In the place where the soul resides (other)

Author: (USA) Liu Yong
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: There is a place, very close, yet also very far; very small, yet also very large. Very troublesome, yet indispensable; deeply loved, yet leave. It is love, it is pain, it is resentment, it is reluctance. Watching it grow, watching it shrink, watching it decay, watching it fall. Until one day, it can no longer accommodate us, and we cannot save it. We can only reluctantly bid farewell to it. Turning back, turning back again, waving, waving again, moving to our new home in the next life—the place where another soul resides!
Content of the Book: Many readers have said that I excel at deriving profound life lessons from ordinary small things around me. Hearing their praise, I secretly rejoiced for quite some time. However, one day, as I sat in front of my wife's vanity table, I was startled to see my reflection in the three mirrors. Strange! The people in the two side mirrors didn't look like me? Suddenly, I realized that I, who believed I had been observing flowers, grass, and life phenomena every day, had never truly looked at myself. And the one who was truly always around me, accompanying me in life and death, both bringing me joy and causing me pain—wasn't it not family, nor pets or plants, but my body? It is like a house, a place where my soul resides.