When someone is thirsty,

giving them a piece of fried chicken doesn’t help
because what they need is water.
For people who are bedridden and seriously ill, they think health is the most important.
For people who have lost their freedom, they think freedom is the most important.
For people who lack companionship, they think love is more important.

I’ve always felt that in this world, none of the people and things are inherently good or bad.
You can’t judge everything with a mindset of separation.
Everyone has their own issues; you fill what you’re missing.
If you’re lacking love, you make up for it with love.
If you’re lacking money, you go earn money.

You can’t impose your own way of thinking on other people.
Different mental states.
Different priorities for what people need.
You use your own understanding to interpret others,
and others, similarly, will understand you that way too.

The world is like a mirror—
it’s a projection of your inner world.
When you’re happy, the world is beautiful.
When you’re not happy,
the small things to other people can also be a disaster to you.

So there are no real disasters—
only what you can’t accept in your own eyes.
What happens at the moment is not eternal.

I hope everyone, when you encounter confusion and things you don’t understand, will loosen your grip.
Life is just a big makeshift stage.
We play the roles we want to become.
Go through experiences and truly feel them.

PS: These words are really wise, but actually the logic isn’t that profound. Still, when it comes to real life, there will always be so many people who use their own current circumstances and state of mind to guide and even criticize others’ current circumstances and state of mind, and who never learn to accept human differences.