After reading "The Way of Heaven", I understood: The more people think like this, the stronger their "aggression" becomes
In the dead of night, sitting alone in the study, holding "The Way of Heaven" in his hand, he had a lot of thoughts in his heart. Closing the page, I fell into contemplation of the contents of the book. According to the book, the higher the person, the less aggressive he is, but he is driven by an inner force. However, this is not a truth that everyone can grasp.
As I think back to some of my life, I can't help but wonder why some people are so aggressive in the face of dissent, are they insecure and therefore take an aggressive approach to challenges? Maybe they have been in a situation where they feel helpless, so they use aggression to cover up their vulnerability? All kinds of questions come up and I can't help but fall into deep thinking about human nature.
Perhaps, behind the aggression is an inner uneasiness. Those who are always accustomed to questioning others may be a self-defense mechanism that arises from a sense of uncertainty about themselves within them. They try to make up for the emptiness and insecurity of their hearts by questioning others to show their ingenuity. However, they don't realize that this aggressive behavior only alienates them from others and isolates them.
Others, on the other hand, are obsessed with the little things, constantly finding fault with others, trying to assert their authority and strength in this way. However, they don't realize that true strength is not reflected in being critical of others, but in the act of being kind to others and helping others. It is only by being kind to others that you can truly earn the respect and trust of others.
In "The Way of Heaven", the attitude towards the weak is emphasized. True strength is not reflected in bullying and contempt for the weak, but in caring and respecting the weak. Therefore, those who always show a domineering posture in front of the weak are actually the most vulnerable people at heart. They try to hide their inner turmoil by bullying the weak, however, they don't realize that this behavior will only further weaken their inner strength.
In the dead of night, I pondered these questions in silence. Perhaps, only by deeply understanding the philosophy in "The Way of Heaven" can we truly comprehend the true meaning of this world. In this world, aggression does not conquer people's hearts, and only through kindness and gentleness can you earn the respect and trust of others. Only by putting away aggression is the best way to fulfill yourself. #Is the truth in "The Way of Heaven" still applicable now?#