This is a story about how our perception of the world shapes our experiences. The story starts with a newcomer to a village who asks the zen master if he will like it there. The master asks him what the people were like in his old town, and the newcomer replies that they were nasty and greedy. The master then tells him that those are exactly the type of people who live in this village as well.
Later, another newcomer asks the same question, and the master again asks about the people in the old town. This time, the newcomer says that the people were kind and lived in harmony. The master tells him that those are exactly the type of people who live in this village as well.
The point of the story is that we see in the world what we expect to see. If we go into a new situation expecting to meet bad people, we are more likely to find them. But if we go in expecting to meet good people, we are more likely to find them as well.
This is because our expectations shape our perceptions. When we expect something, we are more likely to pay attention to things that confirm our expectations, and we are more likely to ignore things that contradict them. This is called confirmation bias.
So, if you want to have a positive experience in life, it is important to have positive expectations. When you go into a new situation, expect to meet good people and have good experiences. This will help you to see the good in the world, and it will make your life more enjoyable.
In addition to the story, the video also includes a motivational message. The speaker says that we should be good to the world and give love to the world, and that the world will return the favor. This is a reminder that we get what we give, and that if we want to live in a loving and kind world, we need to be loving and kind ourselves.