Peace in my heart Treat yourself well: Treat yourself well

Author: Moro Tai.
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: With hearts set on peace and a harmonious world, a life of safety is a simple yet universal aspiration. Yet, countless conflicts—family disputes, interpersonal clashes, and international wars—constantly disturb our world. People can’t help but ask: Is peace truly so far away from us? Upon careful reflection on our circumstances, it becomes evident that all conflicts stem from inner fears, envy, deceit, and suspicion, all born from the chaos within our hearts. They are the mortal enemies of peace and harmony, demons lurking in the corners of our minds. To build a world where people coexist peacefully and smoothly, we must adjust our own minds, dispel the clouds of doubt, let the gentle breeze of warmth enter our hearts, and create a nurturing atmosphere. "Peace in My Heart" uses simple yet profound language and the lovable image and illustrations of A-Fu to show you how to achieve inner peace and kindness towards others. It helps you start with small steps and strive tirelessly for tranquility and harmony in the world and among all things. Those who cherish peace are destined for a life of peace. In 1987, a booklet titled "Treat Yourself Well" was published in the United States, and A-Fu, a character with a long nose and a candle flickering on his hat, was born. Through the wise and profound language in the book and the playful, endearing image of A-Fu, people are encouraged to embrace life with passion, treat others and themselves with sincerity and kindness, and bravely create a life of happiness and success. A-Fu has won the hearts of many, and the publisher capitalized on this success by releasing a series of similar books. Just as God created Eve for Adam after creating him, a sprite with a wreath on her long hair appeared. These two optimistic and kind-hearted sprites convey the truths of life through the ordinary things around us, helping people become deeper, richer, and more passionate. Today, this series has been published in nearly a hundred varieties, millions of copies, and has been reprinted countless times, retaining its charm.