No pains, no gains. What's the next sentence?

Everyone has his own dream, but not everyone can realize it. Because everything in the world has a causal relationship, everyone can't escape this law or rule. Generally speaking, it is "karma". Doing good deeds may bring unexpected gains in the near future. On the contrary, if you do something bad, you will be punished accordingly.

The Nirvana Sutra says, "As you sow, you reap;": As you sow, you reap. " Lu Cui Cunyang also has a famous saying, "As you sow, you reap; As you sow, you reap. " In the final analysis, it comes from the folk saying that "as you sow, you reap", which means that you reap as you sow, and you will get corresponding results if you do something for yourself.

First of all, no pains, no gains.

As the saying goes, "As you sow, you reap", which tells the truth of being a man. The original intention is that if you plant the seeds of melons, you will harvest watermelons, and if you plant the seeds of beans, you will harvest more beans. A deeper meaning is that you reap what you sow, and all causal cycles are your own choices.

No pains, no gains. This proverb seems to be an agricultural proverb, but it is actually a philosophy of life. What kind of seeds are planted in your heart, and after years of hard work, you will have corresponding gains. In dealing with people, it is very similar to farming. This proverb tells the truth of life through simple metaphors.

Everyone should set a lofty goal for his life. In order to realize his wish, he must have a correct direction and finally get a satisfactory result. But some people don't study well, and they are lazy from childhood, even if they have lofty goals, they will be defeated.

I believe that there will be some examples around you, which have verified the accuracy of folk proverbs through personal experience. Around us, many people do nothing in their lives because they have not paid for their ideals. And some people constantly surpass themselves, and finally have very rich returns in terms of personal work ability and material life.

"As you sow, you reap" is actually a proverb, and the second half is the essence of this sentence. The second half of this sentence is "all the blessings and misfortunes are of my own making". As the saying goes, "the moon is full of rain and shine, and people have fortunes." Everything has a cause and effect. Don't feel that you are just unlucky, because you have planted the seeds of this "bad luck" before, and the final harvest is not satisfactory.

Second, all the blessings are self-made.

The second half of most folk proverbs is inherited and developed on the basis of the first half. Good and evil are only a moment in a person's life. A person's good character of kindness, friendliness, openness, tolerance and generosity is the seed of truth, goodness and beauty. If you plant such seeds in people's hearts, you will reap happiness and happiness.