In the busy city life, each of us has faced such moments to a greater or lesser extent: the pressure of work makes people breathless, the entanglement of interpersonal relationships makes people tired, and the inner confusion and confusion are like endless black holes, swallowing our happiness and tranquility.
In moments like these, we all yearn to find a power that can help us regain our inner peace and guide us out of the labyrinth of life.
But in fact, Lao Tzu gave the answer early in the Tao Te Ching, but we may not have really gotten the wisdom in the book, or we know but don't know how to do it.
Perhaps it was fate that I came across Mr. Xue Mo's "Lao Tzu's Heart", which was like a bright light, allowing me to find a peaceful world in the hustle and bustle. Written by a Chinese first-class writer, this book is part of his "Snow Boiling<道德经>" series, which interprets the wisdom of the Tao Te Ching in simple terms and closely integrates it with modern life, providing us with a new philosophy of life.
With his rich experience in psychological counseling and in-depth understanding of Chinese culture, Mr. Xue Mo interpreted the esoteric concepts in the Tao Te Ching in easy-to-understand language. He does not stop at the exposition of theories, but shows how these ideas can be applied in real life through vivid stories and examples from daily life.
For example, Lao Tzu's ideological interpretation of "weakness is better than strength" can be applied in our workplace, many times to overcome rigidity with softness, to retreat into advance, but can allow us to better deal with difficulties and solve problems.
When dealing with interpersonal relationships, Lao Tzu's "rule by doing nothing" can allow us to influence and inspire others with a calm mind in the face of fierce competition and complex interpersonal relationships. This approach not only allows us to find our place in the workplace, but also makes our relationships easier.
Compared with other books that deal with the Tao Te Ching, Lao Tzu's Thoughts is unique in its pragmatic interpretation. Teacher Xue Mo not only explained the philosophical ideas of the Tao Te Ching, but also emphasized the application of these ideas to practical life. He discusses common issues in modern life, such as stress management, interpersonal relationships, etc., and then shows how Lao Tzu's Thoughts offers a new perspective and solutions.
This book is the second book I have read by Mr. Xue Mo, and the teacher's words have a kind of magic that will make you unconsciously immersed in it, to feel and experience. More importantly, the content of the book also has practical methods, cultivating the mind, cultivating the body, and cultivating a transparent heart.
In 2024, as the opening book, "Lao Tzu's Heart" will be the first choice, which can make a good start to the new year. Whether you are a beginner or an in-depth researcher of Chinese studies, this book can bring you new inspiration and thinking.
Follow the footsteps of Mr. Xue Mo to explore the application of the wisdom of the ancestors in modern times, understand the wisdom of the ancestors, and open up a new pattern of life.
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