Fortune favors those who can rejoice in others' happiness | Message for December 17th

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Message for December 17th

"Treat others' success and happiness as if they were your own"

The theme for this day is the message that
"whether or not you can sincerely rejoice in others' happiness determines the size of your capacity and luck"
.

When you see someone else's success or happiness, it is natural for anyone to occasionally feel jealous, distance themselves, or harbor small negative thoughts in their heart.

However,
"you are just watching a trailer before your own turn comes"
—whether or not you can accept it this way will greatly change the flow of your luck—this way of thinking is the core of this story.

Overview

It is explained that the more you push away "good events" like others' promotions, marriages, or financial luck as things unrelated to you, or criticize them in your heart, the further opportunities will drift away from you.

Conversely, for those who can
"I'm happy for you" or "That's amazing" and sincerely celebrate,
good connections, information, and opportunities tend to gather, and as a result, similar
good fortune is more likely to come your way.

Points

When you witness someone else's success, what easily comes to mind is:

・Jealousy
・Inferiority complex
・The feeling that "it's impossible for me anyway"

It is written that it is important not to leave these emotions as they are.

"This is being shown to me as reference material for my own approach"
—just by shifting your consciousness this way, your feelings will become a little easier.

People who can rejoice in others' happiness as if it were their own are:

・More likely to be naturally supported by those around them
・More likely to have good news come to them first

As a result, you move closer to the position of "a lucky person"—this perspective is also presented.

Practical application in daily life

The small successes of those around you—
Being complimented, gaining more followers, or seeing a slight increase in sales.

Celebrate such events out loud. By developing this
habit of celebration, both
the direction of your heart and the flow of your luck will gradually change.

It is a quiet yet powerful message.

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