"If you are impatient, you will lose your authority; if you are impatient, you will lose your roots." Slow down and be steady, and calmness, concentration, and wisdom will easily arise!

This eight-character pearl comes from Laozi's "Tao Te Ching".

What is king and what is root?

"Jun" is our mind, our consciousness, and our conscience. "Root" means foundation, foundation, direction, principle, core needs and basic bottom line.

What is impatience?

"Irritability" means impatient, noisy, irritable, restless, that is, impatient, impatient, impatient, impatient, impatient...

What is lightness?

"Light" means rash, easy, frivolous, frivolous, easy to give up...that is, not heavy, not settled, not cautious, not modest.

How to cure "irritability" and how to manage "lightness"?

Lao Tzu said: "Quietness is the master of impatience, and heaviness is the neglect of roots."

What is "quiet"?

Calm down, watch the changes, wait for good news, wait for the flowers to bloom, and rejoice quietly. Whenever faced with important events, be calm, calm will be followed by concentration, and concentration will be followed by wisdom.

What is "heavy"?

Importance, focus, focus, and weight. The first-class qualifications are deep and profound, the second-class qualifications are upright and heroic, and the third-class qualifications are clever and eloquent - Ming Dynasty · Lu Xinwu · "Moaning Language"

So, when you have a focus, remember yourself When you adhere to your principles and direction, keep your core and bottom line, and are willing to accumulate and accumulate deeply, you will not be easy to be rash, frivolous, or give up easily!

Similarly, when you can calm down and have calmness, you will not be irritable, irritable, and restless. Only in this way can you calm down and gain wisdom. If you are really wise, you will not fundamentally lose your "king", that is, your true mind, consciousness and conscience. As the saying goes, "Governing a big country is like cooking small dishes." Regardless of individuals, institutions, or even countries, if you want to achieve the desired results and established policies, you need to practice deliberately: don't stir up things in a hurry, don't be in a hurry, and give time and patience to cook small dishes. The fresh "quiet, calm and wise".

I hope and wish that each of us can be our own "king", become our own master, and always move forward and work hard in the fundamental direction and needs we want. If you lose your "Jun" and "Root" and go in the wrong direction, your efforts will be in vain, going in the wrong direction, and you will only get further and further away from your goals and ideals.

Finally, I would like to remind you of a word of caution, that is, when you encounter any urgent or impatient things, stop and ask yourself: Is the owner still there? Where is the direction? What is it? Maybe, just by stopping and asking yourself a question, you can endure the calm and calm, and take a step back to open up the world!