Wisdom does not come from the outside world, but from the true essence of one's own heart. Most of the time, our hearts are obscured by external objects, covered by information, knowledge, and desires. Only by clearing away the turmoil within our minds can the light of wisdom illuminate us.
When the world fails to provide us with a sufficient purpose and meaning for our existence, we should take the initiative to find reasons for living and explore the true meaning of life.
Failure is not a big deal, nor is falling down. The key is to clearly know what you are supposed to do.
People have different habits, much like unique facial features. Cultivation requires entering the crowd, polishing and adapting to people with different temperaments, and ultimately achieving a state of harmony and amicable coexistence.
We do not live for turbulence, yet it is through turbulence that we become clearly aware of our own existence. The highest reward in life is that fleeting moment when sorrow turns into joy.
Some feelings are not left unspoken, but feared; some people are not unloved, but absent. Those flowers that remain unfaded through the years may still appear vibrant on the surface, but their inner selves are already covered in dust. That person who came and went in my life is still there. As time passes, their 'colors' have already withered, never to return to what they once were, yet they remain etched in my heart.
When you have the strength to act on a whim, you will likely stop doing so because it becomes a hassle. Life is roughly like this. When you cannot make a decision, let time help you decide. If you still cannot, just do it first and talk later. It is better to make mistakes than to be left with regrets.
If several dissonant notes are cleverly combined, they might play an exceptionally beautiful symphony. It depends on how you appreciate it, but the performer is certainly enjoying the process.