The Wind Stops and the Mind Calms Down, the Flowers Fade and the Thoughts Disappear

Others have illuminated me, and I want to illuminate others through my own modest power. The unsatisfactory love, the suppression of family, the difficulty in satisfying material pursuits, marriage and orientation, various aspects of the world, and other topics need to be discussed one by one. The writing is exquisite, not watery, and incorporates some elements of Buddhist philosophy, reincarnation, and cause and effect. I am not a Buddhist believer. Pure belief or disbelief are both superstitions. I only believe in the truth, and the truth shows people in different faces and leads to the same destination through different paths. It is God, Buddha, and the Tao. A novel that goes against the times, not to cater to the commercial market, but to complete myself, otherwise it would be contrary to the essence of my novel. Life is short, and what we can do is limited. I don't want to create garbage. I want to tell others what I have gained and bring light to others, instead of deepening others' greed, anger and ignorance. In the Dharma Ending Age, with the extreme pursuit of material things, the human spirit is weak and powerless, and the truth is reversed. It seems solid but is actually weak. We think the world is real and regard everything as real. In order to find happiness, we have spent countless time and labor. However, when pain comes, the emergence of impermanence, and the turbulent birth and death, we are still caught off guard and unwilling to let go. The answers obtained by looking outside are fragile and perishable. Everyone's life is a road to self. How should people survive? Most people rely on their own inertia to study, fall in love, get married and have children. I always doubt this fixed and established path. If people want to live by their own nature, they need to go against the trend and need a lot of precious qualities, especially the courage to go their own way.