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Features: We all come into this world, perhaps from the moment we become conscious, and start to ponder such questions: What am I? Where do I come from, and where will I go? After learning to think rationally, we might also ask ourselves: How can we live our lives without regrets? As ordinary people, we don’t need to delve into deep philosophical theories. In fact, the truths that interpret the essence of life are often as simple as a glass of plain water. Yet, the profound insights it contains can benefit you for a lifetime. The author of this book has extracted some sparkling ripples from the vast ocean of life-philosophical cases from all over the world, both ancient and modern. Through in-depth yet accessible analysis and commentary, the intention is to help us draw nourishment, enrich ourselves, and transform ourselves from these lessons. If you believe your life is unhappy, it will tell you that not every life needs to or can be perfect, and you don’t need to or can’t get everything you desire. If you believe you are “unappreciated,” it will tell you that if you see yourself as a pearl, you will often experience the pain of being buried. If you are never satisfied with material gains, it will tell you that the boat of life cannot carry too much desire and vanity.
Way of Life - 105 Ways of Living That Are Least Regrettable in Life
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