【你是在隨緣,還是在隨便?】
每一季處理完所有報名者的電郵後,讀完他們的人生遭遇,總有些感概。
多年前,我拍影片的方式就是看到觀眾的留言,自己有些想法,就直接開直播。這一支影片是2017年在台灣桃園國際機場,要飛回新加坡時,在候機室開的直播。事因前一天晚上,有觀眾提倡看命理清未來的方向,另一邊有觀眾留言,認為對待自己孩子的命運應該隨緣。
我說:這裡隨順命運的人如過江之鯽,但成功又開心的人有多少?想成功,雖然不一定要看命,但無論是自己的命運,或孩子的命運,隨緣與隨便,一線之差而已。
「隨緣」二字聽起來很灑脫,事實上,不一定是你悟性高,看透十二因緣,而是你不能面對命運的真實相,也自認沒辦法改變,沒打這場戰之前便已認輸。
所以,你只好選擇随便了。
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After I am done handling the emails from every season of bookings, I tend to feel regretful for my clients upon reading their life encounters.
Many years, my videos were all Facebook Lives, which were done after reading comments from the audience, and me wanting to add my two cents' worth.
This video was a FB Live done in 2017 at the boarding gate of Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport, while I was waiting for my flight back to Singapore. The night before, one viewer commented that he advocated knowing his children's destiny to gain clarity on their life directions. Another viewer felt that we should just leave it to fate.
My take: we aren't lacking people who follow what their destiny dicate, but how many successful and happy ones do we see? Yes, to get your destiny read isn't a prerequisite for success. But it is a fine line between leaving you life to fate and just being careless about it.
The Chinese term 隨緣 is often used freely when we think we should let nature takes it own course. Fact is, you may not be saying this because of your higher perception of the Twelve Links of Dependant Origination, but because you do not know how to face up to the reality of Destiny, and think nothing can be changed. Before the war is even fought, you have admitted defeat.
So the only thing you could do now is to let life happen to you, instead of you making life happen for you.
📺: https://youtu.be/x7tGMSiYKPA
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>>art director
感謝Jerry導演帶領這麼棒的一個團隊,小編制但很團結❤️🙏🏽
我們沒有劇本,全都是Jerry 導演說一個大概我們就從頭到尾拍,一鏡到底。
導演聽了我的歌、看了我的妝容,他知道我的個性,所以全部即興,很感謝他信任我的藝術、而我也信任他的眼光及技術。
這一天我總共連續跳了8小時的舞,但神奇的是...我身體一點都不累,為什麼呢?
因為我在做熱愛的事,我和Baridi的音樂、我的故事、我懂自己、我知道我是誰,所以一點都不累,因為不愧對自己。
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Shout out to Jerry& his team!
Small but United 🙏🏽
We don't have any scripts, all of the scenes are one take.
When the director, Jerry finished listening to my song and seeing my artistic makeup, he just let me jam the whole song from the top to the end, because he knows my personality so well☺️
I much appreciated that he trusts my artworks so I trust his sight and techniques as well.
I've been dancing for around 8 hours this day, but I don't feel exhausted, do you know why?
Because I'm doing what I love, me and Baridi’s music, my story and I do know myself so much!
So I won't feel regretful for what I'm doing and what I've done.
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Photo by 王磑
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I would like to thank all my English speaking friends and supporters in the US and world abroad for all the support of the past 6-7 years. It’s been a tough journey and I appreciate everyone who messaged me words of encouragement and congratulations.
As most of my audience are Chinese speaking, I apologize for not always posting in English. I’ll try to be better about that in the future. Below is a my short race recap of my 3:58:54 record breaking performance that went down back in Taiwan.
Nervous international fights, dismantled and reassembled my bike 3 times, 14 days of quarantine in un air conditioned heat chamber LOL (Taiwan is kind of hot), and my best 70.3 half Ironman race ever, here we are! Enjoy.. thanks again
Last year at Elsinore 70.3 in Denmark I underestimated the race courses’s difficulty, thinking for such a flat course I can easily break 4 hours. The bike leg didn’t go well, but running off the bike, I did some quick math and thought a 1:15 half marathon will be enough. During that time I still wasn’t very confident of my own endurance and was petrified of bonking halfway through the run. Nervous to push during the run, I held back until the last 5k. When I entered the finishing chute I saw the clock and it started with 4....I knew I had failed.
I was very regretful of my mentality and attitude for that race. Ever since then every single training run I do where I start to feel my legs go weak and felt the same fear at Elsinore 70.3, I would stay calm, endure the pain, and keep moving forward at the limit.
After more than a year, I took the risky flight from pandemic hard hit California to my home country Taiwan and then quarantined for 14 days. Thankfully I made it to start line for Ironman Taiwan 70.3 safe and healthy. I told myself at that moment, do not waste this opportunity.
I knew I couldn’t keep up with Sam during the swim, but I was quietly confident in my form, after a whole year of band work and technique help from my wife, I didn’t get any jello arms through the swim and was able to push full gas.
After I got to the shore, I got on my trusty Giant trinity (the dragon that changes color) and started my most confident sport of cycling, chasing after Sam. The first lap my old injury in my left hip came back to haunt me so I stayed conservative, though still able to average 42 kph. Second lap my left hip warmed up and the pain went away so I went full gas, enjoying the nice rolling course averaging 45-50kph on the 11 highway along the coast. I passed by many other competitors who cheered me on giving me a lot of energy.
Getting off the bike, I felt really good and started off averaging 3:30/km. I thought to myself a 1:15 half marathon is definitely doable. As I passed Sam at 4km mark my pace kept dropping and heart rate kept climbing. All of a sudden the clouds went away and the sun came out to play. I thought crap, this is bad. Every aid station I would grab two cups to drink and two cups to pour on myself, not wanting to slow down to waste anymore time. Every kilometer my pace would drop by a second and by halfway I did the math and realized breaking 4 was not going to happen. I started to feel very depressed and wanting to cry. I thought about How I spent the whole year training for this one race, left my family and my wife at home for a whole month, quarantined for 2 weeks, what the hell am I doing? I snapped out of that and slapped myself mentally and said if I’m not going to break 4 hours today I’m going to at least run until I got nothing left to give myself some closure. I wanted to finish the race not breaking four hours knowing I did my very best and didn’t have it, and not because I was scared. I had blisters underneath my thumb toe nail and it was extremely painful but I carried on. I slogged
Through the last 10km and found myself back in the finishing area. A friend yelled you still have two minutes til 4 hours! I still had hope and accelerated like crazy. I crossed the finish line and couldn’t believe my eyes... 3:58:54
This is my most satisfying race ever. I realized you really can’t let off until the finish line, because anything can happen. This race was very special since I basically time trialed alone from start to finish. To break 4 hours, the Taiwanese nations record for 70.3, and to share the race course with Sam, the pro athlete that inspired me to chase my dream , I couldn’t be more grateful.
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