Text: Flipping through the books in his spare time
Man is flesh and blood, and this makes us weak. More fundamentally, man becomes weak because of the need to survive.
If you can't understand people's weakness, you can't soothe people's hearts.
Even if a person lives a life of food and clothing, he must still have his own troubles.
All people, rich and poor, are limited by "being born with an end."
Milan Kundera wrote in The Unbearable Lightness of Life:
"Once a person is intoxicated by his own weakness, he will be blindly weak, and he will fall into the street under the eyes of everyone, fall to the ground, and fall lower than the ground."
In the face of life and destiny, no matter how strong the will, there will always be a moment of defeat. Every time you stand up from a rout, it is an extraordinary place for people.
Surrendering to the difficulties of life, falling at its feet, is not the life we want.
Recognizing man's weakness, but always being able to resist its temptations in the depths of his heart, is a lesson that life teaches us.
If people really have a process of maturity, every time they get up after falling, it is a maturity.
Just as the calluses on the hands are caused by labor, they have experienced and endured pain, and they spontaneously become stronger.
Life is not about surrendering to our weaknesses, it is about wanting us to transcend.
Just like a mother looking at a toddler, she wants him to fall, but she knows that it must go through this process.