Chaos begins to open, and everything begins to be seen. The clearer rises to heaven, and the turbid sinks to the earth. The reason why heaven and earth have been able to live forever in the world is that they are not born for themselves, so they can last.
Thus the saint placed himself behind the multitude, but his thoughts and steps instead came before the multitude. I didn't care too much about my own life, but I better saved my life. Is this the reason for being able to set aside one's own selfishness? It is precisely because there is no selfishness, but it has achieved its own selfishness.
In fact, as long as you observe carefully, there are many examples in life, for example, many times, the more you want something, the more you will not get it. The more you ask for, the less you get. For example, ancient emperors wanted to live forever, and in the end, most emperors died early. Many times it is a heart to plant flowers and flowers, and there is no heart to plant willows. The more you have no needs, the easier it is to be satisfied, there is a saying called "people to no demand for self-esteem". No desire is just right!
The same is true in the workplace, some people, the more they want to express themselves, but the more they can not be reused. Selfless people in life are giving, rarely for themselves, and in the end they have achieved themselves. Selfish people think of themselves in everything and end up with nothing to fish for. So the saints are the same, seemingly for others. Instead, he fulfilled himself.