Obviously, it is undeniable that from the small A5 screen of the electric paper book, I can't get a glimpse of the whole book, I can't let it rub in my hand like a paper book, but from the unevenly typeset text, I still picked up the honey jade brew that leaked in between, each drop is very pure, with the heaviness and profundity of the "emerald slate", but also has a timeless and simple text like the "Altar Sutra" and "Moses Slate".
The idea of this book attracted me from the beginning. What the author calls "dialogue with God" is actually a dialogue with one's own soul. Use some famous spiritual teachers (such as Ms. Zhang Defen... In the tone, this is a dialogue with the projection of the universe in the mind, and the author interprets the dialogue with the depths of his own soul as a dialogue with God, which coincides with the Buddhist view that "everyone has Buddha-nature" and "everyone has a Buddha in the atrium". The author equates his spiritual judgment of the opposites of the world with God, and thus begins his search for God and the world.
The author's question again has to do with "the meaning of life," but God's answer directly captures the question of "who am I?" It tries to make the author understand that life is to make people understand who they are, to understand who others are, to "find themselves." However, I do not agree with this answer, because before finding the self, one should first "forget" the self, that is, the Buddhist "breaking self-grasping" and not clinging to the subjective feeling of "me". The explanation of "self" in the book is that "people have forgotten the self, so they must find themselves", and this "forgetting" should actually be "too attached to it, so lost", and its root should lie in "attachment" in "too much".
Another highlight of the book is the search for "opposites", which complements the traditional Taoist view and is very exciting, so it is listed below. God first enumerates the pair of "being and non-existence", which reveals that the author "existed only now because the past did not exist", stripped away the eternity of existence because existence is non-existent, listed the opposites that people have and only have in their hearts, love and fear, and explained that because of the influence of the environment, people's actions are "fear", because fear... So make a choice. God exhorts the author that the act of love is great, and this again coincides with all Orthodox views.
To sum up, the author's God interprets the human mind as a part of God (referring to the collection of all spirits), and very successfully answers the misfortunes and blessings in human life, life, old age, illness and death, which can be said to be a balance between Western philosophy in the world of entry and birth. Fortunately, the author has mastered everything, or rather, God has grasped everything. (2nd Year)
