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Desires remain a fine idea; in our dreams, we spontaneously want all imaginable, conceivable things. Some days later, with new impressions, we are astonished at that old desire. And then we desire sometimes exactly the opposite, perhaps we became more clever, well-advised or simply forgot, what we, when, why, to which purpose, had been wishing.Every now and then we are even glad and happy, that our former desire remained unfulfilled, we may for this fact be really and rightly content. Joy over the default of the desire then begins to spread in us, we are relieved, gladly, often gratefully, happy."Lodge" concentrating on the present and live satisfaction. Leave the organization of your future up to the divine world. How would you probably behave, if, whatever you had wished, often also completely opposite desires, had become fulfilled? Be grateful.
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Zidek, WolfgangMag. Dr. phil. Wolfgang Zidek, 1936 Troppau- Opava, now CZ. He found 1945 a new home in Austria. Finished 1954 Abitur in Vienna, worked in commercial business, married, two sons. Specialiced in transport, cargo and storage; finally in a large steelindustry Controll-department (the efficiency at the companybranches). Turbulence in that market brings an early retirement. Studies in Philosophy at Vienna University followed by Diploma 1996 and a Dissertation 2001 on Aristotle. Teached also 20 years Gymnastik-Therapeutic lessons. Climbed lots of mountains from 200m - 4600m in the Alpines. Lives at Lengenfeld, lower Austria, writing books on Philosophy and Spirituality.
