1. Life is eternal creation: This is the concept of evolution. Since it is called "life", it must be endless and have a destiny. If it does not experience creation, it will inevitably perish. Look at life from the perspective of history, the passing away is like a man, and never give up day and night; look at life from the perspective of the present, it is alive, and existence is the truth; look at life from the perspective of the future, it is eternal, constantly transforming existence way. Life is like a grass seed. When integrated into the soil and nurtured by a suitable environment, it will grow into a seedling or a grass seed. It will then hatch into a grass seed, and then wither and die. It will be integrated into the soil. It is constantly growing and creating. ;

2. It contains excess energy: life without energy is defeated and decayed, and is not what a passionate poet like Tagore cares about and loves;

3. It keeps overflowing: life is like a river that flows endlessly, and when the flow stops, it dies again;

4. Beyond the boundaries of time and space: this is the autonomy, freedom, and The tendency of freedom, which must transcend and challenge the limit, is the life form that poets love, sing and praise;

5. It constantly pursues: This is a way of existence of life, stillness Life is equivalent to death, and only by constant pursuit can the power of life be shown;

6. Expressed in various forms of self-expression: The reason why this vivid life is alive is that it The variety, variety, and individuality of the paintings are a symbol of existentialism, an artistic performance, and a testimony of rationality.

7. In short, this famous saying embodies Tagore’s philosophical thought: he believes that the highest consciousness, the highest reality, and the highest existence of all things in the universe is "Brahman", which is "infinite". "Infinite" covers "finite" and governs "finite", and "infinite" exists in "finite". He even believes that "infinity" itself has no meaning at all, and "infinity" can only be expressed in "finite", just like a song (infinity) needs to sing (limited) to be expressed. Secondly, he not only explores the relationship between the human spirit in the "finite" and the "infinite", but also explores the relationship between human mental illness and the natural and phenomenal world. His religious and philosophical thoughts belong to the category of objective idealism, but there are some reasonable factors because he focuses on phenomena and people. Of course, the focus is on human spirituality.