Inner Peace and Freedom - Chapter 5: Factory Setting and Growth Environment
Every individual's innate Four Quotients are gradually developed through their growth environment, which includes living environment, social environment, educational environment, etc. The Four Quotients are likened to the four types of minerals: gold, silver, copper, and iron. The total quantity of each ore and the metal content within are comparable to a person's innate potential […]
Inner Peace and Freedom - Chapter 4: Every life comes with a unique factory setting
The factory setting of life, combined with the growth environment, composes a person's life dimension.How is your life dimension? Today, let's further explore the reality of life. First, let's understand a concept called "the factory setting of life". The factory setting of life refers to our innate intellectual quotient, emotional quotient, spiritual quotient, moral quotient, […]
Inner Peace and Freedom - Chapter 3: Change (Happiness) Fuels Greed, Greed Fuels Suffering
We are constantly pursuing happiness, but why do we end up with suffering?Can you see through the cycle from happiness to suffering? Today, let's continue to explore the suffering of change (happiness) and desire. In the previous lecture, we discussed that if a person does something that alleviates their psychological and physical suffering, as well […]
Inner Peace and Freedom - Chapter 2 Psychological Suffering
Not getting what you want, separating from what you love, encountering what you dislike.Apart from physical pain, we also have various sufferings in our minds.Where do these sufferings come from? There are three main types of psychological sufferings: the suffering of not getting what one wants, the suffering of separation from what one loves, and […]
Inner Peace and Freedom - Chapter 1: Types of Sufferings
You don't want suffering, yet seldom reflect on its root.You pursue happiness, yet don't understand its essence.You seek freedom, but fail to realize what is true freedom.Do you want to live instinctively like an animal? There are two types of human suffering. The first is physical suffering, which is commonly referred to as pain of […]