Lao Tzu said: "The supreme good is like water, water is good to all things without dispute, and evil to all people, so it is close to the Tao." ”
We often hear the phrase "good as water", but few people really understand what it means.
Chinese culture is broad and profound, with a long history. Our ancestors showed us the direction of life with their practical experience and amazing talents.
People should live like water, discover and inherit the beauty of water.
Water has no shape, in a square container it is square, in a round container it becomes round again.
Water is not a fussy life, does not abandon its own environment, plays in streams and fallen leaves and branches that no one cares about, and in the vast sea you can play with marine animals.
Water doesn't need to be looked at, it doesn't need to be praised by anyone, it's just a good life for life itself, not fighting, not arrogant and impetuous.
1.The ancestors' "kindness is like water" is intended to teach people to be kind and generous, transparent and free.
There are not only day and night, cloudy and sunny days, but also heaven and hell, and hell does not appear after death, it is always with people.
A kind and generous person is full of trust and kindness in everything around him.
Kind people see things from a good point of view, are willing to help others, and take their lives seriously. Such people live in paradise, in a wonderful world full of flowers.
Harsh and ruthless people, who don't believe in everything, sometimes don't even like themselves, they don't live easily enough, and every day it's like being tied up with their bodies.
I want to see the beautiful scenery, but I am worried that I will be killed on the road, I want to change the city to live, and I am worried that I will still be unhappy there.
There are so many fears and waitings in life, and life should be as free and unrestricted as flowing water when you are happy.
Being kind to others means being kind to yourself, and being generous and open-minded live the happiest life.
2.The ancestors' "goodness is like water" is intended to guide people to combine strength and softness, and to benefit all things.
Ever since I first came into contact with Lao Tzu's phrase "water is good for all things without fighting", this sentence has always remained in my mind.
Water has great wisdom and knows how to use the resources and conditions around it.
Everyone should learn the great wisdom of water, and neither covet the small bargains in front of them, nor think they are wise.
Wisdom and wisdom have similar meanings, but the two have always been opposites, and wise people rarely become great wisdom.
Good things are like water, dripping water through stones.
It is surprising and unimaginable that soft, invisible water can penetrate large, hard stones, but the truth is, water can penetrate stones.
Water benefits all things, come together, concentrate on the difficulties in front of you, and finally break through the obstacles and enter the dream world, that is, the ocean, to start a new and wonderful journey.
The growth of people is like flowing water, there are many difficulties on the way to the dream country, some are small stones, some are big stones, if you want to break through the difficulties, you should learn water, both rigid and soft, and everything is skillful.
3.The ancestors' "goodness is like water" is intended to guide people to be humble and not impetuous, and to be good and not to deceive others.
When I was a child, I read Ouyang Xiu's "Don't be happy with things, don't be sad with yourself".
At that time, I was too young to have much life experience to understand the true meaning of these eight words.
Occasionally, a stone was kicked into the stream, making a small splash, and the tangled thing suddenly ceased to exist, and the road suddenly became clear.
Great wisdom is in the water, and greater wisdom is in the words left by our ancestors.
Ordinary people can understand this kind of words, and even if they don't understand it now, they will understand it in the future, they just need to keep learning and keep the teachings in mind.
Humility is not dry, kindness is not deceiving, it is water, it should be human.
The disturbed river was silent, but it silently absorbed the stones, giving it a habitat.
Open-minded water is not like a chirping bird, which makes a noise in people's ears at the slightest movement.
They embrace all rivers, are not arrogant, humble and at ease, and from time to time cooperate with nature to play a beautiful symphony.
The shallow water is noisy, the deep water is silent, and a truly talented person will not rush to show off to others.