In this world, there is a kind of pain that goes deep into the bone marrow, but it is difficult to express. It is like an invisible sword, silently piercing into your heart, leaving you with nowhere to run. I used to be like that, stuck in it, unable to extricate myself.
At that time, I was like a doll played by fate, spending every day in sadness and despair. Those scars of the past, like yellowed **, turn over the pages of my heart. I tried to numb myself with drugs in the hope that I would forget those painful memories. However, I found that the more I escaped, the more the pain followed.
Until one day, I saw this sentence in a shabby notebook: "What can ** you never rely on medicine and time, but because you let go of the persistence and persistence in your heart." At that moment, I felt as if I heard a voice in my heart shouting, "yes, I can't go on like this." ”
So, I decided to let go of that attachment. I began to examine my past, and those scars were not given by others, but the shackles in my heart. I realized that what really hurt me was not the tribulations I went through, but my attachment to the past and my inability to let go.
In the process, I gradually learned to forgive. I forgive those who have hurt me, and I forgive my own imperfections. I understand that life is a spiritual practice, and everyone is constantly moving forward in growth and transformation. And those past pains are the sharpening that made me more resilient and mature.
Time is like a mirror that allows me to see myself clearly. I began to cherish the present moment and no longer let the shadow of the past cloud over my present life. I try to embrace every morning and dusk, to feel every ray of sunshine and breeze. I found that the world was still beautiful, but I had neglected it.
* The journey of the mind is long and tortuous. It is like passing through a vast desert, sometimes full of wind and sand, sometimes scorching sun. But I know that as long as there is love, light, and hope in my heart, those endless pain and darkness will eventually disappear.
In the process, I also learned to be grateful. I am grateful to those who have accompanied me through the storm, and I am grateful for the hardships that have hurt me. Because of them, I cherish everything I have now.
Now I have understood: one day, you will understand that anything that can paralyze your nerves, you can't feel pain, but everything that can free your soul is never by medicine and time, but by letting go of the attachment and persistence in your heart, and slowly letting go....
Let's learn to let go of those past hurts and obsessions!Let's cherish the present and embrace the future!Because one day you will understand: **The soul is never about time, but about yourself!