Mr. Jue Xin's wisdom in life In the late Warring States period, heroes were vying for the throne. In the troubled times, some people were chasing fame and wealth, while others were in constant fear. However, Mr. Jue Xin, a hermit from Wei, maintained a clear mind in the troubled times with a transparent heart. He spent his whole life practicing the wisdom of being in the world, cultivating one's mind, understanding people, and solving problems, and became a model for later generations to cultivate their lives. Mr. Juexin's real name is Su Che, and he was born into an ordinary family in Wei. When he was young, he was full of edges and corners and was known as "thorny head" by his neighbors. He is talented, but has an impetuous temperament. He likes to show off his talents and knowledge, and is easily impulsive when things happen. He always speaks straightforwardly and openly. Because of this temperament, he runs into obstacles everywhere and is struggling. At that time, Su Che was bent on fulfilling his ambitions. With his well-written strategy, he went to see the official of the Wei State, hoping to get the opportunity to serve as an official in the court. In the main hall, in order to show off his talents, he would talk loudly regardless of the occasion, and even belittled the political opinions of other ministers in public, eager to highlight himself. But this publicity was met with a sharp rebuke from the doctor, who bluntly said that he was young, frivolous and unfit for practical use, and his official career was completely cut off. After being frustrated in his official career, he turned to business. Because of his impulsiveness and blind decision-making, he lost all his savings in a huge gamble. When interacting with others, he was still outspoken and did not know how to restrain his sharp edges. He unknowingly offended countless relatives and friends, and finally ended up in a situation where he was alone and alienated from all his relatives. At the age of thirty, Su Che met an old man selling jade in the market. The old man guarded a jade stall and remained silent and calm in the face of all kinds of picky and unreasonable customers. He was neither eager to defend nor deliberately show off the beauty of jade. Only when he met someone who truly understood and cherished jade would he speak softly and explain the texture and heritage of jade. Seeing that Su Che was impetuous, the old man gave some advice: "The most stupid thing a person can do is to show off everywhere; the highest state of a person is to be silent. The real value is never to shout out or fight for it, but to be able to be seen by others." The old man's words were like enlightenment, awakening Su Che who was deeply obsessed with it. He suddenly came to his senses, and since then he has restrained his sharp edge, lost his impetuousness and publicity, changed his name to "Jue Xin", lived in seclusion in the countryside, and devoted himself to self-cultivation. From then on, Mr. Juexin no longer talked about his ambitions to everyone, but kept calm and quietly polished his knowledge and character. When he had differences with others, he no longer rushed to refute and argue, but learned to listen to what others had to say first. When he achieved small achievements, he did not publicize them everywhere, but only regarded them as the cornerstone of the road ahead and moved forward steadily. In just a few years, Mr. Juexin's calmness and wisdom gradually spread among his neighbors. Hearing about his reputation, various princely states sent people to come here one after another, hoping to invite him to help and work together for the great cause. But he declined them all, and still stayed at the mountain hut, saying calmly: "The time has not yet come, so it is better to cultivate yourself with concentration and keep your heart, which is the right way." In the secluded hut, Mr. Juexin personally hung a wooden sign with a few mottos engraved on it: "Irritability is because of my own incompetence; impatience is because of insufficient experience; tiredness is because of too many ideas." This is not only his introspection of the past, but also the principle of cultivating his mind throughout his life. Once upon a time, a young man full of anger came to visit Mr. As soon as the young man entered the door, his face was full of anger, he slapped the table and complained loudly about the unfairness of the world, lamented that he had not been recognized for his talent, and denounced the imperial court for its mediocrity. Mr. Juexin said nothing. He just handed him a glass of turbid water and said slowly: "Look at this glass of water. When it is shaken, the sediment is churning up. You will never be able to see the true nature of the bottom of the glass. Only by calming down and waiting for the sediment to settle can you see the true color of the glass." Seeing the young man frozen in place, the husband continued: "You are irritable because your own abilities are not enough to change the status quo; you are impatient because your experience is still shallow and has not accumulated over the years; you are exhausted physically and mentally because you always seek approval from others but forget to seek the stability of your own heart." After hearing this, the young man looked ashamed and bowed his head in silence. He volunteered to stay with his husband, and followed him in farming, reading, and enlightenment. Day by day, he slowly lost his impulsive temperament. Later, he became an official. Faced with the intrigues and power struggles in the court, he always remained calm and adhered to his true intentions, and eventually became a famous minister. He often reflects on his teacher's teachings: "What he taught me was never about tactics, but the way to cultivate one's mind. Once the mind is set, the path will naturally be smooth." Mr. Juexin has already engraved the principles of mind cultivation into his bones and integrated them into his daily life. When he encounters unsatisfactory things in life, he never blames others. Instead, he reflects on himself and repeatedly asks himself: "What can I do? Where do I still need to improve?" When faced with rumors and groundless criticism from the outside world, he never deliberately defends himself. He only says calmly: "The pure will become clear from themselves, and the turbid will become turbid. If your heart is not chaotic, you will not be coerced by external rumors." In addition to dealing with the world and cultivating the mind, Mr. Juexin's way of understanding people is also exquisite. He never uses complicated and tricky methods to test people's hearts. He can see clearly a person's nature and character through just a few words and a few subtle actions. One year, two young people came together and wanted to become his disciple. As soon as the first young man entered the door, he couldn't wait to talk, boasted about his intelligence and ability, and kept belittling other students. He was full of arrogance and conceitedness; Mr. Juexin did not hesitate at all and chose to accept the second young man. Others were very puzzled, so my husband explained: "A person can see clearly the faults of others to be sober; to be able to face one's own shortcomings is to be awakened; to be able to discover the advantages of others is to be sensible. The former only sees the shortcomings of others and never knows how to reflect on himself. Such a mind is destined not to go far." There was also a wealthy businessman who specially came to visit and asked my husband to help choose a reliable housekeeper. The wealthy businessman brought three candidates. The first one was eloquent and eloquent, and praised himself as perfect; the second one was taciturn and down-to-earth, and only admitted that he would do his best to do his job; the third one was full of calculations, and kept exploring the rich businessman's family background throughout the process, and his words were full of desire for benefits. Mr. Juexin immediately suggested that the wealthy businessman choose the second one. He said: "Only those who dare to admit their own shortcomings can work down-to-earth; only those who know how to learn from the strengths of others can continue to improve; only those who can stick to their true intentions will not be Coerced by desire. The third person only has interests in his eyes and has no bottom line, and he will definitely betray you in the future." The wealthy businessman followed the advice, and the housekeeper turned out to be loyal and kept the family affairs in order, which confirmed his judgement. When Mr. Juexin was seventy years old, civil strife broke out in Wei, and the war quickly spread to the small town where he lived in seclusion. For a time, the people in the town were panicked and in chaos. Some people were running around, some were hoarding food crazily, and some were even fighting with each other for supplies. The chaos was evident. But Mr. Juexin is still sitting peacefully in the hut, reading and farming every day, with an indifferent expression, as if the wars and disputes in the outside world have nothing to do with him. A young scholar was very puzzled and stepped forward and asked: "Sir, there are wars and dangers outside. Aren't you afraid?" Mr. Juexin put down the book in his hand and answered slowly: "In life, whether in troubled times or prosperous times, if you want to break out of the situation, you only need to grasp three core dimensions: clear cognition, wealth thinking, and stable core." He further explained: "First, clear understanding. I know that the war will eventually subside, and blindly fleeing will only increase the danger, so I will not be kidnapped by the panic of the outside world, keep my heart and wait and see what happens; second, think about wealth. Although I don't have gold, silver, or jewelry, Having food, seeds, and the ability to live and work are the most reliable assets in troubled times; thirdly, I have a stable core, no matter how the outside world shakes me, I can keep my pace, stay calm, and not be disturbed by external turmoil. " After hearing this, the scholar suddenly became enlightened and immediately decided to stay with his husband and study and guard his heart together. Later, the war subsided, and most of those who fled everywhere died in the war and were displaced. Only Mr. Juexin and the scholar survived the troubled times safely and were able to protect themselves. Mr. Jue Xin's life has gone from being flamboyant and impetuous in his youth and encountering obstacles at every turn, to being calm, transparent, and at peace in his later years. He has completed a complete cognitive awakening. He used his life experience to explain to the world the true wisdom of life: when dealing with the world, you must be calm and steady, and only by restraining your sharp edges can you move forward steadily; to cultivate your heart, you need to attribute yourself inwardly, reflect on yourself, and not be swayed by emotions. Only in order to have peace of mind; to know people, you need to know the subtleties, distinguish right from wrong, and see through the nature of people's hearts, so that you can choose good friends; to break the situation, you need to have a clear mind, be based on the basics, hold on to the core, and be able to deal with the changes of the world calmly. This wisdom in life is not only a way to stay in troubled times, but also a method of practice on the road of life. After years of accumulation, it can still bring endless inspiration to future generations.
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