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Naruto·Three Dharma Practice Chapter Naruto has been lonely since childhood, obsessed with the recognition of others, and deeply obsessed with it. Practitioners hiding in Konoha use the three methods of mind-observation, self-enforcement, and gratitude to inspire people to break through their confusion and achieve enlightenment. The mind-observation method helped Naruto see his inner fear and unwillingness, break free from the shackles of "proving himself", his chakra turned from restless to stable, and the Rasengan became more pure; Sasuke saw the source of hatred and gradually let go of his obsession with revenge. I enforce the law and break the arrogance of "I am the strongest, I suffer the most, and I am right". Kakashi walked out of the haze of Obito's death and shouldered responsibility calmly; Obito realized that the so-called ideal world was nothing but an illusion woven by ego. The method of gratitude allows everyone to see your protection and companionship. Naruto is grateful to Iruka and Jiraiya for growing up from a lonely boy to a leader who empathizes with all living beings; the ninja coalition is grateful and works together to resolve the infinite Tsukuyomi with their faith. The three methods penetrated the disputes in the ninja world, and Naruto finally became the Hokage. He did not rely on strength to crush, but stabilized the ninja world with his heart. No matter how strong the ninjutsu is, it is not as strong as the heart; no matter how deep the grudge is, it is not as good as having peace of mind. Guided by the three methods, the ninjas cultivate their minds and break their attachments, ushering in true peace. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.