《Introduction》Middle age is the most complex stage in life, facing a variety of circumstances. It requires a stable core to anchor oneself and navigate the external world. Therefore, harmony with oneself must first be established, building an inner world. Only then can everything else flow smoothly.
Midlife is also a stage of reconciliation with oneself. We need to gently embrace ourselves, warming ourselves from within first, and then harmony and satisfaction will follow.
At this point in our lives, we have learned that we should let go of many things and let everything flow naturally. There's no need to cling to pain and worry. Only with inner peace can we find peace in the outside world.
So, the author's message is: if we want a peaceful world, we must first cultivate a calm mind.
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