Sometimes I also have this kind of superstition, don't say bad things lightly. Similar to what Taozi said to his father. In fact, when I was young, I would have less scruples and lose my temper when I was unhappy. However, the more I grow up, the more I experience the helplessness of life, and the less I dare to be self-willed toward people close to me. Fear that a word would break their hearts.
People always have too much pain in their hearts. No matter how close people are, they can’t fully understand the pain. She seems selfish and willful because she doesn't understand. Some people say that because of this waywardness, it will increase the closeness between people. But once you understand the complexity of people and you cannot really understand a person, you dare not easily challenge others' bottom line. .
I believe in the impermanence of life, and also believe that there is spirit in the sky. I always feel that if you have the belief in being sheltered, you are lucky to be sheltered.
I have seen comments that this is a very common story. Actually I don't think so. Yesterday I saw the hillside where poppies are in full bloom. That is a very common story. It's not that Taozi didn't understand her father. After experiencing the help of the monster, she understood such a story. It's a process in which she untie the knot. The monster may have it, or it may be just an illusion. But after experiencing all this, she gradually built up the belief that her father would always look at them. I think this is a plain and brilliant story.
I have read a book before and said that the Japanese belief is that all actions are impermanent and death is happiness.
Probably all impermanence is also an attitude that we should face up to in life.
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