Kazuo inamori &; Ampquot contentment is always a pleasure. Quot and quot Altruism &; ampquot

In Living Law, Mr. kazuo inamori emphasized "living with the spirit of altruism", broadened his vision and pattern, and thought about the most basic outlook on life and values from a "win-win" business world to a civilized social form.

Being content with happiness is the most basic survival philosophy in the future, which also includes the thoughts and behaviors of gratitude, modesty and altruism accompanied by being content with happiness.

There is satisfaction with this mode of production in nature. Herbivores eat certain plants, and carnivores eat this herbivore. The feces and corpses of carnivores return to the soil and become fertilizer for nourishing plants. Broadly speaking, the seemingly predatory animal and plant world is actually in a coordinated and balanced biological chain.

Don't pursue things beyond your needs. We must turn the "intellectuality" endowed by the gods into real wisdom and master the methods to control our desires. In other words, we should put into practice the lifestyle of "contentment". If you don't feel enough about the things around you now, you will continue to pursue them. Will you be satisfied when you get them? No way.

Laozi said, "The contented are always happy". This is the attitude towards life of "contentment". There is also a proverb: "When you can't get what you want, please cherish what you have." Satisfaction is the treasure of sages, and contentment brings people stability. We must practice this way of thinking and living.

The pursuit of selfish desires should be moderate, satisfied with a slightly insufficient state, and the rest should be shared with others. Or give it to others to satisfy others. You should have this kind of measurement and kindness. Some people say that this idea is too naive, too far-fetched and divorced from reality. But I believe this way of thinking can save Japan and even the earth.

However, a contented lifestyle does not mean being content with the status quo, not making any new attempts, being stagnant, depressed and lifeless.