At the Foot of Yanwei Mountain

This is a book written for people who don't like the hustle and bustle, prefer to be alone, and practice silently in the world of fireworks. Everyone in the world rushes to the sea of ​​​​people and chases the excitement, but there are always people who prefer to retreat to a corner and confront themselves gently. We are used to pretending to be gregarious in the crowd and numbing our hearts in the busyness, but we forget that true growth and self-healing are always hidden in quiet solitude. And "Under the Swallowtail Mountain" is a pure land in the mountains prepared for every soul who prefers quietness and inward practice. Yanwei Mountain stands silently. The shape of the mountain is like a swallow's tail. It is not ostentatious and not sharp, hiding the gentlest concentration of the mountains. It does not advise people to rush to prosperity, nor does it teach people to strive for perfection. It only uses mountain breeze, clouds, grass and trees, day and night as its language to explain the true meaning of solitude and the original intention of practice. There are no ups and downs in the book, no deliberately sensational words, only slowed down time, a calm state of mind, and a thorough practice of reconciliation with oneself. People who like quietness will eventually find resonance in the book. When we enjoy solitude, we are never lonely and alienated, but we know how to choose. Avoid useless social interactions, stay away from noisy distractions, sort out your emotions, settle your thoughts in solitude, and see through your inner confusion and obsessions. This book understands your peace of mind when you are alone, your perseverance in silence, and your sobriety that does not want to follow the crowd. It lets you know that silence is never mediocre, but the most rare self-enrichment. Those who persist in spiritual practice will find their way home in books. True practice is never about escaping into the mountains or breaking away from the world, but about cultivating the mind in daily fireworks and cultivating one's nature in solitude and silence. Every paragraph in the book is a gentle inner practice!