I have read the book "Live Well" by The Japanese doctor Mr. Hinohara before, as if listening to a 105-year-old man pointing out life, daigo empowerment, quite profitable.
The same feeling arises when reading Time is the Medicine. The author of the book is 96-year-old working pharmacist Eiko Hiruma. Longevity people definitely have some of their unique secrets, and Grandma Eiko shares her work and life experience of working as a 96-year-old child to readers. This is like prescribing a "heart medicine prescription" to young people, healing the soul while making the body relaxed and life happy.
In the book, Grandma Eiko tells her own views and summarized life experiences from the aspects of work, life, interpersonal relationship and self.
At work, insist on learning, continue to make progress, and find the difference between today and yesterday.
Maintaining vigorous vitality is the key to happiness and the secret of longevity.
Grandma Eiko is the "oldest working pharmacist" and intends to work until the end. At work, taking care of the customer's body, but also caring about their psychology, it can be said that they warm each other.
"No matter what kind of work, every day to learn", Eiko's grandmother pharmacist work for 75 years, still maintain curiosity and enthusiasm for work, "as long as every day as a special day different from yesterday", the same work, but the people I contact every day are different, the feelings paid are different, if you think so, the work is not so boring and coping. It's also her way of making every day full of novelty and anticipation.
"People can have new experiences no matter when they start, and they can grow and develop no matter what age they start from."
This is eiko's grandmother's personal valuable experience and a kind persuasion to the reader.
Many people look to the head for their work and even the kindness of life, as if there will be no waves, but no matter how old they are, no matter how old they are, as long as they continue to learn, look positively, discover and understand new things that are different from yesterday, have new experiences, and have the enthusiasm for life.
Therefore, curiosity is a good medicine, and moving forward is also a good medicine.
Grandma Rongzi works diligently and attaches importance to customers, in addition to work, she will also chat with customers, and she also attaches importance to her family in life.
"Talking to someone is a cure in itself." And it will be more honest to chat with people who are also a little bit distant.
So she understands the importance of giving her family space and not interfering with each other's life choices. It is to really think about others from the heart, to care for others, to take care of other people's emotions, but also to take care of their own emotions, to care for themselves.
So, warmth is the medicine.
For the 96-year-old, Grandma Rongzi has accumulated a lot of valuable life experience and life wisdom.
When reading this book, it is like listening to a "think tank grandmother" teaching life experience, and it is also listening to a doctor who is good for us to tell us to take good care of our own life.
In the book, Grandma Eiko emphasizes the need to cherish time and take the time to love herself.
"Whoever can find happiness can win happiness."
Don't envy others, pay more attention to what you have. The limbs that can be flexibly moved, the breathing that can be flown freely, are all very luxurious freedoms, and it is necessary to cherish and self-satisfy.
Let go of the old things and start the day with a positive mindset every day. Focus on the present, make today the best day, let yourself live a full and happy life, accumulate the seeds of happiness in your life, and discover true happiness. The time to accumulate happiness and accumulate is the whole life.
"Time makes people stronger, softer, and deeper bonds. One day, time will heal the heart and heal everything. Time may be the 'medicine' of life. ”
So, "Time is the Medicine."
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