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Life unfurls like a map both vast and intricate. We traverse its paths, eager to understand the hidden corners and decipher the cryptic markings. Yet, some mysteries are best left veiled. Chasing them too fiercely can lead us down paths of sorrow, where burdens outweigh any discoveries.

This exploration delves into these very mysteries, the complexities of human nature, and the enduring power of good deeds.

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Such are the mysteries of life.

Some things are best overlooked,
Else add to misery and strife.
Delving too deep only adds to the pain,
All is lost, nothing there to gain.

A world of takers, a world so cold,
Where kindness extended; abused and sold.
Discerning hearts are a must, you see,
For true gratitude’s a rare commodity.

Acts of goodwill are the only ones,
That will leave traces in the sands of time.
Extend that helping hand, a few soothing words,
But only to those that truly deserve it.

All this will add value to our miserable souls,
And bring joy to life.
Some things are best overlooked,
Else they only end up adding to misery and strife.

Reading too much between the lines will only bring pain,
All is lost, nothing is there to gain.
Leave some things to the Lord,
Partake of His bounty.

Do not be greedy,
Take what you need,
Do not hoard.
We all come with an expiry date.

The day will come when all of us have to go.
Will you manage to take even a cent with you?
Do let me know.
Know that purely acts of goodwill will leave traces in the sands of time.

Extend that helping hand, a few soothing words
But only to those that truly deserve it.
These acts will echo through eternity,
Lifting our spirits and brightening the world.

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