“The moment you open this book, your destiny begins.”

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The latest book from Korea's top tarot master, Jeong Hoe-do!

The words we speak carry their own unique wavelength and energy.
This is why it is said that 'words become seeds'.
Depending on what kind of energy you speak and what kind of wavelength you listen to, you can change the destiny given to you by heaven in a positive direction.
"It's Destined to Be Well" is the latest book by Jeong Hoe-do, the current author of the YouTube channel "Tarot Master Jeong Hoe-do," which has over 500,000 subscribers and is considered a master among tarot masters in Korea.
The phrase "It's destined to be good," which is the title of the book, is something the author always said at the end of his YouTube videos, expressing his hope that all his subscribers would have good fortune.
After saying "It's meant to be" more than 10,000 times over the past five years, the author felt that his life, too, was flowing in a positive direction, following the power of those words.

Building on this experience, I decided to weave together my long-term reflections and introspection on how to view the world and what to say to achieve success into a short but powerful message.
"It's Destined to Be Well" is an essay that condenses the author's inner strength as the industry's top tarot master, having produced over 10,000 tarot masters over the past 18 years, and as a soul healer who has counseled and healed the hearts of over 20,000 people.
As you read the text, which is divided into four chapters: “Destiny to be Peaceful,” “Destiny to be Lucky,” “Destiny to Live Well,” and “Destiny to Achieve,” you will be able to find the inner strength and wisdom to lead a life that you have always thought was uncertain and uncertain, flexibly but unwaveringly.

“Looking back on the past five years, it has been a time of both external success and internal accomplishment.
If I had to go back five years and start over, those were such brilliant days that I don't think I could do as well as I do now.
I think it's because I said "it's meant to be" over 10,000 times.
Because the dark fate was dyed with the brilliant light contained in those words.
I believe that while destiny is something that is given, there is also a part of it that we create ourselves through the power of words and thoughts.
So, from now on, whenever you have a chance, say, “I am destined to do well.”
If you have the time, I would like you to pass this message on to everyone you meet.”
---From the "Prologue"

When your mind becomes distracted, take a deep breath and exhale slowly.
Just quietly observe your incoming and outgoing breaths.
Then, at some point, there will come a moment when that breath turns into light.
In Vipassana meditation, that light is called Nimitta.
The moment your breath becomes light, you see inner peace between each breath.
In the inhalation and exhalation, we gain the awareness of accepting everything and letting go of everything.

---From "The Moment When Breath Becomes Light"

In Buddhism, there is a realm called ‘six supernatural powers.’
The ability to move the body as one wishes, the ability to hear distant sounds, the ability to see into the minds of others, the ability to know past lives, the ability to see through everything, and lastly, the ability to be free from suffering.
They say that when you reach the point of enlightenment, you reach liberation.
So, it is perhaps natural for ordinary people like us to live in a state of suffering and lose our way in it.
But if we can be free from that suffering even a little, that would be truly great.
Today, take a slow look at what afflictions are holding you back.
And try to practice letting go of that worry.
As we put down a small stone, our hearts will become a little lighter, and in that lightness we will find a small sense of liberation.

---From "A Very Small but Great Liberation"

The five blessings are, first, longevity, living a long life; second, wealth, living in abundance; third, peace, living in good health; fourth, virtue, living a life of sharing virtue; and fifth, peaceful death at the end of life.
A life with the five blessings is not a life that is bright and flashy, but a life that is natural, like a river flowing into the sea.
The river flows ceaselessly, occasionally quenching thirsty teeth and gently avoiding rocks when it hits them.
And finally, they reach the vast sea and become one and embrace each other.
A blessed life is one that does not go against the flow of the world, but simply moves forward naturally until it reaches the sea.

---From “A Life of Five Blessings”

There are many living beings in the world, but only humans ask themselves questions.
You can ask yourself questions like moonlight illuminating the deep darkness of the night.
Where does the path of my life lead, what does my dream whisper, where does my heart and being reach?
You can ask and ask again.
In my journey to find that answer, I discover myself.
My footsteps shine on their own and find their way through the darkness.
So, the person standing on that path comes to know that he is the true 'me'.

---From "You can ask and ask again"

Flowers that bloom in time will fall when the time passes.
So, you should not be concerned about the coming and going of fate.
I am grateful for the fragrance he left on me during the hours we spent together.
If I had the eyes to truly recognize the people who are like mountains in my life and the people who flow like water, then even if my whole life is shaken by the storms of the world, my heart would always be calm and my life would be one where joy and abundance come to me like a stream.
A person who is as unchanging as a mountain and a relationship that approaches like water, the place where the two meet is the place of life's back mountain and face water, the place of my life's fortune.

---From "Life's Ups and Downs"

There is no such thing as a bad relationship from the beginning.
The moment we miss the time to stay and part ways, the relationship begins to go astray.
Memories between people are just fragments of moments, but as those fragments accumulate, we create beautiful memories, and sometimes even moments of separation are left in beauty.
Therefore, the best gift we can leave each other is a beautiful moment that will remain in our memories.
So don't hold on.
And don't get caught.
Those who know when to leave will always have beautiful memories left behind by those who leave behind.
That is the truth of parting.

---From "The Truth of Parting"

There is a term in Buddhism like this.
‘If you look deeply into your mind, you will see that everything is connected and one.’
Even the smallest trembling in my heart returns as a great resonance that shakes the universe, and a single breath I take spreads out to the distant stars.
Everything comes together and nothing stands alone.
You and I, that distant star and even the soil of this land are connected as one and dance in the same flow.
The wind shakes the trees, and the shaking sends roots deep into the ground, causing the ground to bloom again, and the flowers spread their fragrance throughout the world.
In this way, one thought, one small word, returns to us as a great wave in the world.
So remember, within your heart right now lies the power to change the world.

---From "The Power to Understand All Things"

When we reach the end of our lives, we will face two assessments.
It is the evaluation of others and my own evaluation.
Other people's evaluation is usually called success, and my own evaluation is called achievement.
Regardless of how others see me, if I can say to myself, "I lived well" or "I have no regrets," then that is already an accomplished life.
What we have achieved is not based on external standards, but on the fruits that have grown within our hearts.
Now, take a good look at what I have accomplished.
Depending on how I interpret and evaluate my past, my life will take on a completely different light.

---From "A Fulfilled Life"