Post causal signs

In life, I will find that many people think that self-reflection is constantly blaming themselves. True introspection is never to blame yourself. True introspection is to learn the law of cause and effect. The more we understand the importance of the law of cause and effect, the more powerful we can become.

If a person wants to make his heart strong, please don't always blame yourself. When you blame yourself, you don't really reflect.

When we blame ourselves, we always fall into the mood of self-criticism. If a person falls into self-criticism for a long time, his inner motivation will be exhausted.

Psychology has found that a person's excessive reflection will not bring growth, but will bring burnout. Over-reflection is also because you have not mastered the correct methods, which will hinder your self-growth.

We must understand that introspection is not blaming ourselves. In essence, introspection is where we need to improve and grow in the process of introspection.

Introspection is not a process of constant prevarication, but a better way of introspection. We have an old saying that once you fall, you will gain wisdom.

Introspection is to see where we have done better than before, where we need to improve, and what we should do to make things better, faster and more effective.

In fact, the essence of introspection is to master the law of cause and effect. Someone once said that due to hard work, the fruit comes from fate. We need to understand that real efforts come from our efforts in our career. The more we can keep the purity of our career, the better results we can get.

The essence of causality is actually to tell us the root of doing things and learn to think about whether our motives are pure or not. Kazuo inamori once said that the motive is perfect and selfless.

If we grow up, the more we know that the purpose of our efforts is not to prove how strong we are, but to strive for the prosperity of others' lives, then we will be more motivated.

In essence, the best motivation is to bind one's own interests with those of others. We need to understand that the real effort is not just for ourselves, but to learn how to be kind to you, me and everyone.

If we can do things from the perspective of more people, we can often jump out of the small pattern of self and re-examine what is the motivation of self-doing.

The more we fall into self-doubt, the less we can achieve the purpose of real reflection. Introspection is not regret. Introspection is the process of thinking and reorganizing ourselves, and then choosing to start over.

The law of cause and effect determines how far we can go. Without the understanding and application of causality, our reflection is often powerless and worthless.

The more we grasp the causal relationship, the more we will understand the importance of hard work. Because it represents our pure initial intention, if we can keep enough initial intention and pure motivation in the process of doing things, then we will often do things well.

Kazuo inamori once said, learn to be positive and gain selflessness. In essence, the same is true of putting yourself in the law of cause and effect.

We should examine what our initial intention is, whether it is for the benefit and value of more people or just for ourselves.

Only when we have a clear understanding of our initial intentions will our initial intentions guide us in a specific direction and choice. Wang Yangming once said, don't worry about your future, but worry about your conscience.

The initial heart is like this. Purify our motives and initial intentions, learn to sharpen things, and we can often be strong inside.

For example, if we know that growth is a lifelong task, then in the face of any learning, we need to understand that learning is not to prove ourselves, learning is long-term, and learning is to serve the public. If we master this truth and essence, we will often not learn badly, and we will not label ourselves with various labels. We will lengthen our time and keep learning, and finally form a breakthrough for ourselves and bring about the release of our learning ability.

One needs to understand that the biggest enemy in life is that we are used to labeling ourselves or giving ourselves fixed thinking. If we can get out of these obstacles, our inner strength will be great.

The same is true of mastering the law of cause and effect. Learn to face up to your initial heart, so that everything you do is no longer just for yourself, but for the benefit of all beings, knowing how you are, how I am, and how you are. Then we can form a good cycle in everything, and our inner strength will become stronger and stronger.

Today's topic: What do you think is the essence of introspection? Welcome to discuss and communicate.