The sea is made up of countless small rivers. What does this mean?

A hundred rivers are full of tolerance.

The width of the sea can accommodate many rivers; There is a metaphor that a broad-minded person can tolerate anything. It also refers to a kind of cultivation of people. It warns people to be broad-minded. Look at the sea, all the rivers have finally achieved their greatness. Therefore, a person should be able to listen to other people's opinions and have an inclusive mind. This is the demeanor of the strong.

It is great to be tolerant and virtuous, and to be idle without wanting or seeking.

-"Augmented Sage"

The first part of the book "Upper Chen Shujun" says: "Patience will benefit you; With tolerance, virtue is great. " It means that with patience, you can succeed in what you do; Only with a tolerant heart can virtue be broad. Tolerance is a good psychological quality, which not only includes understanding and forgiveness, but also shows tolerance, mind, strength and strength. From the perspective of health care, tolerance is also the regulator of mental health care.

The second part comes from Du Guangting's "Moral Truth, Broad Sage and Great Righteousness" in the first five generations of Shu. The whole sentence is: "He who has no desire, the spirit is in harmony with emptiness, the qi is in harmony with nothing, and he is omnipotent and omnipotent." This means that if people do not have greed, people's gods will enter a state of virtual silence without compassion and desire, and Qi will adapt to natural changes. Nihility is the noumenon used by Taoism to refer to "Tao" (truth), which is ubiquitous, but there is no image to see. To put it bluntly, "carefree" means that as long as people have no greed, they will have a leisurely mood. "Virtue is great" and "mind is idle" are all the results of tolerance and no desire.

(Notes on Xiong Jing Bass)