Often give your soul a bath
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We, the generation born in the 1980s who are working professionals, went to school during the period of expanded university enrollment, took out loans to buy homes, and face immense pressure every day. With jobs and families to take care of, we may feel physically tired, and a good night’s sleep can help with that. But how can mental stress be alleviated in a healthy way? Let me tell you a story: An Indian learned the art of moving mountains from his master. After practicing for several years, the apprentice began to recite spells in an attempt to move the mountains, but they didn’t budge. The apprentice complained that the mountain wouldn’t come over, to which the master replied, if the mountain doesn’t come, then you go over there – isn’t that the same as the mountain coming over? Yes, if you can’t change others, then change yourself ； If you can’t change the situation, change your attitude toward it. Otherwise, you are considered unintelligent, and you are the kind of person who causes trouble for themselves. Education is a matter of the soul, and teachers should have a pure heart. However, mundane and busy work, a restless atmosphere and environment, as well as the setbacks and difficulties in life, often cover our hearts with dust and fill us with resentment. Sometimes it's inevitable to complain about bosses, colleagues, parents, and children ； Complaining about salaries, complaining about evaluations, complaining about performance awards, complaining about bonuses ； Complaining at school, complaining when back home, complaining even during outdoor activities... Some say that happiness spreads happiness, while resentment spreads resentment. Entering the classroom with resentment harms the children ； Entering school with resentment affects the colleagues around you ； Returning home filled with resentment means that it is one’s own family who suffers; over time, such resentment harms one’s own psyche as well as one’s physical health. Therefore, we should also often cleanse our minds, washing away impurity, irritability, and resentment, and keep our souls bright. Try to view your family, leaders, colleagues, parents, children, and everyone around you with an appreciative eye ； Try to approach everything that happens around you with a calm mind, and you will find that happiness is right beside you. After all, we don’t become teachers to get angry; as we try to change ourselves, the world changes as well due to those changes. Let’s share any good insights you have
Stay calm, stay calm, stay calm! ! !
“The world will change because of our changes”! I’ve been working for almost twenty years now; all the sharp edges from once have long since worn away, though a trace of them still remains deep within me. Looking back, it really had to be done this way! What cannot be changed can only be adapted to; otherwise, too much will be lost. That tiny bit left deep within me is my principle as a person!
I hope we, who were born in the 1980s, can make our own contribution to **
Without arrogance or impatience, taking things step by step, success will eventually be achieved.
Life is like a map, with forks in the road appearing always in areas where one might think things are going smoothly. If you take the time to think about it, there’s always a specific place waiting for you.
I rarely complain, and I also don’t want to hear others complain. Complaining is a sign of incompetence; one should learn to endure and find solutions when faced with such situations, otherwise life would be too painful
I took a bath, thanks! A great ocean can hold many rivers; greatness lies in tolerance! Rising a thousand feet high; without desires, one becomes strong!
Mindset determines everything! Working itself is also a form of joy; one must adapt to society.
The four keys to good health: quitting smoking and limiting alcohol consumption, a balanced diet, moderate exercise, and maintaining a balanced mindset!
Thank you, OP! ! ! :handshake
Mindset, um, mindset, um... What is mindset?