Guess what?
This thing always wraps me like heaven, and supports me like earth.
It is also as wide as the universe, but sometimes narrower than a needle hole.
It has a bright side like light, and a dark side like clay.
Sometimes it gives hope and sometimes it gives frustration.
It is not only mild but also unsympathetic.
And it's lovely and sometimes ugly.
Sometimes I think I know, and sometimes I don't know at all.
This is always with us, but we always turn away from it.
If we collect only the positive aspects of this, we like what we like, and vice versa, what we hate when we collect only the negative parts.
Whatever the above article reminds us of, it resembles those we know well, and even a little bit, it reminds us of many answers.
Because everything in the world has a name and form must be paired with him.
It is like the yin and yang of Buddhism.
As a child I had confusion about yin and yang, which still confuses many people.
Why would the god who had absolute power allow it in the first place?
It is more pronounced when good and evil are seen without long words.
Those who infer only from their thoughts will try harder due to their will and the other side's influence, and they will think that they are going in a better direction, and they will talk in their favor.
Those who believe in themselves think that only the sky that we do not know is the only thing that we know and cover them up.
These thoughts all occur in self-centered or human-centered thinking.
People, including myself before, have a bad habit of dividing all the conflicting things and ostracizing the other side from one side, as if they had no idea.
There is no good or bad 100 percent purity in the world, If there is such a thing, it is nothing but this thing that can be described in words that do not rely on anything.
There may be differences in the way of expression in different religions, but basically the ministry does not define these as good or bad.
It's called "Yeon Gi," and if anything comes up like a samurai game, it's not something you have to split in two in an instant and reject by creating an enemy.
Because of this, it is a symbiotic relationship that depends on each other.
For example, Zen master of Korea, who died a few years ago, used a towel that we use by weaving horizontal and vertical threads up and down in the air.
If you untie those horizontal and vertical threads again and take them out, where's that" towel"? For this reason, he also said, "No one presides over the core of the "Yeon-Gi"
Everything came out of the air, this thing that you can't say it's not here, nor can you can't say it's not there.
Don't tell the answer to this question, just look at the continuous hints in everything we see and get it right.
