
Healing Begins in the Heart
病由心灭
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 104k Words
- Genre
- –
- Subgenre
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- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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A Book That Can Transform You and Change Your Fate
I want to read something similar to A Record of Changing Fate. Let’s experience together how Teacher Daoguang plants seeds of resilience in each of us, helping us find meaning in life and bravely pursue our dreams. Right thoughts, right intentions, and helping others are the keys to changing our fate and finding happiness 🔑 Grateful to Teacher Daoguang.
Packed With Practical Tips: A Comprehensive Study Guide
Looking for Top-Tier TCM Novels, Preferably Realistic and Without Immortal Cultivation
Traditional Chinese medicine, learning traditional Chinese medicine,
Low-Key Traditional Chinese Medicine Novels. Pure TCM, No Inner Energy or Mythical Elements
No showing off and face-slapping, no System, no transmigration or rebirth, no women, disciples, family, or national politics. No joining any private or government faction. Just a pure traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, quietly traveling around the countryside and small towns to treat people.
Looking for Recommendations That Teach You Real Skills and Help You Improve Yourself!
Are there any books that can help you improve yourself?
Real Life Has Me Crushed. Any Cozy, Everyday-Life Stories?
I want books similar to My Terrible Senior Somehow Likes Me? No reborn protagonists, Systems, high-level martial arts, fantasy, cultivation, or similar elements.
Addictive, Can't-Put-It-Down Book Recommendations
Looking for stories like "The Strange Immortal: I'm a Nobody in the Sect". Here's one to recommend. I enjoyed the plot, and it's worth reading!
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I am very touched and grateful to read this book. I examine myself three times a day and reflect on myself every day. Everyone has to look forward. Some things are unnecessary and not worth being too persistent or caring about. No one is perfect, no one is perfect, no one is perfect Life is impermanent and fate is few and far between. It is better to be yourself with all your heart and cherish the present moment. Live in the moment and feel the power of the moment Right mind, right mind, right conduct look down upon, look down upon clearly, look down upon Able to pick up and put down, don't cling to mistakes Accept everything about yourself, good, bad or otherwise Only by focusing on doing good deeds and accumulating virtue, correcting one's perception of all things, can one live up to oneself and the world.
Good book sharing: The theme of the book is that the heart is not disease, everything is born in the heart, and thousands of changes come from the heart! It's a pity that I didn't see it earlier, but maybe I couldn't see it, didn't understand it, and didn't believe it. Everything has its own destiny... The secret to "achieving" what you think in your mind is to do it in your heart and not in your mind.
This book is so well written, it's like meeting an old friend in a foreign land when the rain comes after a long drought.
I have lived for twenty-three years and have not reflected much. After reading this book, I understand that people should always reflect on themselves, observe their words and deeds, and tell themselves from the bottom of their hearts what can be done and what behaviors cannot be done well. I recommend everyone to read this book😊
It turns out that all diseases correspond to a kind of emotion. For example, most people with liver disease like to lose their temper. The corresponding method is to refer to "I don't want to be angry, don't lose my temper." All current situations also correspond to an attitude towards people or things, such as your attitude towards people or things. Your child is particularly doting and enthusiastic, but the child does not know how to be grateful and often makes you angry. This is the law of balance; if you take your pet too seriously, the pet will get angry; if you worry too much, your mind will be confused. There is a string of things above the word "heart", which is the word "suffering" from the word "suffering". In short, this book has opened up a new perspective for me, and I have learned about the cause and effect of emotions and diseases, and the relationship between one mentality and another person. It has taught me how to avoid emotional pitfalls, how to make my body and mind healthier by changing my mentality, and how to face all kinds of people or things in life with the attitude of water.
I will listen to this book again. I have a book called "Diseases Are Born from the Heart". I read it from a friend before I was 40 years old. I liked it very much, and with her permission, I took it with me. I have benefited a lot from using it since then. I usually don't have time to read more books because of my busy work, but here, I can also hear this book. Although there are some similarities, the principle and purpose are the same. I highly recommend that more people listen to this book.
Practical, very comprehensive, and super nice to listen to
Good book. My scalp often hurts. I shouldn't have a headache when I eat. Sure enough, it doesn't hurt anymore. Thank you, teacher. I will read this book carefully and read it over and over again. Let my family benefit too. Thank you teacher, thank you for your hard work.
Mood affects health. By adjusting your mood, you can understand society. People can eliminate bad emotions, cultivate their character, and achieve sufficient righteousness, so that their lives will be peaceful and happy and smooth. A very recommended book.
This book is very beautiful and the author writes it well.