comprehensively meets four major needs just like the synthesis of chemical substances. When the integration effect reaches the "critical level", we will experience spontaneous combustion - the explosion of internal synergistic effects, thereby igniting the fire in our hearts and creating ideas, passion and adventurous spirit in life.
The key to the fire in our hearts is our spiritual need to make dedication, and to transform other needs into the ability to make dedication. Food, money, health, education and love become resources that actively help to meet other people’s unmet needs.
When we can effectively meet our needs and turn them into the ability to make dedication, think about the impact of this on the way we use our time and the quality of life. One of the founders of modern psychology Abraham Maslow proposed the hierarchy of needs, and he believed that "self-realization" is the highest experience for people. But in the last years of his life, he revised his previous theory, acknowledging that a person's highest experience is not "self-realization", but "self-transcendence", that is, living for goals that are above one's own.
In the words of Berner Shaw :
"This is the real joy of life... Strive for the great goal I think... exists as a part of nature, not as a handful of fanatical and selfish loess with the pain of birth, old age, sickness, death, and people... I think that my life belongs to the entire society. As long as I live, I will do my best to contribute to society. I will devote myself to it and die. The harder I work, the more meaningful I live. I am happy because of living. For me, life is not a short candle, but a brilliant torch, held high by me for the time being. I hope to make it burn brightest as much as possible, and then pass it on to future generations."
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