Chapter 57 live happily today

A newspaper reporter came to visit and suddenly asked, "What motto does Mr. Lin have?" My motto, I usually use 3M note paper to write some precautions for the day, so I tore a few and showed it to the reporter: "When you go out, don't forget to buy alfalfa sprouts." "Manuscripts that lack handouts should be written today." "Pay the mortgage." "Help Liangyan buy a brush." I said, "Look, I have so many mottos." The reporter laughed: "Mr. Lin really likes to joke, I mean the real motto." "What's the real motto?"

"It's a sentence engraved in my heart and used to regulate and motivate myself from time to time." This gets me into trouble because I don't really have a motto other than a reluctance to say I do, which is a phrase I use to practice from time to time: "Be happy in the moment." "Living in the present" is the language of Zen Buddhism, which means that people should let go of past troubles and worries about the future, and use their secondary spiritual power to bear the present moment.If you lose this moment, there will be no next moment, and if you cannot cherish this life, you will not be able to yearn for the next life.

"Living in the moment" means "enjoy happiness when happiness comes, and face pain when pain comes". In darkness and light, neither avoid nor escape, and face life with a natural attitude . I added "live in the moment" to "live happily in the moment", because in addition to commitment, I hope to have expectations, wishes, and a good mood, not only to be calm and natural, but also to reverse the life at this moment. Keep your heart happy forever. This can be said to be my motto. Therefore, if you owe something, you must write it happily; when you pay the housing loan, you must pay it happily;

There are still many notes on my desk, only "live happily in the present" does not need to be posted on the right side of the seat, because that is the attitude of my life.