Title: The Transformation of the Glass Heart to the Vajra Heart
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As a mother, I used to worry about my daughter because she had a "glass heart". The glass heart means that it is fragile, sensitive, and cannot withstand wind and rain. The moment I learned to close my eyes, I realized that I needed to turn my daughter's glass heart into a vajra heart so that she could better face the challenges of life.
The daughter of the glass heart, always susceptible to outside influences. She will be lost when she doesn't do well on an exam, hurt in a misunderstanding between friends, and even burst into tears because of the plot of a movie. She has a glass heart, which makes me feel distressed and makes me full of worries about the future. I was afraid that she would not be able to handle the pressures of life, and I was afraid that she would not be able to face setbacks bravely.
However, by chance, I learned to close my eyes. Closing her eyes is not to escape from reality, but to give her daughter space to experience and grow by herself. I began to try to let go of my overly concerned daughter and let her deal with the troubles of life on her own. In the beginning, the process was very difficult. I saw my daughter struggling with frustration and my heart aching. But I know that this is the way she will grow.
Closing your eyes is a kind of trust, but also a kind of letting go. I trust my daughter and I believe she has what it takes to overcome Glass Heart. I let her try, let her exercise herself in life. The process was not easy, but I saw that my daughter was slowly changing, and her glass heart was gradually turning into a vajra heart.
Vajra heart means strong, courageous, and daring to face life's challenges. Closing my eyes allowed me to see my daughter's transformation, and she began to learn to think independently and solve problems on her own. At a school event, my daughter took the initiative to take on the responsibility of organizing the work. Despite the many difficulties she encountered along the way, she always maintained the vajra heart and finally succeeded in completing the mission. I was very relieved to see the confidence and determination in my daughter's eyes.
In order to make my daughter have a better vajra heart, I try to integrate the education method of closing eyes into daily life. When she is in trouble, I don't immediately lend a hand, but encourage her to think and try on her own. I support and help her when appropriate, so that she can continue to grow through setbacks.
Now, the daughter's vajra heart has begun to take shape. She worked harder in her studies and was more independent in life. She has learned to face setbacks and to cherish friendships. The glass heart faded away, replaced by the tenacity and bravery of the vajra heart. I know that this process will continue until my daughter fully possesses the Vajra Heart.
Looking back on this process, I am very emotional. Closing my eyes allowed me to see my daughter's growth and also made me understand the true meaning of education. As parents, we need to learn to trust our children and give them room to grow. We need to learn to let go and let them exercise themselves in the midst of setbacks. Only in this way can they have a vajra heart and bravely face the challenges of life.
The transformation from a glass heart to a vajra heart is a testimony to her daughter's growth. This process was also a valuable educational experience for me. I believe that as long as we as parents can learn to close our eyes, our children can have a vajra heart. Let's work together to witness the growth of children.