Chapter 35 fall

In the toy department of a department store, I saw a child who was eager to look at the toy and ran so fast that he fell down and made a loud noise. The grown-ups watching by the side all exclaimed, "This must have been a hard fall!" Unexpectedly, the child who seemed to be only five or six years old immediately jumped up, looked at the panic-stricken adult next to him, smiled brightly, and immediately ran over to see his Invincible Iron King Kong. I said to my wife who was visiting the department store together: "If this is an adult, he may be sent to the emergency department of the hospital immediately."

Indeed, if we fell all day like a one- or two-year-old toddler, we might end up in the hospital. If we are like five or six-year-old children who crash and fall to the ground all day long, we may often have to go to the emergency department in the hospital. Why do children keep falling and not getting hurt? I think it is because they are not afraid of falling, nor do they resist falling. It is inevitable to fall, and it is inevitable to stand up. Adults are afraid of and resist falling, and they will naturally be injured when they fall.Another reason is that children live in front of their eyes, and the moment they stand up, they immediately forget the pain of falling.The third reason is that the child's body and mind are soft, like a kitten, which can reduce injuries when falling.The last reason is to thank Tiansi, God has the virtue of being good at life, and gives children the ability to face falls.

I seem to have found some philosophy from the scene where the child fell and was not injured. In real life, we will also fall. If we can live in front of our eyes without fear or resistance, with a soft body and mind, and always have a grateful heart, we will fall. It won't hurt.