The I Ching in Everyday Life: My Journey to Enlightenment

Because I have been writing a book recently and haven't found a suitable book to read, I recommended this one to me this morning and read it in one go. I read it from morning to night. Of course I turned it on double speed, but the experience was very good. I feel like an old friend who understands me. Our moods are so similar. I hope more and more people can wake up, save the heart of salvation, and cultivate their own character. We can all find our original intention in life, and we will not live this life in vain. Let's encourage each other!

So pure, gradually entering the true way. Having entered the true way is called attaining the way. Although it is called Taoism, it actually means nothing. To transform sentient beings is called attaining the Tao. Those who understand this way can teach the holy way. When reading, the words can calm my mind and encourage us together. There is no greater desire than the desire to practice Taoism, but this desire makes me feel at ease. I don't have the anxiety of being in the name of money. It doesn't matter whether I succeed or not. I can go as far as I can. If I live up to my expectations in this life, I will have peace of mind.

Cultivate your mind in life Chance to see it.

It all adds up to one sentence: Do the right thing at the right time, in the right way. Sound familiar? Isn't this what we are pursuing every day? "Cheating life and not even believing in yourself." Do you know what the problem is? Because you have been picking fruit, but you have never planted the tree. 1. We all want to reach the sky in one step, but we forget to learn to walk first. When I was a child, I started learning mathematics from 1+1. No one teaches you calculus right out of kindergarten. But why do we dare to skip the basics when it comes to "Book of Changes" and rush directly into the door of "explaining hexagrams and deciding things" and "seeking good luck and avoiding evil"? As soon as I learned about "metal, wood, water, fire and earth", I wanted to judge the good or bad fate of others; As soon as I remember "A and B belong to wood", I start to tell people their fortune; After listening to a live class, I wish I could "calculate with my fingers and predict the future" the next day. This is not talent, this is delusion. True wisdom is never achieved quickly. It's like a big tree - The deeper the roots are, the more lush the branches and leaves will be; If the root system is shallow, even if a flower blooms, it will fall when the wind blows. The roots of this thousand-year-old tree in the Book of Changes are called: Yin and Yang. Yes, these are the two words Lao Tzu said: "The less will lead to gain, the more will lead to confusion. "The meaning is very simple: If you focus a little bit, you will get something; if you are greedy for too much and seek perfection, you will not be able to grasp anything in the end. My eight-year detour: I was once a fool who "study randomly" During my first few years in the industry, I was really like a lunatic. I heard that Teacher A is good at horoscopes, so I went to learn them; Master B is proficient in Yangzhai Feng Shui, so I signed up; School C's theory that plum blossoms are easy to count is extremely effective, so I paid again... I visited more than ten famous teachers successively, spent hundreds of thousands of dollars, and wrote 17 notebooks. What is that fire? Even if no one understands it, you still want to understand the laws of the universe; Even if you are called a "magic", you are still willing to calm down and read a book; It's the unspeakable joy you feel when you see a family avoid disaster because of your words. This is the real "motivation". If your motivation is wrong, the sooner you start learning: talk less and be obedient more Put aside your ego and ask for advice humbly. Don't rush to question, learn to listen first. In the mid-term: Don't be greedy for too much, take root first Focus on one area and work hard on it. It is better to be inactive for three years than to relax for one day. Late stage: Dare to break, good at integration Break out of siled views and embrace diverse wisdoms. For real masters, what is the key to the first stage? Talk less and listen more. Don't rush to express your opinions and don't be too busy to refute others. First, read the ancient books and lay down the basic skills. Even if you only understand one hexagram in a year, it is better than devouring ten books. When you finally stop bumping around and start quietly reading, thinking, recording, and practicing... Congratulations—— You have opened the first door. The second stage: gain knowledge first → learn skills again → practice more → feedback and correction → integration. Read to your heart's content, take root and grow without fear of change. The harder you work, the harder it hurts. Doesn't it look like hard work? . Sound common? Even a little old-fashioned? "?"

In fact, I think a real novice might not be able to read this book. Only those who really understand something (those who have already walked or are on the road) can continue, because they can find resonance! May you and I both be destined and have a successful future [Learned] [Learned] [Learned] Recommended for resonance

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It's so well written, I feel like I've suddenly found my direction.