The meaning of indulgence

Indulgence means to indulge the flesh without restraint.

Examples of indulgence:

1. Indulging desires can make young people greedy; curbing desires can make young people live peacefully.

2. Unprincipled advocacy of desire and interest will only lead to hedonism and indulgence. This is one of the undercurrents surging in current children's literature.

3. A gentleman is full of heavenly principles, so he takes pleasure in following the principles. Villains are full of human desires, so they take pleasure in obtaining desires. Desires can never be satisfied, so joy cannot outweigh sorrow. Principles exist at all times, so everyone is happy wherever they are. Happily ever after. Indulge yourself in the pleasures of lust, and be followed by sorrows and troubles.

4. Indulgence in lust consumes energy and damages righteousness. Worrying too much can lead to mental illness. Be safe and sound, and be prepared for danger in times of peace. Those who gain the spirit will prosper, and those who lose the spirit will perish.

5. Doing nothing, enjoying the taste of tranquility, saving soap and indulging in desires and quick ambitions, guarding the emptiness, so the life span is endless and ends with heaven and earth. This is how a saint governs his body.

Explanation of the word "indulge":

Explanation of the word "vertical":

1. Gallop vertically and horizontally: Gallop vertically in the north-south direction, horizontally in the east-west direction, let go of the horse and run fast. It describes running without obstacles, and also refers to being invincible in heroic battles. Young people can gallop in the vast scientific field.

2. Indulgence: not restricting bad people and bad things, and indulging children. Detailed explanation: not stopping wrong behaviors and letting them develop. Xingshi Hengyan said that two county magistrates competed for a righteous marriage and the parents of an orphan girl were at home, and they indulged you, but now he is out.

Explanation of the word "desire":

1. Desire: a conscious desire and strong yearning for things or experiences that can give pleasure or satisfaction. Detailed explanation of hope and hope.

2. Haste makes waste: rushing for speed will not achieve the goal. There is no haste in the Analects of Confucius, and there is no small gain. Haste makes waste, and small gains mean big things will fail.