Metaphysics is the key to understanding the highest achievements

When I first encountered the world of metaphysics at age 12, I didn’t realize that this learning would change the way I view success. Over the next 25 years, I underwent a very formal materialist education—from university to master’s and doctoral degrees. But everything changed when I discovered that ancient theories are not only philosophical but also contain practical methods that are real and measurable. This experience made me start asking: why is metaphysics an aspect rejected by modern educational systems?

When I began interacting with various prominent figures—university professors, scientists, senior researchers, even successful entrepreneurs—I found something surprising. In public, they are true materialists. But in private meetings, they fluently discuss the five elements, eight characters, astrology, and feng shui. This made me realize that metaphysics is knowledge that is not officially taught but is highly valued by those who reach the top. This experience motivated me to write notes over years of practice and learning, hoping to help you understand why this discipline is so important.

Differentiating Fate and Destiny: Two Concepts Often Confused

We often hear that “metaphysics is” about understanding destiny, but fate and destiny are two different things that require different strategies. Let’s use a simple analogy: if fate is the sea with various islands containing opportunities, then destiny is the ship we use to reach them.

Each island in your sea of fate has been predetermined since birth—some are easily accessible, others surrounded by storms and strong currents. Some islands require smooth journeys, others demand a very high price. But the real factor that determines whether you can reach them is the condition of your ship—that is destiny.

Changing fate is very difficult because it means altering the fundamental setup of your life, requiring a large karma payment. But improving destiny is relatively easy—strengthening your ship, enhancing your driving skills, understanding the routes better. Even a well-repaired ship can achieve effects similar to changing fate. That’s why understanding metaphysics is a true investment: you learn to navigate your own ship more wisely.

Injustice as the Foundation of True Success

Traditional education teaches that the world is fair: equal effort yields equal results. But experience shows otherwise. From a metaphysical perspective, everyone is born with different fate and destiny. Opportunities are different, navigation difficulties vary—where is the justice in this?

This is the most radical lesson I’ve learned: the height a person can reach depends on their ability to accept injustice, not deny it. Those who keep complaining, “Why is he rich and I am not, even though we work just as hard,” will forever be trapped in dissatisfaction. Conversely, those who understand that metaphysics is about accepting the reality of asymmetry, and who learn to leverage this injustice as a strategy, will reach a different place.

The same applies to uncertainty. Many seek certainty—guarantees of success, guarantees of well-being. But in your destiny, nothing is certain except taking action. You cannot force, you cannot demand. All you can do is seek with high discipline, pay the necessary price, and accept that some things remain outside your control.

Practice of Metaphysics and Cross-Checking Truths

Why do I ultimately choose to believe? There are several strong reasons:

First, although experienced practitioners use different methods, their interpretations of the same fate map often resemble each other very closely. This is no coincidence.

Second, I have met metaphysical families who have served great leaders for hundreds of years. They do not change, and ancient photos show astonishing continuity.

Third, and most persuasive: what my teacher taught me decades ago gradually became reality in my life. Predictions are not perfect, but the patterns are accurate in ways that cannot be explained by coincidence.

This article does not force belief but invites you to see the world from a different perspective. Many life problems may unravel clearly once you understand that metaphysics is a way to align efforts with the actual reality, not with what we imagine.

The path to the peak of success becomes clearer when we stop rejecting injustice and uncertainty, and start leveraging them. That is the core of why metaphysics is knowledge that is truly hidden by the educational system—not because it is wrong, but because of its power.

The choice to accept this perspective or stick to old views is, of course, in your own hands. As with fate: you must choose your own ship.