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This episode gave me great inspiration. I finally understand why the spirit also needs cultivation. The spirit is actually a stabilizer; the purer it is, the higher its stability. It's like the network cable in the real world—the more inferior materials mixed into the cable, the more unstable the internet speed.
This is very similar to a first-person game. If it always lags (disconnects, frequency jumps, scene switches, discontinuous plot, inability to obtain effective information), can the game still be played? A player who quits because they can't play and denies the game's playability doesn't mean the game isn't actually playable—it's the player's own network problem!
The real world and the dream world (or the Akashic records) both truly exist—one is real, the other is virtual.
Great people become great not because of superior physical strength, skills, or appearance—these are just results. The cause is spiritual purity. I think this is the essence of the law of attraction.
Many people live in a state worse than mental illness. Social and family pressures cause extreme dispersion of energy. To concentrate on a single goal can only be achieved by liberating all of humanity! Otherwise, you can only focus on different goals at different times. In such phases, if the spirit is a bit purer, the connection is a bit more stable, and the game experience is a bit better, you'll feel a sense of "heaven and earth working together," as if everything is helping you. As the saying goes: luck has arrived!
Let's revisit some famous quotes:
A person without ambition often sets goals; a person with ambition sets long-term goals. -- Liu Ji
Study for the rise of China. -- Zhou Enlai
The most terrible enemy is the lack of strong faith. -- Romain Rolland
As long as there is strong willpower, there will naturally be ability, cleverness, and knowledge. -- Fyodor Dostoevsky
Few people can remain unmoved, adhere to correct views, and get through difficulties. -- Victor Hugo
The person who pursues persistently and gains the greatest joy from it is the successful one. -- Henry David Thoreau
With a firm will, it's like adding a pair of wings to your feet. -- Joe Bailey
The most important thing in life is to have a great goal, and to achieve it with talent and perseverance. -- Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
What is failure? Failure is the first step to a better situation. -- Phillips
To conquer demons, first conquer your own heart; when the heart is subdued, all demons retreat. To control obstacles, first control your temper; when the temper is calm, external obstacles cannot invade. -- Caigentan
Doesn't it all seem to be talking about the same thing?
