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Tranquility comes from within, don't look outside!

Truly changing your heart is the first place to start anew!

If you don't bother yourself, others will never be able to bother you. Because you're in your heart, you can't hold other people's worries.

Living for a day is a blessing and should be cherished. When I cried that I had no shoes to wear, I found someone who had no feet.

The network is virtual, there is no real spiritual teacher!

If you have a normal heart and face everything calmly, you will find that the life of the blue sky and the rainy and muddy life are all a kind of scenery!

What would you do if you were to be put on Mars, and you would be alone there, and you would never be able to go back to Earth and interact with people?

If you have the chance, take a look at the book "The Road Less Traveled".

Books can also be great mentors.

Why bother to go to a spiritual guru -- you are yourself, your mind will tell you when to do what to do and when not to do it, isn't it?

And I don't think you should be able to look for it, because often you will ignore what is already in your life in the deliberate search.

Besides, don't rely on anything, because there will be an end to anyone, and that day you will be heartbroken.

Krishnamurti 20 World's Greatest Spiritual Gurus recommend checking out.

usually speaks less and has a serious expression, giving people a feeling of arrogance and not daring to violate, which is called majesty; Give yourself a goal to achieve, look at the sky alone in the early hours of the morning, the most important thing is to be quiet at all times, and not afraid of trouble. The above is the legendary nourishment of qi.

Fu Peirong, born in 1950, is originally from Shanghai.

Education: M.A. from the Graduate School of Philosophy, National Taiwan University, Ph.D. from Yale University.

Experience: He was the dean of the Department of Philosophy and the director of the Institute of Philosophy at National Taiwan University, a visiting professor at Leiden University in the Netherlands and the University of Leuven in Belgium, and is currently a professor in the Department of Philosophy at National Taiwan University.

Honors: Selected as the most popular professor in the university by Taiwan's "Minsheng Daily" and awarded the Teaching Excellence Award by the Taiwan Education Authority. His works have won Taiwan's highest cultural award and the highest literary award.

Professor Fu's "Philosophy and Life" course has been fully attended by tens of thousands of students in the past 7 years since it was opened at National Taiwan University, and has been selected as the best general education course by the university student association. Professor Fu is also a distinguished speaker who gives more than 200 lectures on philosophy of life each year. From cultural centers to temples, from schools to administrative organs, from clubs to associations, Professor Fu's figure and footprints are common.

He is the author of more than 80 books, including "Philosophy and Life", "The Philosophy of Life of the Wise" (International Matching Culture Publishing Company), "Bo Peirong on the Integration of Body, Body and Spirit", "Interpretation of the Analects", "Interpretation of Zhuangzi", "Interpretation of the Book of Changes", "Interpretation of Laozi", "Interpretation of Mencius", "Wisdom and Life", "Ten Chinese and Western Philosophers", etc.