In order to live a healthy life both mentally and physically...
Let's have greed.
Let's be greedy.
If you are swayed by emotions, questions will arise in your own mind.
The Buddha also attained enlightenment from his doubts.
There is no such thing as enlightenment where there is no question.
It is only when you become greedy and realize that you are being swayed by your own emotions that you can take a step away from yourself and calmly look at yourself.
Enlightenment also comes from greed.
I don't need guidelines.
As we do what is right in front of us, the guidelines change each time.
People don't grow no matter how much experience they have.
They grow because they reflect on that experience and try to correct it in their own way.
The guidelines will also change depending on my capacity at that time and my reflection values based on my own experiences up to that point.
Introspecting as if you understood, or stubbornly believing that you have to do what you've been taught could backfire and screw yourself down with logic.
There will always be a mess at some point.
What I think my heart is broken isn't broken yet.
The fact that I want to do something about it is proof that I have been able to properly analyze my mind myself.
Success compared to others is of no use.
I did it! If that's what you think, every little thing is a success.
It's not easy to get an ideal body and mind.
If I fail, I think about the next one, and if I succeed, my heart is happy and relieved.
If you only fail repeatedly, your mind will be exhausted; conversely, if you only succeed, your mind will grow and you will not be able to see things.
It is precisely because we repeat small mistakes and successes that we can keep our mind healthy.
You don't have to do anything to improve your balance.
The repetition of accomplishing something close in front of you without thinking about arriving at moderation will naturally show you what you are aiming for.
What I want to do now is my guideline.
I want to do this now, and that's the choice.
I can't move because I think too hard.
It's a good idea to think about what to do for the first time when you make a move and fail.
If you notice it at that time, you might find yourself moving even further.