In the journey of life, facing choices is inevitable. Choosing one path means abandoning the others. People often sigh, “If I had known, I would have…” This is actually a form of disrespect towards one’s own past decisions. When faced with choices, we should not hesitate, nor should we overly obsess over immediate gains and losses. Until the end of life, no one can predict the true significance that a choice will ultimately bring. Walk firmly on the path you have chosen; whether it involves crossing forests, traversing deserts, climbing mountains, or crossing the sea, the answers you seek will be found along the way. Take each step carefully today to minimize detours tomorrow, reducing blemishes and regrets in life. Whether right or wrong, we should settle these experiences in our hearts, using them as references and navigational guides for the future.
If a restarted life were just a draft, how wonderful it would be to rewrite it! Indeed, life happens only once for each person, and everyone desires it to be brilliant and glorious. Unfortunately, life has no drafts. Life is inherently imperfect, and regrets are ubiquitous, which is the true nature of existence. Despite the many regrets in life, if you can calmly observe yourself and connect the dots of your entire life, your existence will be endowed with extraordinary value, whether ordinary or great. This is because your soul has undergone purification, and because you are now able to answer the questions posed by life. There is no draft for life; every step is precious and should be taken with grace and fragrance.