我们无法延长生命的长度，但可以拓展它的宽度。

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In this world, the primary task is to be a good person. Understand self-love and self-respect, and cultivate a heart that is both open and fulfilled. Only then can you withstand the blows of fate and be worthy of its blessings.

Sometimes, you must let go to realize if something was truly worth holding onto.

Karma has never owed us anything, so please do not complain.

Buddha is not an idol, but the fruit of spiritual cultivation. One does not necessarily need to burn incense and kneel in worship; Buddha resides in the heart, not outside the body. Buddha was once a human, and humans are future Buddhas. Buddha became Buddha by seeing through situations that ordinary people cannot and accomplishing what they cannot. Humans remain human because they are entangled by the seven emotions and six desires, unable to see through or escape them. If the heart can have a sudden enlightenment and learn to be content, we can all become Buddhas.

Life does not sell return tickets. Once you depart, there is no coming back.

Life is unique. While the length of everyone's life is roughly the same, its width is immeasurable. We cannot extend its length, but we can increase its width.

Given this, why not face life rationally? Resolving our mood first allows us to resolve problems more effectively. If we cannot be masters of our mindset, we will eventually become slaves to our emotions. A good mood leads to a good state of mind, resulting in efficient work and a smooth life.