I have taken everything in the world very lightly now! The fame, wealth, or love in the world are all passing clouds.
I also pursued all the things when I was young, such as fame, wealth, and sentiment and righteousness. The one that focuses the most on love. Did the word love ruin my life? Maybe it was the word love that made my life?
Profit is the most basic requirement for people's survival.
When I first started working in the lawyer business, it was for the minimum basic requirement for survival. Only when the minimum living requirements are met can we move towards high-end living needs.
I don’t care much about my pursuit of profit. As long as the basic living conditions can be met, it will be met. If higher requirements can be met, it doesn’t matter if it cannot be met.
Friendship and fame are not a strong requirement for me, and I am optimistic about fame, but my pursuit of fame is not too fierce. The relationship between merit, fame and fortune is relatively close. I also understand that if you have merit and fame, you can get rich quickly, but due to my personality, it is impossible for me to do this.
My biggest flaw is a love. It is because of this word love that ruined me and made me successful.
When I was young, I became secular and pursued merit, fame, profit and love. As I grow older, how do I find that these things are slowly fading? It feels like they disappear. Will your mind become pure if you dilute these things?
I don't know if people of the same age as me feel this way too? Is this the so-called Buddhist language?
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