Hunters and prey

I'm listening to teacher Bing Bing's sharing today. At first, he took hunters and prey as examples.

Large prey, tall and burly, horses, cattle and sheep, even carrying sharp weapons, but he plays the role of prey.

On the grassland, if a wolf screams, all the prey will scatter. The prey and the hunter are two completely different roles.

Everything a hunter does, his gestures are pushing things to happen. The prey didn't have any ideas, so they dispersed after a few words. The prey follows the feeling, follows the mood, leaves if it wants to, and stays if it doesn't want to. Hunters follow their own direction and go where they want to go. The prey character needs someone to take care of her, but she just feels unhappy for no particular reason. When I don't have any capital, I need to fight for it myself. I will get the applause I want and the results I want. I don't need other people's praise, praise me and coax me, and I will do it. People who are playing the role of prey can't find themselves in the eyes of others, thus losing themselves and the direction of life.

Most people with high education and doctoral degrees are also waiting for hunters and headhunters to hunt. A hunter, considering the result of this matter. Think about what you want and push things forward. A prey, considering the feeling. It's easy to get emotional when guessing what others think is good or bad.

Hunter: You are not good to me. I don't deserve myself. I can't find anyone who is nice to me. No matter whether others treat me well or not, I am creating my own life.

Are you playing a hunter or a prey? The real sense of security comes from your responsibility for your own life. You really know the past and what kind of life you want to live in the future.

Discover your own essence and live your true self.