Be Glad the World is Not Fair
A fair world is plain, even, and terribly dull.  The only people who want a fair world are those who have not discovered themselves and estimate that they are below average.  A "found" person will always be far above average, sufficient to negate their deficiencies and be of great net worth to the universe.  There is absolutely no scarcity of ability and talent, only an inability in recognition and a fear in policy.<p>
The largest impediment to success is, of course, fear.  It is the fear that rulers and governments harbour that mankind is a dumb and lame mass-creature.  It is the fear of parents that their children cannot succeed.  It is the fear that bad happenings that must be protected against is the rule of life.  It is fear that the sun may not rise tomorrow and that the universe is devolving into chaos.  These are all terrible lies and the belief in them by people make them scared and small.<p>
The truth is that there is a God here.  He is pulling us inexorably toward a finer, brighter existence, but we must stop fighting against it.  We must also reach out toward him, sluffing off impediments within and without, for that is the way of becoming as God is, a person who is free of lies, who knows who he is, and has attained the stature of his ability.  You can do this as well and God, who is your father, wants to show you how it is done.  The beginning is to seek God and follow him.