Five Essential Truths Analysis

Five Essential Truths Richard Rohr talks about “Five Essential Truths,” as an introduction to his book. I agree with all of them. You will be provided with a clear explanation to all those truths, in the next paragraphs. Life is hard. I agree with him because after hearing too many of my friends’ stories of life; I have realized it is not as easy as I thought. When I was a little girl, my dad had a job as a truck driver, and my mom was the best house-keeper I have ever seen. My three sisters and I were so lucky to always have my parents right there for us. We went to school and learned many good things I still remember. One thing I liked the most was I never worked when I was a teenager because my parents did everything look wonderful and useful for us. But after some years of experience as a teacher; I have noticed that there a lot of people with different problems that I say I am a lucky woman. God loves me a lot. …show more content…
I agree with him because I know success and fame are not as important as people think. There are a lot of people who has a lot of money but they cannot enjoy life, they cannot even sleep as well as I do every night, they are not free to go everywhere they would like. You should know that you are really important to your family members and that you will not find -in the entire world- people who love you more than your own family. Your life is not about you. I also agree with him to the extent that you should live trying to help others to find yourself doing a really great thing. It feels great when you can help others to do something they do not know, and you help them learn that by sharing your ideas. I think is all about sharing with others, helping others, making people feel happy when they are with you. It always makes me feel good when I share my knowledge with somebody. I am not saying I am so smart but at least I try to share the few things I know to make them feel