Breaking away is very popular among young people, what is the real renunciation?

True renunciation is not only a material trade-off, but also a spiritual and ideological one-off.

Many people think that renunciation is just about throwing away the things that they don't need in their lives, sorting out the things they need, and reducing their desire for things. In fact, the real renunciation is not only reflected in life, but also a trade-off in people's current attitude towards life.

More and more items in life will occupy the space of our life, making the space smaller and smaller, people have to spend more time and energy to take care of them, and at the same time, messy items will also bring negative energy to people's lives. Hand over unwanted and unsuitable items to discard, leave things that suit you, and organize items frequently, so that life becomes simpler and people are happier.

Only when people discard negative thoughts, can they work more easily and gradually get closer and closer to their career ideals. The trade-offs in thinking can make people know more clearly what their direction is, make their work more efficient, and a good mood can make people work in an orderly manner.

We also have to break up emotionally, whether it is in life, or in film and television works, we often see some people suffering because of saving a relationship. You must know that sometimes you have to be cruel to yourself, let go if you don't love, even if you love and hurt again, you have to cut off this unsuitable relationship, and let go of yourself to make your life happier. The same goes for interpersonal relationships, boring socializing and socializing is simply a waste of time, and putting time and life on important things can better grow and learn.

Whether it is an object, a feeling, a mood, or an interpersonal relationship, if it is not suitable, you must simply give it up and live a quality life. Do more subtraction in life, do some addition in spirit, and gradually people will find out what they really want, cherish the present, live in the present, live a simple and fulfilling life, and enjoy the beauty of life.

The real renunciation is to completely abandon some things that are outdated and unneeded.

I think the real renunciation is the ability to abandon oneself, something that you don't need, but buy at the same time. These need to be cut off.

Sort out the people and things you care about at the moment, abandon the things that have internal consumption of yourself, and focus on improving your spiritual inner and outer strength.

Every once in a while, you should make a break, throw away the things you don't need in time, and tidy up your mood.

What young people call "renunciation" is a relatively independent state of life.

For the majority of young people, because young people themselves are relatively self-conscious, and at the same time, they are also very concerned about their own feelings, so young people are not willing to compromise themselves on many things. To some extent, the lifestyle of "renunciation" is a very free and easy state. Although we don't have to cut off our social connections completely, if we are dragged down by our social connections, it will be difficult for many people to find their own happiness.

Personally, I also relatively recognize the state of "renunciation", and people in this state will also pursue their own hearts. <>

"Breaking away" is a relatively independent state of life.

For elders, many people may see themselves as part of society, and at the same time, they will also look at the relationship between people from the perspective of a team. But for young people, especially young people, they will look at the social relationships around them in a relatively independent way, and they will also advocate an independent life state, which we can call "disconnection". <

"Letting go" allows us to let go of some distracting thoughts.

In daily life, everyone will have more or less corresponding distractions, and many distractions will also make our lives very depressing. In this state, if a person chooses to live a lifestyle of "renunciation", "renunciation" can make a person feel at ease, and at the same time, it can also let the person know how to reasonably distinguish between the things that should be valued or should be abandoned. <>

In general, I personally appreciate the lifestyle of "renunciation", which can not only make a person's mood comfortable, but also make the person give up a lot of meaningless things. I think everyone needs to focus their limited attention on the things that really matter, and there is no need to worry too much about the little things in life, we need to let go of some things that we don't need.

Breaking away refers to being able to make decisive trade-offs for some old things, and throwing away those that should be thrown away. After you do a good job of parting, you will feel that your life has a sense of enlightenment, and you will have a clearer purpose in life.

In fact, to give up is to give up some things that you didn't use in the past, or that don't have any impact on you now. and the ability to co-locate their own resources.

The most important thing should be to take into account your own feelings, truly reflect on your past, find some of your past shortcomings and some failures, sum up your experience, and start your new life again.

1. What is the way of life?

2. What is the Buddhist explanation of renunciation.

3. What is the point of renunciation?

4. What is a person who can't be separated?

1."Breaking away" is a kind of life attitude, which means cutting off and abandoning all those things that are not necessary, inappropriate, and outdated, and cutting off attachment to them, so that you can live a simple and refreshing life after "breaking away".

2."Break" means to cut off what is never needed.

3."Waste" means to get rid of excess waste.

4."Detachment" refers to giving up the obsession and attachment to material things, and allowing oneself to be in a spacious, comfortable, and free space.

5.The term "renunciation" comes from a collection of family life books written by Eiko Yamashita, a Japanese miscellaneous management consultant, and the title of the book is "Breaking Away".

6.The content of the book is for everyone to learn how to use space, how to use space, how to use it, and how to use time.

7.Through the practice of renunciation, the environment becomes refreshing, distractions are emptied, a simple and refreshing life is lived, and a free and comfortable life is enjoyed.

<> "What is the standard for breaking away Do you really break away?"

Break; It's about rejecting unwanted things.

Don't let unnecessary things into your home.

House; It is to give up the superfluous things, commonly known as "throwing and throwing".

"Detachment" means to be free from attachment to objects and live a life that is relatively "Buddha-like".

"Breaking away" is a point of view that is put forward in most of the methods of acceptance, and it is also a fact that we try hard in life, but it is difficult to implement it subconsciously.

Breaking away does not mean giving up all the belongings, but rather treating them with a more peaceful attitude: not buying unnecessary things for the sake of collecting, nor stockpiling new items because they are "reluctant" and refusing to use them.

Only by constantly discarding those things that are no longer valuable, so that the valuable things can be fully used, is a comfortable way to live and live.

The value of an item depends on three elements: the value of the item itself, the use value, and the sentimental value.

The most difficult of these three elements is the judgment of "emotional value". What kind of value can be kept, and whether it should be discarded, this trade-off line does vary from person to person.

"Breaking away" is a kind of life attitude, which means cutting off and abandoning all those things that are not necessary, inappropriate, and outdated, and cutting off attachment to them, so that you can live a simple and refreshing life after "breaking away".

"Breaking Away" comes from the book "Breaking Away" written by Eiko Yamashita in Japan, which mainly tells the concept introduced by Eiko Yamashita, a Japanese sundries management consultant: Breaking is not buying and not collecting things that are not needed. Giving up is the same as disposing of useless things that are piled up at home.

Separation is equivalent to giving up the obsession with material things and allowing yourself to be in a spacious, comfortable, and free space.