I remember a detail in "The Shawshank Redemption". Andy confessed to the prison and said something with emotion, to the effect that although his wife was not killed by his own hands, he was also guilty. He was guilty of his wife's death. Responsible, it was his actions and indifference that made the tragedy happen, with a meaning of "I didn't kill Bojo, but Bojo died because of me". And he also sighed that he should have made atonement for this sin after being here for 20 years.
Self-blame is the most frustrating emotion, and the most inescapable "guilt" in one's life. My guilt is the torment of a good man. Because of his responsibility, he caused a car accident and lost seven lives. Ben Thomson felt a lot of guilt, so after some investigation, he was determined to save others with his own organs.
I feel deeply guilty and face my family, friends, and those I care about, and the more I grow up, the more I realize that I am guilty and guilty. Guilt and redemption are the deepest requests in my subconscious mind. The fragility of life is beyond imagination, the human body is just a shell, and the soul is the real spirit.
There are pure spirits carrying broken shells, and there are strong shells hiding broken spirits. The more you see others and yourself as a shell, the less flashy you are, and the more you see others as one's own spirit, the more you think deeply. For a lifetime, the spiritual shell is one, but its separation is the end. Looking at people is like looking at a shell, knowing a person requires knowing the spirit. I don't know why I thought about this a few days ago.
All are guilty, but they do not observe, but if they do, they are exhausted.
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