Frank Herbert. Chapter Of The Dunes (№ 352766)

Put yourself in the position of an observer, and you always miss the essence of his life. This provision can be worded as follows: "Live the fullest possible life." Life is a game whose rules you can learn only by participating in it and playing to the end. Otherwise you will not be able to maintain balance and will constantly be surprised by the variability of fate. Outside observers constantly complain that fortune always turns away from them, and good luck passing by. Such people refuse to understand that they themselves, at least partly, the creators of their own luck.