Toward Completing the Great Harmony Scroll of Peace on Earth: Let’s Paint It Using Each Other’s Strengths (Colors) (Part 2)
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(Continued from last time)
Each person is painting the great harmony scroll of peace on Earth with their own color
There’s a common expression, a person’s “strong point,” right?
Everyone has a strong point.
It means their area of strength, and it’s good to actively help grow the side of a person where their life comes vividly alive.
By making the most of that “Something” and mastering it, anyone can grasp the deepest secrets of life.
What happens when you live that way? You reach the great source and root of every path, so you begin to understand the deepest secrets of areas you aren’t good at too, and before you know it, the things you weren’t good at are no longer weak points.
That’s why we say, “It’s good to lead with your strengths.”
This isn’t some surface technique for living.
Rather than focusing on your weak points and becoming negative, it’s better to make use of your strong points and move forward.
To put it another way, if you have time to focus on where you fall short now and envy others, it’s better to polish and deepen further the places where you’re already enough.
That in itself is the secret for everyone to help and complement each other with their own strengths and bring to the surface the good bonds of complementary relationships that have been so carefully prepared.
By doing so, a person becomes someone who raises themselves and raises others, deepens themselves and deepens others.
Now that you understand this principle, try it out starting today.
Your relationships will surely rise in dimension into harmonious ones.
Feeling dissatisfied with others, or only criticizing and complaining, doesn’t help others or yourself.
It can end up with people dragging each other down and clouding the destiny they’ve been given.
Now that you understand, from today, first find and grow your own strengths.
Then you’ll see others’ strengths too.
And then, make use of your strengths to help and complement each other.
When you get there, you’ll come to know:
“Depending on how people stick labels on each other, each of them was seeing white as black and black as white, just as they pleased.”
And also: “Everyone was in the process of bringing their own colors together and, complementing one another’s colors, painting the great harmony scroll of peace on Earth.” (The end)
