Stick to your beliefs and sow the seeds of hope

Sticking to your own beliefs and sowing the seeds of hope <br /> Persevering in faith can be the truth that everyone knows, but it is difficult to know how to do it. There are not many people who actually do it. There is such a metaphor: the individual's individual is likened to the computer's hardware. Everyone has a physiological difference, but it is not big. The difference between the scientist and the ordinary human brain is better than that of the dog and the hound. The difference is even smaller. In fact, the key to determining a person's success or failure is "software," the most important of which is belief. If a person has a belief and insists on it, he can do so without abandoning or giving up, he will surely see hope and ushered in the dawn.
There is such a story: in the vast desert, an expedition is struggling, they have no water. So the captain took a kettle from his waist and raised his hands and shouted in surprise: "I still have a pot of water here!" But no one can drink before crossing the desert. The heavy kettle was passed from the hands of the players, and the face that was on the verge of despair showed a firm look. The belief that we must get out of the desert supports them to move forward step by step. Finally, they escaped from the dead and walked out of the innocent desert. When everyone was so weeping, they stared at the kettle that gave them their support for a long time. The captain carefully unscrewed the kettle lid, but it was a sloppy sand. He said sincerely: "As long as there is a firm belief in the heart, the dry sand can sometimes become a clear spring."
Indeed, the belief is like a compass that guides the direction and guides us in the direction of life. In the infinite journey, what is important is not how high and how far a person flies. The key is to have a clear direction.
Beliefs sometimes linger in persistence and vacillation, succumb to advancement and retreat, and sometimes even helplessness is more difficult than persistence. As mentioned in the above story, all the players are lost in the belief of survival. If they persist, they still can't see hope, and they are not willing to give up the desire to survive. When the external intervention occurs, the players regain their faith, step by step. Going forward, I finally walked out of the desert. Let us imagine what kind of consequences will occur if there is no such external force at the most critical time. Maybe a tragedy will happen, maybe there will not be such a touching miracle of life.
Then, stick to your convictions, especially when you are in a dilemma and swing, how do you continue to stick to your beliefs?
I want to find the answer from another prophecy story: a group of frogs discuss, we have to climb to the opposite mountain to see the scenery above, so all the frogs set off together. When climbing halfway, some frogs were shaken. "Why are we going so hard to climb the mountain to see the scenery, isn't the scenery the same?" Slowly some frogs withdrew from the forward team, and only one frog climbed to the top. The frogs cheered for the frog and asked how it could last until the end, but it did not answer. It turns out that this frog is a scorpion. It only knows that everyone climbs the mountain together and is not disturbed by the outside world.
It turns out that keeping the inner peace, being free from outside interference, and insisting on doing what you should do, you can stick to your beliefs and achieve your goals. Zhuge Liang wrote to his 8-year-old son Zhu Gezhan's "Zizishu" saying: "The journey of the gentleman, Jing Jing to cultivate, to cultivate morality. Non-indifferent to Mingzhi, non-quiet and far-reaching. "Don't be eager for quick success. If you want to do things in a down-to-earth manner, you will naturally have less confusion and more determination. In the process of pursuing your life goals, you will enjoy the scenery along the way and bring true joy to your heart."
The value of life does not lie in the glory after success, but in the pursuit itself, in the process of establishing and adhering to belief. Sticking to faith is like burying a seed in the heart. As long as the seeds are rooted and sprouted under the right conditions, there will always be hopes of harvesting the fruit. Sometimes you need external assistance to get results, but ultimately you have to do it yourself, because no one can spread your beliefs in your heart. Therefore, we must stick to our beliefs and sow the seeds of hope.
Source: New Oriental