Knowledge can be taught, but wisdom cannot. People can find wisdom, embody wisdom in their lives, strengthen themselves with wisdom, and create miracles with wisdom, but people can't impart wisdom. I had this question when I was young, and it was my doubt that drove me away from the teachers. I have an idea, Jovanda, that you will think this is a joke or just a stupid idea, that is, the opposite of every truth is equally true. For example, only one-sided truth can be embodied in words; In fact, everything expressed or thought in language can only be one-sided, only half of the truth, and they all lack integrity, harmony and unity; When the Buddha preached the doctrine about the world, he had to divide the world into samsara and nirvana, illusion and reality, pain and redemption. People have no choice, especially those teachers who want to impart teachings. The world itself is everywhere inside and outside me, and it never falls into one-sidedness. No one or thing has ever been pure reincarnation or nirvana, and no one has ever been a complete saint or sinner. The world is so shallow because we have an illusion that time is real. Time has no substance, Jovanda, and I have realized this many times. And if time is not real, then the so-called dividing line between the world and eternity, pain and bliss, good and evil is just an illusion.

Most people are like fallen leaves, floating in the air, rolling and trembling, and finally helpless. But there are a few people, just like the stars running along the established orbit: the unpaid wind of fate cannot blow them, and their hearts have a set distance.

Thinking and senses are beautiful things at the same time, and the ultimate meaning is hidden behind them. People should listen to and touch them with the same concentration, listen to the mysterious voice from the deepest part of their hearts, and should not despise or overestimate either side.

Words can only reflect one-sided truth and lack integrity, harmony and unity.

The world itself is everywhere inside and outside me, and it never falls into one-sidedness. No one or thing has ever been pure reincarnation or nirvana, and no one has ever been a complete saint or sinner. The world is so shallow because we have an illusion that time is real. Time has no substance, Jovanda, and I have realized this many times. And if time is not real, then the so-called dividing line between the world and eternity, pain and bliss, good and evil is just an illusion.

Naive people can love-that's their secret.

Rivers know everything, and people can learn everything from them. You have learned to struggle, sink and seek the deepest bottom.

The world is not imperfect, or it is developing slowly on the long road of perfection. No, the world is perfect at every moment: all sins are blessed by God, all children are potential old people, all babies are marked with death, and all dying people will get eternal life. It is impossible for one person to realize how far another person has come. Buddha exists in robbers and gamblers, and robbers also exist in brahmins. Everything exists for the best-whether it is death or life, whether it is sin or piety, whether it is wisdom or stupidity, everything is inevitable. All it needs is my happy approval, my understanding and love; So everything is perfect for me, and nothing in the world can infringe on me. I know through my soul and body that my depravity is necessary, I must experience greed, I must pursue wealth, experience nausea and fall into the abyss of despair, and thus learn to resist them; Learn to love this world, and no longer compare it with a world of desire and imagination or a fictional perfect illusion; Learn to accept the world as it is, love it and be happy to belong to it.

For a true seeker, if he sincerely expects enlightenment, he can't accept any teaching. However, an enlightened person can realize any road and any goal, and nothing can separate him from the immortal sage of Qian Qian.

Therefore, I think all existence is the best-whether it is death or life, whether it is sin or piety, whether it is wisdom or ignorance, everything is inevitable, everything only needs my appreciation and approval, and everything only needs my understanding and love. . . Learn to love this world, and no longer compare it with a world of desire and imagination or a fictional perfect illusion; Learn to accept the world as it is, love it and be happy to belong to it.

I have no right to judge other people's lives, I can only judge for myself. Meaning and reality are not hidden behind things, but all phenomena existing in things themselves. When a person can be so simple, so awakened, so focused on the present, and walk through the world without doubt, life is really a kind of enjoyment. People should only listen to their inner voice and not be driven by any external force, waiting for the moment of awakening; This is a good and necessary behavior, and everything else is meaningless. Although the writing is beautiful, it is nothing more than meditation; Wit is beautiful, but it can't be tolerated.

Through my soul and body, I know that my depravity is necessary, I must experience greed, I must pursue wealth, experience nausea and fall into the abyss of despair, and thus learn to resist them; Learn to love this world, and no longer compare it with a world of desire and imagination or a fictional perfect illusion; Learn to accept the world as it is, love it and be happy to belong to it.

He no longer pursues the essence, and no longer attempts to pursue his own goals on the other side of this phenomenal world. When one looks at it with childlike eyes, the world is so beautiful: the moon and stars in the night sky are beautiful, and streams, beaches, forests and rocks, goats and scarabs, flowers and butterflies are all beautiful. When a person can be so simple, so awakened, so focused on the present, and walk through the world without doubt, life is really a kind of enjoyment. The sunshine is refreshing, the shade is refreshing, the taste of the stream reservoir is refreshing, and the taste of pumpkin and banana is refreshing. .

"Qiao Wenda, I think love is the most important thing in the world. It may be important for great thinkers to study, explain or despise the world; But I think the only important thing is to love the world, not despise it. We should not hate each other, but treat the world with love, praise and respect, and be kind to ourselves and all life. " "I understand you, but that's what the Buddha said. He preached tolerance, self-denial, compassion and patience-but there was no love. He forbade us to be bound by secular love. " "I know, overseas Chinese wenda.

The world is not imperfect, or it is developing slowly on the long road of perfection. No, the world is perfect at every moment: all sins are blessed by God, all children are potential old people, all babies are marked with death, and all dying people will get eternal life. It is impossible for one person to recognize what another person has achieved.

I like this book very much, and I like Hesse's attitude and introspection towards the world. I hope you like it too. You're welcome.