The golden sentence that describes everything for a reason is as follows:

1. The golden sentence:

1. Where there is wind, waves will rise, but no tide will calm down.

Appreciation: This sentence comes from the seventy-fifth session of Ming Wu Cheng'en and The Journey to the West, which takes the relationship between the wind and the waves and the river as a metaphor to show that the development and changes of things are causal.

2. No one can see the cause and effect of Mo Dao, but the children and grandchildren are far away.

Appreciation: Buddhism says that what goes around comes around, and what goes around comes around comes around, and what goes around comes around comes around. It's not that you don't report it. When the time comes, you will report everything. Don't think that karma is not seen. The near will be rewarded on yourself, and the far will be rewarded on children and grandchildren.

3. He who is extremely wise knows the fruits of wisdom, which is not enough to be ignorant of things.

Appreciation: This sentence comes from Guan Yinzi's Nine Medicines. It means the highest state of wisdom, that is, knowing that wisdom is not enough to know things is called stupidity. In Guan Yinzi's view, when a person reaches the extreme of wisdom, he realizes his own shortcomings and that wisdom alone is not enough to fully understand the surrounding things, and wisdom at this time also opens up stupidity.

4. What about pot calling the kettle black?

Appreciation: This sentence comes from Mencius Liang Huiwang, a Warring States thinker. This is Mencius' words to persuade Liang Huiwang, which means that he has the same mistakes as others, but laughs at others to a lesser extent. Although some people have made the same mistakes as others, it is actually a foolish act to laugh at people who have made big mistakes because they have made small mistakes.

Second, knowledge expansion:

Everything happens for a reason, which highlights the causal relationship between things and helps us understand and predict the running laws of the world. Understanding the meaning of every cause can make us analyze problems more rationally and make wise decisions for individuals and society.

The idea that everything happens for a reason is based on the existence of causality. Causality means that the occurrence and result of an event are influenced and restricted by several factors. In natural science, causality is obtained through experiments and observations. In social science, causality may be more complicated, influenced by many variables and external factors.