A peach tree is cut down while it’s still in bloom. A snake appears on the porch one afternoon. From these small, ordinary moments unfolds a quiet inner dialogue between reason and emotion — about control, about limits, and about how to keep compassion tender without letting it become too heavy to carry.
Have you ever wanted to have a soulmate in your life?
Time is like a river, as the Greek philosopher Heraclitus said: “No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it’s not the same river and he’s not the same man.” Because we don't really live in the moment of that flow, we just watch the water flow with regret.
People are strange. Instead of just living, they embellish all sorts of things to make their lives seem meaningful and noble. But certainly, a person who does not try to live well and happily in this life, should not hope for that in the next life.
“People are happiest when they can truly be themselves. In the end, life would be meaningless if you can never really be yourself.”
Many people have difficulty because of poor memory, and amnesia causes inconvenience in work and life. So have you ever looked for a solution to this problem? My life has changed since I learned to use my second brain.
I am a blogger with my blog, podcast show, and YouTube channel in Vietnamese. However, I was surprised that some foreign readers followed my blog and liked my posts. I have planned to launch an English version of my blog for a long time.
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