The greatest folly of a person is refusing to face the problems head-on
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The greatest foolishness of a person is refusing to face problems head-on and being afraid to confront difficulties. One day, we will have to face all the problems and difficulties in life head-on and solve them. From the perspective of Zen wisdom, all problems are ultimately issues related to the mind; by returning to one’s true nature and then addressing the problems, much better results can be achieved.
Yesterday, while browsing TikTok, I came across two words that are truly soothing to share with you: “allow”. Buddhism teaches us about the impermanence of things, and we should allow such impermanence to exist. .
Keep learning* to understand yourself more deeply!
It’s not about keeping learning*; it’s about constantly enduring unfairness and treating rules as a joke
That’s right. We must be brave enough to face the problems head-on.
Facing simplicity is easy; gaining awareness is difficult; taking action to awaken is even more difficult.
If one doesn’t even bother to look directly at it, isn’t that just like “On Learning”?
You don’t have that much time to read, that’s obvious.
I’ve forgotten it all; the one on the second floor is quite nice, with a very Zen atmosphere.
It is a matter of courage as well as a matter of dealing with facts; psychological factors such as vanity and fear of taking responsibility are at play
But sometimes reality is cruel; aren’t we also living like Ah Q? Who can claim to have never used Ah Q’s method of psychological victory? Everyone can talk about big principles, but few actually put them into practice, because we are all ordinary people living ordinary lives filled with daily necessities