God says: Always serve one another in love, for the whole law is contained in the words "Love your neighbor as yourself."
So we are born to love each other, but after all, people are still people, and he cannot abandon selfishness, arrogance, and distrust of others. Being human is all about believing in yourself.
When watching "Psychiatrist", it was the mysterious music at the beginning that allowed me to continue. The picture was a wide range of facial expressions that Westerners like, which made me dizzy and nervous.
The opening paragraph about "happiness": "Happiness, happiness is a word about feelings, feelings are rarely understood at this moment, quickly forgotten, and always forgotten."
It's a movie on the theme of happiness, I think.
The characters began to appear one after another, and it was a little confusing, but you knew that they would meet at a certain moment. A middle school student who lost her mother, an agent with obsessive-compulsive disorder, an out-of-date actress, a script editor who wants to succeed, a surrogate mother who wants to become a producer, in short, no one is completely so-called happiness living.
There are more or less problems in their own lives. Even Carter, the psychiatrist they rely on, is full of doubts about life because of his wife's suicide. They can only rely on smoking marijuana to face each night.
It seems that none of us are perfect.
Although, we are trying our best to make our life look the same, without radical frenzy and sensitive fear of everything, we have to keep telling ourselves that the future life is good.
However, we still need others, so the meaning of God's existence for each of us is to make us depend on each other. Every word we say, every thing we do, has an effect on them, like ripples in a lake suddenly broken by a stone.
Love, love each of us because we can save each other. No longer alone, closely connected because of wounds.
2009-9-19
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