Simple is Beauty

We live in this time and space, carrying many frames on our shoulders, and each grid inside, is the binary division we have been educated about since childhood. Right, wrong, Good, bad. We always think that things must have a black-and-white right or wrong, so we often use our own thoughts and cognition to determine things we see. That's because society needs frames and standards, it needs a set of rules for people to follow. With a set of standards to follow, people can live under the framework to facilitate the harmonious operation of society.

Only when we grow up do we realize that, from the perspective of all things, we need to re-understand this universe. Discover that this world does not have the so-called duality or even absolute division, and all things are more complex existences,

there is no absolute right or wrong, yes or no. With just an intuitive perspective, we rarely see more aspects of things.

A very famous line from Shakespeare's classic play "Hamlet".  There is nothing either good or bad, but thinking makes it so. This world does not have differences between good and bad; it all depends on individual thoughts. The same book, the same movie, the same cup of tea, the same scene, every person's feelings and experiences are different.  We can focus on our own learning ability. When we discard our own views and drop the burdens on our shoulders, accept everything that happens with a mind without any thoughts, we will find that things often happen naturally and already have the best arrangement. When we can all recognize this truth, we can also view everything with a calm and steady heart. Remember what a wise elder said, "Dual interpretation, positive enjoyment."

"Every road you've walked has not been in vain." In just two short sentences, it expresses a philosophical thought. Most outcomes generally follow the direction determined by the path chosen. Regardless of good or bad, what we should see may not be the end, and the end of one thing may also be the beginning of another.

Why don't we appreciate the scenery along the way and the beauty and scenery in the middle of the journey more openly, enjoy the present, which is the simplest beauty? Everything will be presented in a pure way without interference,

and we will find that the world is very complicated, but we can maintain our own purity. Simple is beauty.