What is the highest state of being a human being?

Question 1: What is the highest state of being a human being? Being indifferent to clarify one's ambitions, and being tranquil and far-reaching are the highest pursuits and realms of ancient life. Modern society is full of people, full of competition, temptation, and helplessness. But it lacks a sense of tranquility and indifference, which makes people miss the passing dullness.

Although the salary is not much, there is a slight surplus, and he often offers love to the society; although there are no spectacular achievements, there are also many certificates and certificates; although there is no official position, he is dedicated to his responsibilities and also If you can do your job well and become an expert, life will be so ordinary.

Blandness makes people free from the burden of fame, wealth and officialdom, away from hypocrisy and treachery, and has a sense of tranquility and true feelings; blandness makes people contented and happy, and everything they lose must be gained; blandness, It makes people abandon fame and wealth and face life calmly; plainness is the gentle wind, gurgling water, and soft clouds that fill the mind with a quiet atmosphere, and the soul returns to nature and tranquility; plainness implies the highest regard for life The pursuit and yearning for realm are more intriguing and can cultivate one's temperament.

Question 2: What is the highest state of being a human being? That is to say, the 7 states of human state of mind

1: Calmness

(1) Don’t be casual Show your emotions.

(2) Don’t tell everyone about your difficulties and experiences.

(3) Before consulting others, think first, but don’t speak first.

(4) Don’t nag your dissatisfaction every chance you get.

(5) Important decisions should be discussed with others as much as possible, and it is best to release them every other day.

(6) Don’t be nervous when speaking or walking.

(7) It is good to be confident, but don’t ignore anyone’s ideas.

(8) No one is high or low, don’t look like you’re being pushy, and don’t forget to be polite to people and things. You are not better than anyone else.

Two: Be careful

(1) Always think about the cause and effect of things happening around you.

(2) For problems that are not adequately addressed, the root cause should be discovered.

(3) There should be suggestions for improvement or optimization of the accustomed ways of doing things.

(4) Develop the habit of being orderly and orderly in everything you do.

(5) Always look for a few shortcomings or shortcomings that others cannot see.

(6) You should make up for the deficiencies anytime and anywhere.

Three: Courage

(1) Do not often use words and phrases that lack self-confidence

(2) Do not often regret and easily overturn what has been decided.

(3) Don’t be arrogant when everyone is arguing.

(4) When the overall atmosphere is low, you should be optimistic and sunny.

(5) Do everything carefully because someone is watching you.

(6) When things don’t go your way, take a breath, look for a breakthrough again, and end things cleanly.

Four: Magnanimity

(1) Do not deliberately turn people who may be partners into opponents.

(2) Don’t worry about other people’s small faults and mistakes.

(3) Be generous with money and learn the three methods (financial method, Dharma method, and fearless method)

(4) Don’t be arrogant about power and biased about knowledge.

(5) Any results and achievements should be shared with others.

Five: Integrity

(1) Don’t say what you can’t do, and try your best to do it after you say it.

(2) Don’t talk about false slogans or slogans often.

(3) Stop all "immoral" means.

(4) Playing tricks is a must!

Six: Responsibility

(1) When reviewing any mistakes, start with yourself or your own people.

(2) After the matter is over, review the faults first and then list the credits.

(3) A plan must take into account the overall situation and plan for the future.

(4) Be brave enough to take responsibility for the losses caused.

Seven: Connotation

(1) Learn all aspects of knowledge and observe the things around you with an open mind. Broad horizons.

(2) Understand yourself and cultivate your own aesthetics.

(3) Smile at life. Laziness is a bad thing. Develop healthy living habits.

(4) Don’t do anything blindly. Have goals.

(5) Don’t just focus on inner beauty, outer beauty is also important.

(6) Don’t face the computer all day long and play with boring things.

(7) Make rational judgments and learn to control emotions.

Question 3: What is the highest state of being a human being in life? The highest state of being a human being.

Snow Peak

"Last night the west wind withered the green trees. I went up alone. High-rise buildings, looking out to the end of the world. "

"My clothes are getting wider and I don't regret it. I feel haggard because of Yi."

"I looked for him thousands of times, and suddenly I looked back. But people are there, in dimly lit places."

This is the three realms of life that Wang Guowei, a master of Chinese studies in the Qing Dynasty, talked about in his book "Human Words".

Standing tall at thirty, not being confused at forty, knowing the destiny at fifty, being attuned to the ears at sixty, and following one's will at seventy without violating the rules. This is the theory of life realm of the Chinese sage Confucius.

"I open up wasteland in the southern wilderness, and return to my garden with a humble attitude."

"I rise in the morning to sort out the wasteland and filth, and return home with a hoe under the moonlight." "Also," "Dogs bark in the deep lanes, cocks crow on the top of the mulberry trees," "Pick chrysanthemums under the eastern fence, and leisurely see the Nanshan Mountains," this is Tao Yuanming's life realm.

The realm of heaven, the realm of humans, and the realm of earth. The realm of gods and goddesses who love good things, have no desires, have wisdom, and are free from disease is the heaven. The realm of gods and goddesses is the realm of the seven emotions and six desires, life, old age, sickness, and death. The realm of people who have desires but can’t get troubles is the realm of demons and ghosts. For the earth realm, these are the three realms of life in Taoism.

The world of desire, sexual desire, non-sexuality, the world where beings with lust, lust, sexual desire, appetite, etc. live is the desire realm, which is far away from the desire realm but still has pure color and other sentient beings. The world we live in is ***, with only the four minds of feeling, thinking, action, and knowledge, while the world inhabited by sentient beings without matter is without ***. This is the three realms of life in Buddhism.

"The empty mountain is full of fallen leaves, where can I find traces of whereabouts?" "The empty mountain is empty of people, but the water flows and the flowers bloom." "The sky is forever, and there is a wind and moon in one day." These are the three realms of life in Zen Buddhism.

Satisfy physiological needs, satisfy safety needs, satisfy emotional needs, satisfy esteem needs, and satisfy self-actualization needs. This is the realm of life from low to high proposed by American psychologist Maslow.

Realm marks a person’s spiritual and spiritual height and reflects the connotation, taste, quality and value of his or her life.

As a life and life guide in Lifechanyuan, what kind of state do I want Zenyuan Cao to reach in life?

No debt, no debt of money or love debt to the world, earth and people, just let go and let your luck run freely.

No worries about food, clothing, housing, transportation, life, old age, illness or death. The mind has nothing to dwell on, no worries, and is free and happy.

Have no desires or demands, just let nature take its course, act as it is, stop as it is, make mistakes as it is, be carefree as it is, "The wind comes and the bamboos are sparse, but the wind passes by but the bamboo leaves no sound; the wild geese cross the cold pool, the wild geese pass by But the pool leaves no trace,”. "Don't be concerned about poverty and lowliness, don't be obsessed with wealth."

Don't argue with the world, don't comment or judge the world and the world, look at everything in the world like a person looking at the world of ants, let everything follow its own nature Naturally, if you don’t change anything, let the wolves be wolves and the sheep be sheep. You don’t want the wolves to become sheep and the sheep to become wolves. "Everywhere in life, we know what is the same, it should be like a flying bird stepping on the snow and mud; occasionally leaving fingers and claws on the mud, Hongfei is counting things." At the same time, only look at the world of truth, goodness and beauty throughout your life, and ignore the phenomena of falsehood, evil and ugliness.

Resonance between heaven and man, one with Tao, one with all things in heaven and earth, selfless and formless, flexible and harmonious, moving and still in harmony, advancing and retreating freely.

Spiritual wealth, spiritual wealth, and material wealth are abundant.

I have accumulated rich treasures in the Kingdom of Heaven, know that my prospects are extremely broad and brilliant, and understand that the future of my life lies in the picturesque high-level space of the Kingdom of Heaven.

Adhere to the way of God, "Stay firm on the green hills without letting go, and take root in the broken rocks. After countless hardships, you are still strong, regardless of the winds from east to west, north and south." "Letting the wind and waves blow is better than sitting in a garden. ”

The above have no debts, no worries, no desires, no struggle with the world, harmony between heaven and man and Tao, abundant wealth in the three great things, treasures in heaven, and keeping God’s way. I want to guide the Zen monks to reach the highest state of life.

With realm, people will tend to be noble and elegant; without realm, people will become vulgar and vulgar. The higher the realm, the greater the degree of spiritual freedom that people gain; the lower the realm, the easier it is for people to be entangled in worldly things and blinded by the dazzling passing clouds, and the smaller the degree of freedom they gain.

Climbing to the highest realm of life and life is the direction of our efforts and the goal to achieve. More than three years of practice in Lifechanyuan Second Home has told us that we have climbed halfway up the mountain. It can be said with certainty , as long as she lives in her second home for eight years, 80% of Chanyuan Grass will be able to realize her best ideals.

The state of Zenyuancao is very high, and life and the future of life are beautiful! ...>>

Question 4: What is the highest state of being a human being? Happy, don't mind many things, the highest state is usually to live comfortably by yourself

Don't compete a lot with other people, that is, don't have great desires

Question 5: What does it mean to be a human being? The highest state... "The Great Learning" says: Investigate things, seek knowledge, be sincere, have a righteous mind, cultivate one's character, regulate one's family, govern the country, and bring peace to the world. This is to teach people to cultivate their moral character and be a good person. < /p>

Cultivation of one’s self--ordering one’s family--ruling the country and bringing peace to the world

"Benevolence": the relationship between people

The cultivation of human character is the embodiment and perfection of in the relationships between people. Facing the complicated world of interests, facing all kinds of temptations and contradictions, facing the choice of interests and fame, can a person show a calm mind, a calm mind, a calm attitude, and a calm mind? Taking it easy, taking things lightly, handling everything in the right way, this is a matter of self-cultivation.

Zilu asked Confucius about benevolence, and Confucius said: "He who can act like a king is benevolent in the world." Zilu asked what five kinds were, and Confucius said: "Gong, generosity, trust, sensitivity, and benefit. Gong is not Regret, tolerance will win people, trust will be generous, sensitivity will be meritorious, and kindness will be enough to win people."

"Respect means no regrets": The so-called "respect" means solemn and respectful, that is, you respect others. Others will respect you and you will not be easily humiliated. "Respect means no insult" reflects the complex of "repay kindness with kindness and repay grievance with directness" in traditional Chinese culture. "Be respectful without insulting" is the art of avoiding harm. When getting along with others, you should learn to respect others and minimize harm to others. The basis of a harmonious interpersonal relationship is mutual non-harm. No one can reject or be hostile to a sincere and humble smiling face. Of course, a smile alone is not enough. If there is a lack of sincerity behind the smile, it will become a smile hiding a knife and a smiling tiger. The so-called "forbearance" means magnanimity, a kind of mind that tolerates the faults of others. To forgive others is to be kind to yourself. Because the Chinese people admire the philosophy of life of "throwing in papaya and repaying with Qiongyao".

"Tolerance will win many people": The so-called "forgiveness" means magnanimity, a kind of mind that tolerates the faults of others. To forgive others is to be kind to yourself. Because the Chinese people admire the philosophy of life of "throwing in papaya and repaying with Qiongyao".

"Trust leads to trust": The so-called "trust" means honesty and no deception. If a person is down-to-earth and trustworthy, others will like to interact with him and it will be easy to gain his trust. "Faith" is a virtue, but also a personality, and it is an immortal personality. It is an important measure of a person's moral level.

"Agility means meritorious service": The so-called "agility" refers to intelligence and understanding of things. If a person makes good use of his intelligence, knows how to advance and retreat, and understands priorities, he will be more likely to succeed.

"Benefit is enough to make people": The so-called "benefit is enough to make people" means that if you know how to benefit others, they will be willing to serve you.

● The connotation and character of “wideness”.

○ Tolerance: "A small impatience will mess up a big plan."

◎ How to achieve "wideness" in Nadi? You must have the character of tolerance, tolerance, and understanding of others and the ability to control yourself. "Forbearance" means "holding a knife in the heart", which is definitely not a happy or easy thing.

◎ Because there are always gains and losses in life, if you blindly grasp small profits, you will lose big profits; and in order to get big profits, you should be willing to lose small profits as the "cost of gain." This principle is used in life. : If you want enemies, act superior to your friends; if you want friends, let your friends appear superior to you. When you overwhelm others, that is when your interpersonal relationships will have problems. Your performance is wrong, but your life philosophy is wrong. The way you exist makes others feel threatened and uncomfortable. Therefore, appropriately exposing your weak side to others is the best way to avoid harm. .

○ Tolerance: People must have the mind to "accommodate all rivers"

◎ "To accept all rivers, tolerance is great; if you can cut a thousand feet, you must be strong." "Be strong without desire" is a spiritual state in which "people have no need to seek high moral standards". "Strong" means upright, which does not necessarily mean having a bad temper. A superior person has the ability but not a temper, a middle-class person has the ability and a temper, and a low-grade person has the ability and temper. The word "rigor" here refers to the superior people who have no ability but no temper.

◎ "The river is open to all rivers, and tolerance is great" has two meanings:

First, it is generous and broad-minded, which means that the Chinese often say that "the world in the belly is vast, and there are always boats to ferry people";

Second, it is inclusive of all rivers. There will inevitably be dirt and evil in it, but the important thing is to be compatible. A person can stick to his own moral integrity, but he must be tolerant and tolerant of others, and it is impossible to ask others to abide by the same values ??of life as you.

Tolerance is a virtue that shows a person’s tolerance, strength and self-confidence. It can tolerate “greatness” and “...>>

Question 6: The highest value of being a human being in life. What is the realm? What is the highest realm of being a human being? I think

The highest realm of being a human being

The highest realm

is to be yourself

Question 7: What is the highest state of being a human being? Being indifferent to clarify one's ambitions, and being tranquil and far-reaching are the highest pursuits and realms of ancient life. Modern society is full of people, full of competition, temptation, and helplessness. But it lacks a sense of tranquility and indifference, which makes people miss the passing dullness.

Although the salary is not much, there is a slight surplus, and he often offers love to the society; although there are no spectacular achievements, there are also many certificates and certificates; although there is no official position, he is dedicated to his responsibilities and also If you can do your job well and become an expert, life will be so ordinary.

Blandness makes people free from the burden of fame, wealth and officialdom, away from hypocrisy and treachery, and has a sense of tranquility and true feelings; blandness makes people contented and happy, and everything they lose must be gained; blandness, It makes people abandon fame and wealth and face life calmly; plainness is the gentle wind, gurgling water, and soft clouds that fill the mind with a quiet atmosphere, and the soul returns to nature and tranquility; plainness implies the highest regard for life The pursuit and yearning for realm are more intriguing and can cultivate one's temperament.

Question 8: What is the highest state of being a human being? Being happy and not minding many things, the highest state is generally living comfortably by oneself

Not competing a lot with others, that is, not having great desires

Question 9: The highest level of being a human being What is the realm? That is to say, the seven realms of human state of mind

1: Calmness

(1) Don’t reveal your emotions casually.

(2) Don’t tell everyone about your difficulties and experiences.

(3) Before consulting others, think first, but don’t speak first.

(4) Don’t nag your dissatisfaction every chance you get.

(5) Important decisions should be discussed with others as much as possible, and it is best to release them every other day.

(6) Don’t be nervous when speaking or walking.

(7) It is good to be confident, but don’t ignore anyone’s ideas.

(8) No one is high or low, don’t look like you’re being pushy, and don’t forget to be polite to people and things. You are not better than anyone else.

Two: Be careful

(1) Always think about the cause and effect of things happening around you.

(2) For problems that are not adequately addressed, the root cause should be discovered.

(3) There should be suggestions for improvement or optimization of the accustomed ways of doing things.

(4) Develop the habit of being orderly and orderly in everything you do.

(5) Always look for a few shortcomings or shortcomings that others cannot see.

(6) You should make up for the deficiencies anytime and anywhere.

Three: Courage

(1) Do not often use words and phrases that lack self-confidence

(2) Do not often regret and easily overturn what has been decided.

(3) Don’t be arrogant when everyone is arguing.

(4) When the overall atmosphere is low, you should be optimistic and sunny.

(5) Do everything carefully because someone is watching you.

(6) When things don’t go your way, take a breath, look for a breakthrough again, and end things cleanly.

Four: Magnanimity

(1) Do not deliberately turn people who may be partners into opponents.

(2) Don’t worry about other people’s small faults and mistakes.

(3) Be generous with money and learn the three methods (financial method, Dharma method, and fearless method)

(4) Don’t be arrogant about power and biased about knowledge.

(5) Any results and achievements should be shared with others.

Five: Integrity

(1) Don’t say what you can’t do, and try your best to do it after you say it.

(2) Don’t talk about false slogans or slogans often.

(3) Stop all "immoral" means.

(4) Playing tricks is a must!

Six: Responsibility

(1) When reviewing any mistakes, start with yourself or your own people.

(2) After the matter is over, review the faults first and then list the credits.

(3) A plan must take into account the overall situation and plan for the future.

(4) Be brave enough to take responsibility for the losses caused.

Seven: Connotation

(1) Learn all aspects of knowledge and observe the things around you with an open mind. Broad horizons.

(2) Understand yourself and cultivate your own aesthetics.

(3) Smile at life. Laziness is a bad thing. Develop healthy living habits.

(4) Don’t do anything blindly. Have goals.

(5) Don’t just focus on inner beauty, outer beauty is also important.

(6) Don’t face the computer all day long and play with boring things.

(7) Make rational judgments and learn to control emotions.

Question 10: What is the highest state of being a human being? Why? The fact that you can ask such a question shows that you are a very responsible person in life, a person who pays attention to personal cultivation, and a philosophical person. Today's society is full of materialism and spiritual poverty. It is very rare for you to have such a quality.

The realm of life is a very complex issue, and it is also an ancient and ever-new philosophical topic. It includes people's values, worldview, lifestyle, principles of life and many other contents. People of different times and different readings naturally have different opinions, so there is no standard answer. Let me introduce to you some well-known views on the realm of life for your reference.

1. In traditional Chinese culture, various schools of thought have different pursuits of the realm of life, which leads them to adopt different attitudes towards life. They may enter the world, be born out of the world, or both enter the world and be born out of the world. This creates a picture of It has created the multiple colors of life theories in traditional Chinese culture, and has also influenced and created the colorful lives of all living beings in China for thousands of years.

A. Confucius’s sage life

Confucius, the founder of Confucian culture, left a wise saying in his life that is still used and imitated by many Chinese people: " When I was fifteen, I was determined to learn; when I was thirty, I was established; when I was forty, I was not confused; when I was fifty, I knew the destiny; when I was sixty, my ears were attuned; when I was seventy, I followed my heart's desires without going beyond the rules." These are the different stages of Confucius's description of his lifelong cultivation. development process. In today's terms, this is a realm of the Holy Spirit with great enlightenment and understanding. It is a high degree of unity of truth, goodness and beauty achieved after knowing "truth", obtaining "beauty" and finally reaching "goodness". It is also the highest realm of "inner sage and outer king" that Confucians dream of.

B. Lao Tzu's inaction life

Lao Tzu, the founder of Taoism, advocates not to pursue anything deliberately in life, but to let everything take its course, that is, to do nothing. He believed that the origin of the world was Tao, which gave birth to one, which gave birth to two, which gave birth to three, and which gave rise to all things. The principle of life is to follow the Tao. Specifically, people follow the earth, the earth follows the sky, heaven follows the Tao, and the Tao follows nature. Effect means to imitate. To imitate nature is to act in accordance with nature, without doing anything intentionally, so it is called inaction.

C, Mozi’s life of universal love

Mozi, the founder of Mohism, was strict with himself, focused on practice, and took universal love as the highest criterion of life. The first is to love all living beings. Mozi said: If a husband loves others, others will love him; if he benefits others, others will benefit from him. This means that practicing universal love and mutual benefit benefits others directly, but it also benefits oneself indirectly, and oneself also benefits from universal love. The second is to practice asceticism to save the world. The son suffers alone for righteousness. In order to realize the goal of universal love, Mozi traveled to various countries in panic, preaching non-attack, that is, stopping war. The third is to be diligent and thrifty, advocating frugal burial.

2. In modern times, Mr. Feng Youlan's "Theory of Realm of Life" is the most precious part of his philosophical thought. Feng Youlan believes that the realm of life can be divided into high and low levels. Those who have a lot of awareness and understanding have a high realm, and those who have a little awareness and understanding have a low realm. According to the different levels of people's awareness, the realm of life is divided from low to high into the natural realm, the utilitarian realm, the moral realm and the heaven and earth realm. The realm of heaven and earth, that is, the realm of unity between heaven and man, is the highest realm.

3. Westerners value rationality. They believe that using reason to tame desires and control them, without abstaining from sex or indulging in sex, is the highest realm of life. Socrates advocated "know thyself". Plato believed that "philosopher king" is the highest state of life. Aristotle emphasized that human reason is naturally superior to passion, and therefore should be the ruler. Nietzsche emphasized that the highest realm of life is the "superman realm."

I remember that a certain existentialist pioneer once divided life into three realms (my memory may have some deviations in terms of words): the erotic realm (taking temporary pain, pleasure and desire as the standard for behavior, many teenagers are like this ), the realm of good and evil (having the concept of right and wrong, and being able to control oneself, and acting in accordance with the standard of utility or the standard of right and wrong, good and evil, many mature adults do this), the religious realm (being able to "do what one wants without going beyond the rules", mature and peaceful , many old people who have experienced hardship are like this).

4. Freud, the founder of the school of psychoanalysis, believed that the personality structure consists of three parts: the id, the ego, and the superego.

The id is the source of all psychological energy. The id acts according to the pleasure principle. It ignores social morality and external behavioral norms. Its only...>>