The next sentence is to have a clear conscience.

To understand one's thoughts means to do what the heart wants. If you want to do it, do it. If you can't do it, try hard. Even if you fail, you will not regret it. After all, you have tried it. The second meaning is to be relaxed and indifferent, to pick up and put down, to think openly, not to get into trouble, not to go into dead ends, and to achieve smooth thinking. Having a clear conscience also has two meanings.

One of the meanings is to treat others with a clear conscience, treat everyone sincerely, empathize with others, put yourself in their shoes, consider issues from others' perspective, and treat others with a clear conscience. The second means to have a clear conscience about oneself, treat life and work positively, work hard, study hard, and strive to create good conditions and a better living environment for yourself and your family.

Watch movies, read novels, watch anime, play games, travel, keep pets, make wood carvings, etc., do anything you have never done before, stay curious, and stay childlike. Let yourself live every minute and second to the fullest, and when you die, be satisfied and die without regrets.

Others: The mind is clear and the mind is solid

The so-called "thought is clear" means that when you do bad things (such as killing people and grabbing treasures), if you don't do one, you won't stop. Just keep being bad, lest you deny yourself, become mentally entangled, and stop feeling "good" anymore.

The so-called "strong Taoist heart" means to believe in dead truth. One road will go to the dark side, hit the south wall and not look back. It seems that if you look back, you will be doomed and the "Taoist heart" will collapse.

The practitioners and even the so-called "immortals, Buddhas and saints" "nurtured" by such fallacies are scheming, treating shamelessness as glory, and despicability as magic weapon. There is no most shameless, only more shameless; there is no most vulgar. , only more vulgar.