拥有知足的心，你会意识到烦恼常常源于过度的欲望。

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Upon careful reflection, one realizes that distrust of others is essentially distrust of oneself. When we try to infer others’ inner thoughts, we are actually using our own life experience as a mirror, projecting it onto others, and then deciding whether to trust them or not.

If you put in a little more effort than others, you will gain better results; if you show a little more ambition, you will achieve greater prospects; if you persist a little longer, you will win success; if you are a little more determined, you will create miracles.

When you view the world with a detached mind, you will understand that wealth and status are fleeting like passing clouds. With a content heart, you will realize that worries often arise from excessive desires.

If you become strong enough, others cannot reject you; if you can discipline yourself, difficulties cannot stop you. Only by changing yourself first can you change your world and your life.

In all matters, one must stay grounded and practical, avoiding empty imagination and empty talk, and instead focusing on truthful and steady effort. With such an attitude, truth becomes clear in learning; with such an attitude, achievements become possible in work.

What we truly need is actually very simple—perhaps a gentle breeze, a few white clouds, and a few beautiful scenes. Only through “simplicity” can we return to the essence of life. The many flavors of life eventually condense into one word: simplicity. Effort is like salt—without it, even the best life becomes tasteless.