The Choice of life
- What ever have happened in our life is the result of choices we made during the moment of happiness or suffering.
- We do not know what is the meaning of life, but we know the most important thing in life is surving.
- The basics of survival is to satisfy our needs of food and shelter, but we have fell deep down to the world of luxury.
- We have a choice to survive by helping others and ourselves to achieve the basic needs of life. But we are in a race to become the best, in this meaningless life.
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