It’s good to stop it occasionally!

There is a saying that is good: "We are suffering because we are going too fast and our souls cannot catch up."

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A person who wants to be quick is not necessarily the ultimate winner, because life is not a race, and running fast will not necessarily win. We should learn to let the soul be enslaved by desire and let it fly freely. There is a saying that says: "Stop and enjoy every moment." We should slow down. To appreciate the tranquility and touch that has been unfamiliar for a long time, so I think it is good to stop it occasionally!

When a pastor was preaching, he criticized those who chased the external things too much: God gave me a task to ask me to take a snail to go for a walk. I want to go faster, but the more I urge it, the slower it is. Even though it has tried to climb, it still makes me intolerable. I licked it, urged it, even hit it, it was still the same speed, I was angry, and added to the snails, but the snail was still crawling slowly, I was desperate, I don’t understand why God wants me. Take it out for a walk. Exhausted, I had to stop and follow the snail. Huh? I suddenly smelled the flowers and found a garden next to it. I feel the cool breeze, so gentle that people want to sleep. There are also insects and birds. The first head lifted, the blue blank cloud, how good the weather. Wow! I can't help but be drunk in it. How did I not find it before? I understand that God does not want me to take a snail out for a walk, but let the snail take me out for a walk.

The tense life is breathless. We should also keep a heart of "taking the snail out for a walk", feel the scenery that we are neglecting around us, and occasionally slow down, it will make our mood more open-minded. Whether at work, in study or in life, we may wish to give ourselves some time to stop and experience the excitement and desolateness of life. The beauty and ugliness of the world, whether good or bad, enrich our lives. Stop and enjoy this ordinary happiness!

It’s good to stop occasionally!

Third day: Chen Yu