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Positive, active, passionate life
We all have the ability and qualifications to weave a beautiful life
-Poet Kim Deok-kwon
Since returning to Won Buddhism, I have lived with my motto set to <I am positive, active, and passionate about everything.> So, it seems to be true that my life has been quite passionate. It makes sense that people's minds become the way they think, if they think strangely, and if they want it, it becomes what they want.
There was a student at a school who was sick. But one day, the student took a math test at school. The student was ill and could hardly study. But as the teacher announced his test results, he called the student's name and said, ¡°00! First place!¡± When the student asked, "Yes?", I heard the loud voices of friends saying, "First place in the back!"
Perhaps the teacher's presentation was a word of great pride. However, a remarkable reversal took place. The student jumped up from the seat and made a ¡°V¡± with both hands, as if he had really won first place, and gave her classmates a wonderful ceremony. Then her classmates clapped their hands at the student's wit and cheered.
What a wonderful twist. Usually, in this case, your face would have turned red. But the student passed the crisis with her wit. Of course, she knew that the teacher was also a positive student who could do that, so she made the announcement that she ranked first.
How is it? Perhaps, when students come to society, children who see the world positively may be much more successful than children who are good at differentiating and integrating. In this way, a person is a being who builds the house of his life from moment to moment according to his or her thoughts. Wouldn't that not be about creating your own future, your life, and your home and society?
However, many people seem to be living the world too rigidly. They get angry at small things, fight, accuse them, and pour out vulgarity. At the same time, they live by acting as if they would never do anything wrong. Not everyone becomes an adult just because they are old.
When we treat people every day, it's surprisingly easy to be negative human beings. What they complain about is just rationalizing the passive side or conforming. But a positive person always accepts challenges, grows, and develops.
Let's take a look at some of the characteristics of positive humanoids who live their lives positively, positively, and passionately.
First, find your own motivation.
Positive people know that this power comes from within themselves. We are well aware that this is because we are acting according to our own beliefs, not as directed by others. Human beliefs give that person the strength to move forward. And positivists are those who believe in what they do.
Second, we look at others' failures as opportunities for learning.
There is no such thing as'failure' in the positivist's dictionary. They too know clearly that there are mistakes and errors, impossible challenges, and goals that cannot be achieved. But none of these think it's a failure. That's the power to create a positivist. No human being has ever succeeded without ever experiencing errors or failures. Mistakes are fixed, holes are filled, failures are overcome, and the foundation of great success.
Third, be honest with yourself.
Being honest with yourself means not justifying yourself or making excuses. It takes courage to maintain this attitude. Positive people aren't afraid to say they're wrong. Rather, they humbly accept their mistakes. This attitude makes you stronger. Because I think that mistakes are a step toward getting better.
Fourth, we do not compare ourselves with others.
The way you set your goals may be different from other people. A true positivist thinks that no one is better or worse than anyone else. It may be because people who compare themselves with others lack self-reliance and have a hard time judging themselves. A person can determine if his or her life is the way he wants it to be. Whatever it is, in the end, he decides.
Fifth, positive people pioneer themselves.
He can't say that no one has become a positivist without pioneering himself. Knowing ourselves, forgiving and accepting our own mistakes and errors, and putting appropriate value on our achievements so far, are shortcuts to positivism that take pride in our own processes.
That's right. With these six characteristics alone, we deserve a'positive, active and passionate life in all things.' Such a person will never make a mistake in life but never fail. At this level, aren't all of us capable and qualified to weave a beautiful life?