(You and I labor) 'Starry Sky'

The original poster: -edge- Views: 237 Replies: 7 Posted in: 2014-05-05 08:31:36
Every night, I lift my head and gaze at the starry sky for a while, stretching out the emotions of the day, ultimately returning them to their original state, and then I smile and withdraw my gaze.
The starry sky is profound, with no reachable boundaries. It is precisely this unattainability of the farthest goal that keeps the eyes that gaze at it from ever becoming dull; instead, they continuously seek a destination of their own, moving forward and bringing new miracles. The twinkling stars sparkle, pulse, run, exist and vanish, are fleeting and eternal, move and remain still—all floating on this deep blue canvas. Under the starry sky, we become tiny, insignificantly small. This great contrast does not bring oppression; on the contrary, it brings a sense of openness.
Gazing at the stars allows us to communicate with the universe. In the vast universe, countless planets follow their own orbits, endlessly revolving. Our insignificance should make us aware of how foolish it is to cling to narrow personal desires and possessiveness. A human life is merely a fleeting moment in the cosmic process, barely worth noting. If one can have an open heart to comprehend the vastness of the world and feel the universal love for all living beings, what will ultimately fill the heart is a pure sense of gratitude—chasing an unfading faith with a heart that never gives up, without regret or remorse. This is precisely the greatest meaning that gazing at the starry sky can give me—that we must always remain open-minded and never give up. The profound calm of the starry sky allows me, after a busy day, to reflect on my mistakes, calm restless emotions, dispel painful feelings, return all thoughts to the starting point—clear, flawless, broad, unrestrained—and begin the next day's life with a zeroed state, free from chaotic emotions or wrinkled moods, walking happily and with openness.
Whenever I gaze at the starry sky, staring at a single star, I treat it as the endpoint of the day, the conclusion of a day, ending everything at this one 'point.' Perhaps success has not yet been reached, perhaps victory has not yet been touched, or perhaps there have been significant obstacles along the way, or one is currently stalled, unable to move forward. But please do not give up—the 'endpoints' are many, the 'end' is not over. Upon arriving at the next station, perhaps everything will suddenly turn for the better."The 'end point' also serves as a 'starting point.' Before it concludes, the next goal, the next endpoint will follow, awaiting your arrival. Regardless of whether you can present a satisfactory answer, you must never give up.
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The first one, look up and gaze!
Add points for picture 15, add points for magic. Add points for the text below, the first one added 'Look up and gaze' in a hurry because the poster was pressed for time. It served to naturally lift one's head to admire the forefront of the universe. So this point must be added!!
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The internet speed is a bit slow!
Starry sky! The most meaningful work of nature, no matter what else, I absolutely support it!
Actually, it was sent to the wrong person!
Look up and gaze. Not bad.
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