On the day I was born, the midwife put me on the scale. The scale shook three times and finally stopped at three pounds and two ounces.
The midwife was my distant second aunt. She told my mother: "This child has a short life and cannot control his wealth. In the future, he will either be rich or die on the street." My mother didn't believe it and named me Sanjin, saying that it would be easier to make a living with a cheap name. It was many years later that I realized that those who are short-lived are not even qualified to do bad things - because you cannot bear the karma. But no one told me at that time that people who do bad things are often forced to do so.
