In the hustle and bustle of life, we often encounter all kinds of unsatisfactory. Maybe it's because children always struggle to win in games, adolescent boys and girls fall into unrequited love, or people in the workplace are helpless about work. These worries, like invisible shackles, bind our hearts and make us struggle with endless anxiety.
In search of relief, I decided to step onto the park track on a weekend afternoon and run to release the stress in my heart. In the park, people enjoy their own time, either running or strolling. I had planned to run 10 laps to wash away the gloom, but by lap nine, the sore feet reminded me that it was time to slow down.
I took a deep breath and gave up on my original goal for a leisurely stroll. At this moment, I deeply realized the wisdom of "no will, no necessity, no stubbornness, no self", and I can face the challenges of life more calmly without being obsessed with the set goals.
Thinking back to last week, I ran a long distance in the pouring rain in anticipation of the arrival of spring. The heavy rain seemed to be a baptism between heaven and earth, and made me feel the vigor and vitality of life. At this moment, I slowed down, but I found a different kind of beauty.
I saw people dancing slowly in the park, their dancing was slow, but full of charm and grace. This made me realize that slowness is not a defect, but a unique rhythm. In this fast-paced society, we should perhaps learn to slow down and savor every moment of life.
As I immersed myself in this tranquility and comfort, I suddenly realized that every detail of life is worth cherishing and reminiscing. Whether it's yesterday's laughter, today's running, tomorrow's anticipation, or the tomorrow's unknown adventure, these will become precious memories in our lives.
At this moment, I felt peace and contentment. I slowed down, not only to relieve my physical exhaustion, but also to leave a peaceful space for my mind. In this space, I can listen to the sounds of nature and feel the beauty and true meaning of life.
The rest of life is short, so let's slow down and savor those overlooked moments!