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It's a pity that this book has good or bad results. I hope that when you had the idea of ​​writing a book, you could feel the beauty it brought to you. This idea has its own insights into the formation, residence, and destruction of emptiness. As the core of the Buddhist cosmology, "formation, residence, and destruction of emptiness" can be applied in the following three dimensions: 1. Accept impermanence and break attachments. The world and life all follow the cycle of "creation (birth), residence (stability), destruction (decline), and emptiness (destruction)." Projecting this perspective into life can help us: Let go of anxiety about gains and losses: The ups and downs of career, the gathering and dispersing of relationships, and the rise and fall of the body are all natural processes. There is no need to be overly obsessed with short-term success or failure. Facing changes calmly: Accept the changes in life stages like the changing of seasons, such as from working hard in the workplace to family responsibilities, or from youthful vitality to calm aging. 2. Seize the moment and actively create "Living in the calamity" (stable period) is the most precious stage in life. Buddhism emphasizes the "impermanence of all actions" and reminds us: Cherish limited time: During the "kalpa" of life, focus on current choices and actions, such as working hard, spending time with your family, practicing good deeds, and avoiding wasting opportunities due to procrastination or confusion. Transforming "bad calamity" crises: When encountering setbacks (such as career slump, health problems), regard it as a warning of "bad calamity", proactively adjust the direction, and turn the crisis into an opportunity for growth. 3. Transcend reincarnation and pursue awakening The ultimate revelation of "formation, residence, and destruction of emptiness" is to break the illusion of "eternity" and guide us to: Cultivation of the mind and abandonment of attachment: By being aware of the "birth, existence, change, and disappearance" of thoughts (the emergence, persistence, change, and disappearance of thoughts), we can reduce our dependence on the external environment and cultivate inner peace. Pursue the meaning of life: See the possibility of new life in the nothingness of "empty disaster", understand that death is not the end, but a new beginning, so as to transcend the fear of life and death and focus on the improvement of the spiritual level.