The seabed is motionless as the waves roll endlessly on the surface of the sea. The waves are like the endless manifestations of this world, but if your consciousness can be as steady as the seabed, all the surface waves will have no effect on you. You can even influence the fluctuations of the waves.
The notion of “possession” is a fallacy. In reality, we do not own anything in this life; we are merely temporary custodians of things. Yet, we spend our entire lives striving for “possession,” and… more
While young people may work hard to learn various skills, success is not guaranteed. However, investing time in improving one's mindset can lead to more friends, better relationships, increased… more
The world's problems can largely be traced back to one root cause: the human desire for more. Whether it's individuals, groups, or even nations, everyone is always striving to acquire more and more… more
Everyone strives to enhance their personal energy levels through exercise, fitness, and energy-boosting foods. However, these measures only elevate physical strength. Mental fortitude cannot be… more
Our environment is full of conflict and confrontation, which is a manifestation of low energy. Peace is the most powerful force.
Young people need to raise their energy in order to achieve success. However, this energy does not refer to the physical strength gained after exercise, but rather to an infinite heart of… more
When one day you come to the realization that you possess nothing, you will find true freedom.For all that we own are but chains that bind us.The more chains we accumulate, the more trapped we become.
How to extend your lifespan? Consider human life as a mathematical formula. When you are young, it's like 6 + 9 = 15, with things on the rise. However, as you age, the formula becomes more like 60 -… more
Posted @withregram • @_thezero__ If you could understand that everything eventually returns to the world of zero, your wealth, your family, your life's work - everything in this world is just a… more
When you miss someone, observe where exactly this "missing" is. Is it in your heart? In your mind? In which part of your brain? In which cell? Is it in the left or right side of your brain? In which… more
We are accustomed to wanting more, to possessing more. When will we learn to want less, to not possess? When we learn to reduce our burdens, the less we possess, the more freedom we will have.
By the time you see the river, you are already beyond it. By the time you see the mountain, you are already beyond it. When you can see your own fluctuating emotions, you are already beyond them.… more
In emptiness, there's no difference between "me" and "others." It's just the manifestation of one entity. "Me" is part of "others," and "others" are part of "me." So, doing good to "others" is kind… more
We enter the world with nothing and leave with nothing. Nothing material can be taken with us. Letting go of our attachments to possessions and desires is the first step towards true freedom.
Information is simply information. It's in the air, you can't see it, you can't touch it, but it will come to your mind as a thought. In the realm of the "information world," there is no space or… more
The notion of possessing someone or something is a misconception. You can never truly own a person or thing. You can only experience them. This is the essence of the virtual world, and it is also the… more
Mental health problems often stem from the realm of 'information.' If you know how to manage information, you can eliminate many of them. In this world, there are only two paths to follow: the left,… more
When we want to succeed, first we cannot have too many obstacles, otherwise it will be difficult to make any progress. Obstacles come from conflicting information from all sides, and this information… more
The person you're always looking for is always the wrong one, because you can only meet people who are on the same frequency as you.
In the vastness of space, everything is just an aggregation of information. It gathers in one moment and disperses in the next, just like the people you pass by on the street. One moment you bump… more