
Great Qin: Transcending the Ordinary to Become a Sage, Beginning with Unity of Knowledge and Action
大秦:超凡入圣!从知行合一开始
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Be sure to throw away your brain before reading, so that you will get a 5-star good article
Personally, I feel that I only have the appearance of Yangming Xinxue, but I don't live up to the inner meaning of Yangming Xinxue. This is just a feeling, a feeling without any reason. I just want to say it out, and you don't have to answer me.
It's pretty good\(//∇//)\Come on, keep up the good work💪🏻But if the protagonist doesn't have the power of the soul to derive it, that means he is the light of the soul [laughter] Wise people seek strength from within, while unwise people seek strength from outside. I saw this sentence before, but now [face covering] I suddenly realized that this is what it means [covering face] But the protagonist is only 12 years old. When did he grow up and stay 12 years old? [Laughing awkwardly], what is adulthood? [Laughing awkwardly] Let me write another one, about Xunzi's theory of human nature and evil. I remember one comment said that it is restrained by "rituals" and "laws". Another point, why do I feel that the protagonist's combat power is a bit overwhelming? And the protagonist is the world's unified society! For someone like Ying Zheng, how can one family and one surname govern the world? [Laughing awkwardly]
Pretty good! Worth reading carefully. The theme of this book is mind science, and the feeling this book brings to me is tranquility and tranquility, a feeling of peace of mind, unlike other books. As for other books, the refreshing feeling constantly arouses emotions and makes people feel ups and downs. There is no need to compare them, I can only say that each has its own advantages.
6[Laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing][laughing] If it is changed to a sand sculpture animation, it will definitely become a big hit [laughs][laughs][laughs][laughs] This is really an awesome sand sculpture animation theme.
The writing is very good. This is a book that can be regarded as a fairy tale at the beginning. Based on the heart and reason. To the conscience, the unity of knowledge and action. The mind is like a bright mirror, which can be brushed away from time to time, allowing people to deepen their understanding of the mind. After reading this book, I feel that I will not become a good person, but I will definitely not become a bad person. I will do small and convenient good things, and if I am reasonable, I will also curse. I just want to be an ordinary person and live a better life.
Confucianism sees differences in appearance, while Taoism sees the sameness in essence. Xinxue eliminates the absolute opposition between Confucianism and Taoism, eliminates the obsession with separation, embodies harmony, and has a method of practice. After reading the story, I finally understood that the protagonist is not trying to impose his own way on others, but is a kind of transcendence and tolerance. He is in the world of mortals but his heart is empty. As a bridge, Zen Buddhism finally connected the wisdom of Confucianism and Taoism. In the presence of all phenomena, the mind is bright and clear, the actions are smooth and unimpeded, rooted in reality yet transcendent, shouldering responsibilities yet free of mind, and undivided in body and function. In today's hustle and bustle era where the soul is homeless, it is really a good product.
It's not important to understand the truth, it's important to do it. Self-control and execution are difficult to practice. I know that watching videos and reading novels at night will affect my work tomorrow, but I still can't control it [laughing evilly]. A simple summary is that when you need to do something, strictly implement the best method you can think of and don't be lazy. Inertia is the hardest thing to overcome.
The author uses his own understanding to tell us Mr. Yangming's philosophy of mind in the form of a novel plot. Thank you to the author. Come on [Like][Like][Like]
It's a good read. Although I'm writing a book, I feel that the author has also become a practitioner. Repairing the heart mirror can solve 90% of diseases. After all, most diseases are worsened by mood. Readers who read this book can feel calm and happy. It feels like the author can take the psychiatrist certificate.