present and future.

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