what's your Pyramid ?

Every body needs to define what is their pyramid in life. I think my pyramid is as below.....

If you are able to enjoy the moment you are living in , then you are the HAPPIEST man. 
If you don't have physical/mental boundaries, then you are HEALTHIEST man.
If you are able to lead life the way you wanted , then you are the WEALTHIEST man. 
Remember man has the master plan but GOD has the master key, thats DESTINY.
Life Pyramid

It is important to note happiness is NOT just defined by having whatever you want, it's about enjoying every moment you live in. Health is NOT just about physical well being, it includes NOT having mental blocks as well. Wealth is NOT just about money,  living the life the way you wanted. Finally understanding you don't hold all the cards in the game, DESTINY drive you through circumstances.

Try to enjoy every moment, start with small, you get used to it. This is the critical block in the pyramid, if you decide to be happy, nothing else can bother you. you will start enjoying whatever situation you may be in.

Health is the second most important thing in life, healthy body and mind are necessary if you want to conquer rest of the blocks.  Yoga, meditation, running, eating health, keeping mind with positive thoughts whatever it may be, you need to figure this out.

Wealth is the critical third block, even though it can not buy you happiness and health, be assured it can buy rest all :-)

Whatever may be your plan in life, destiny has a twist to it. Be brave enough to accept the reality and accepting the new normal.

Define your own pyramid and what are you doing to build it ?

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