The father sat down in his son's classroom. For the next few months, he will attend his son's classics-study course with his grandchildren's students, discussing Homer's Odyssey. This worried the son a little: he didn't know how to teach his students in front of his father. He has long lived a very different lifestyle from his father, who has lived in several places, for example, while his father has lived in the same place where his children were born for decades, dr...

"Psychological counseling is the method of counselors through psychological counseling, so that the mentally disturbed people have a correct understanding of themselves and the environment, in order to change their attitude and behavior, and have a good adaptation to social life. Mental disorders, mild, severe, belong to function, belong to the body. The scope of psychological counseling is mild and functional mental disorders. The purpose of psychological counseling is to correct the psychol...

Cognition builds a wall against fear. Your cognition is a mature part of your personality. You know your age, your abilities, and that you are no longer protected by your parents. You realize you can protect yourself and give yourself the security you need. It all comes from your perception. And your perception, unlike many fears, is no longer the perception of childhood. Fortunately, your cognitive experience gets richer as you get older. It can tell if you're actually in danger, object...

Life -- hard and beautiful, soft and tough, broken and whole. Every day, millions of our cells die, and millions of our cells are born. Our body tissues are constantly being broken down and growing, even when we sleep. The same is true of our consciousness and our hearts, broken and whole. Each life experience tears apart our understanding of life, and new perspectives and insights are born from it. Like our cells, life is mysterious and unpredictable, and we can only experience unprecedented...

On this we have already agreed in the first verse of this chapter that impatience is nothing to be ashamed of and has nothing to do with one's moral character. It is simply an innate human trait, the same as everyone else. If you think this consensus is still a little hollow, look around you at babies, children and adults. When a baby is just born, the role of the rational brain is extremely weak, all rely on instinct to live. Within the first six months of life, a baby will think that h...

It's also important to establish these two habits at home -- defining where everything goes and putting it back when you're done with it. When I do garden design, I often face a problem is "space". Back in our daily life, we need to think more about how we use space. If you practice in a large temple, many times you have hundreds of people living together. In the era of spiritual cultivation known as cloud water, the living space allocated to each monk was only one tatami mat. Durin...

In the 1980s and 1990s, Jin Yong's martial arts novels swept the country. Now, decades later, Jin Yong has passed away, but his works are still popular and regarded as classics. Such achievements are naturally inseparable from his novel imagination and excellent writing. But there is also, in my view, a deeper, more insidious reason, and that is that his story strikes at one of the most primal and visceral parts of human nature - instant gratification. You see, Cha's story is full o...

Before the discussion, I would like to divide the books of the world into different categories. I've done it roughly, I haven't studied it carefully. There are roughly four kinds of books in the world. One is technical. Technical books are for everyone to read, because to get a job, to survive. Such books can be as small as Instruction manuals and how-to guides. If you buy a home appliance, it comes with instructions or instructions. If you are majoring in computer applications, the...

It is human nature to be impatient about this we have already agreed in the first verse of this chapter: impatience is not something to be ashamed of at all, nor has it anything to do with one's moral character; it is merely an innate trait, and it is the same for all of us. If you think this consensus is still a little hollow, look around you at babies, children and adults. When a baby is just born, the role of the rational brain is extremely weak, all rely on instinct to live. Within t...

Change your attitude toward your inner Coward In order to deliberately use your perception to diminish the effects of fear, we need to create a concrete "object." We chose to use the "coward" inside of you. He carries all the fears you'll ever encounter in your life. We use the object of "coward" for the following reasons: • When you say something in your voice, you feel a sense of distance (from fear). Instead, the fear remains in the self - consciousness. • We avoid confusing cognition...

If the soul wants to go far, the body must be on the way "with big limbs and simple minds." I don't know how many people got screwed by that. At first, it made sense. In ancient times, people's living and learning conditions were limited. Manual laborers had to participate in labor production for a long time in order to make a living. It was difficult for them to have more time and money to learn knowledge. In order to gain fame and fame, scholars can only study hard indoors, with r...

What I really enjoy is the isolation between me and each other, and in these isolation zones constructed by professional contrasts, the real me exists. I remember a wine account shared an article about me, titled "The Incredible Bartender." It was this article that made many friends discover my secret job and hidden identity as a bartender, a man who spends his days growing vegetables and flowers in Tuscany, living a poetic life away from the crowd. I've actually avoided using those thre...