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According to marine biologists, humpback whales use sunlight, stars and Earth's gravity to guide their 10,000-mile annual migration. Despite the influence of ocean currents, the whales are still able to swim in straight lines—to the north to feed and to the south to mate—with annual longitude differences of less than one degree. Most of us heard these stories from documentaries like Discovery Channel or Penguin Travel. But when we encounter this phenomenon in real life, we are stunned and start thinking that we are missing out on a lot of behavior happening around us. By introducing the impact of light on people, the author encourages us to perceive the light of consciousness with our hearts, to see new things, to experience differences, to rewrite cognition, and to discover new selves and the world.
"Within the light cone is destiny." If our lives are positioned on the scale of the universe, our position in space and time will not exceed the range illuminated by the light around us. This book encourages us to examine our daily life and life in a physical way, deeply perceive the existence of light, and follow the guidance of light to do what we should do to realize the value and meaning of our existence. This attitude will make us calm, no longer obsessed with the past and the future that has not yet come, and focus on the power of the present.
"Humanity has become a tool for their tools" – in this chatGPT In the era of intelligence that can replace most of human work, Thoreau's words are really enlightening to read today. We live for life, but we forget that our five senses, including our eyes, are in response to external stimuli. The meaning of existence itself does not lie in the completeness of these organs. On the contrary, it is only the freedom of the senses. However, integration is the true nature of our lives. It is the right of human beings to choose, but now it has become a burden for many people. The reason is because we are immersed in knowledge rather than wisdom, and true wisdom needs to be explored from our hearts. Before the various perceptions of life appear, we open our arms to welcome them.
One becomes enlightened not by imagining shadows of light, but by becoming aware of the dark aspects of oneself. ——Carl Jung
I like the author Jacob Israel Lieberman's unique perspective. The eyes, the eyes of the soul, and the eyes of consciousness should live well in the present moment and handle everything in the present moment. Use your breath to connect yourself with the universe... Pay attention, it's really hard, but it's fun. I can't say enough about that silent and calm observer.
The sufferings of life often make us lose ourselves, unable to find where we belong, and where our future lies. However, after overcoming the sufferings, we will find that we have climbed to another peak, seen a broader world, and experienced an unprecedented sense of accomplishment. Let us dare to challenge suffering, re-recognize ourselves, see new things, rewrite our own life chapters, and let ourselves be the guides on our own life paths.
Only by practicing and experiencing it yourself will you gain something different. Life comes from light. As long as we ignite the love in our hearts, the light of love will make our lives more exciting and peaceful.
Enjoy the moment and live in the moment!
A good book that can make people think about unknown things
We are with the world
Nature and life are not accidental but inevitable
It's really great
It's amazing, some of the experiences are similar to my own!
If you understand this book, it will be of great help to your life. Thanks to Jacob Israel Lieberman