Life is not actually as complicated as many people tell you it is. Your efforts are your assets, while behaviors that lead to bankruptcy are your liabilities. So-called liabilities include: passive thinking, greed for money, insincere interactions, a lazy personality, lack of love for others, and hypocrisy toward friends. True assets, on the other hand, include: foresight, selflessness, (kind) etiquette, (sincere) friendship, and taking pride in oneself.
A true friend is better than a relative, always giving silently; a true friend is like a family member, always helping you solve problems and relieve difficulties. If you are fortunate enough to find such a confidant in life, cherish them wholeheartedly! Life is never smooth sailing, days are not always of great wealth, life is full of bumps and turns, and relationships are not guaranteed to last forever.
It’s okay if you have it, and it’s okay if you don’t; don’t pursue it aggressively, nor reject it outright. Coming and going are all natural and destined. There is nothing to be overly happy about, nor anything to be overly sad about. It is all a performance, a normal cycle of connection and separation. Since we have seen through it all and understood it clearly, we are no longer moved by these things. This is a mind of unwavering stillness.
Three thousand strands of blue hair fall to the waist, three thousand layers of dust fall to the ground, where do the three thousand threads of trouble fall? Words cannot speak from the heart, where does the heart yearn, and where does one look? Flowers and leaves fall, the clear breeze flows, silver light spills, sealing off the dust of this life. Gazing at this silence, one feels a desolate chill, and tears fall in loneliness. The excavated torrent flows ceaselessly. It turns out I am alone here; the sound of falling tears covers the rhythm of my heartbeat.
There is no doubt that the question mark is the key that opens all the doors of science. Most of our great discoveries should be attributed to "how," and the wisdom of life probably lies in asking "why" about everything.
