Worries are present every day, but if you don't pick them up, they naturally disappear. For the matters of this fleeting life and the concerns in your heart, let what comes come, and let what goes go, welcoming and sending off with a calm and peaceful mind. A saying from Zen Buddhism states: Do not forget the kindness of others, do not calculate the grudges of others, do not think of the faults of others, and do not dwell on the mistakes of others.
In this complex world, we live simply. On the long journey of life, we will meet many people and experience many things. No matter what we encounter, we must learn to possess a tolerant and sincere heart. Life is like a tree; only by pruning the branches and twigs of regret and remorse can we have our own sky. Those who live a bit foolishly are easily happy; those who are too clear-headed are easily troubled.
As people grow up and mature, having gone through many things, they often become fragile and sensitive. Many times, when unhappy, they do not tell their families or friends, turning all their joys and sorrows, reunions and partings, into a faint touch of melancholy at their fingertips, blooming unlovingly in every season.
Beautiful things always happen when you expect them to. What you want may not arrive in the shape or form you imagine, but your request will certainly be answered. All you need to do is look forward to its arrival and firmly hold onto the thought of what you desire. You have such great power in your hands; why not use it?
