If you want to have a happy and happy life, you must first have a quiet heart, so that you can also see the world quietly. The Buddha said: Tranquility comes from within, don't look outward, the more you pursue, the more suffering there will be. Let go of the troubles of the past, don't worry about the future, and don't cling to the present, and your heart will be at peace. Understand with a quiet mind and live with a normal mind. Treat kindness with an inclusive heart and work with a grateful heart.
Life is a journey, bumping and bumping, ups and downs, being a faint and quiet person, just so not impetuous, not scrambling. Know that the busier we are, the more uneasy we are, because life itself expects not busyness, but rest in tranquility. Even if you don't have to stop the water, you still want to have a scenery in your heart.
The deepest and shallowest thing in the world is man's feelings; the widest and narrowest thing in the world is man's mind; the farthest and closest thing in the world is man's eyes; the biggest and smallest distance in the world is man's heart distance; the heaviest and lightest thing in the world is man's attitude; the most beautiful and ugly thing in the world is man's mind.