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Welcome to Wisdom Wonders,
the journey of life.
There was a tired woodcutter,
carrying a large bundle of firewood on his back.
He groaned as he struggled to move his heavy footsteps,
bending over and heading towards the low hut downhill.
Eventually,
he couldn't go any further and in pain,
he set down the firewood,
recalling the hardships of his life.
From birth,
he had never known happiness in this world.
Perhaps there was no one more miserable than him.
Often,
he went from one worry to the next,
working tirelessly day and night just to make ends meet.
Wife,
children,
oppressive taxes,
endless suffering,
closing his eyes,
scenes of unbearable misery would appear in his mind.
The woodcutter knelt down and called upon death,
who promptly arrived,
asking the woodcutter what assistance he needed.
Please help me lift this bundle of firewood and place it on my back.
I don't think it will take much of your time,
the woodcutter said with all his strength.
Death could have put an end to everything,
but the woodcutter would rather endure suffering than die.
How should we describe the scenery of life?
How should we view it?
How should we embrace it with our souls?
A sage often persuades his friends with the words,
a person only has one lifetime.
A person only has one lifetime sounds simple,
easy to say,
but it carries profound meaning.
It can make a person brave in weakness,
humble in pride,
active in despair,
joyful in pain,
and able to both pick up and let go of anything.
The toils,
worries and grudges of the world,
if there are any that cannot be resolved or endured,
won't they all dissipate in just a few short decades?
If so,
what is there to be unable to resolve?
A person only has one lifetime.
When you think of this,
if you're a hero,
you should strive to achieve even greater deeds.
If you're a scholar,
you should seek even higher knowledge.
If you love someone,
you should boldly tell them,
because today will not come again.
Once this lifetime is gone,
everything will vanish.
An unread book,
an unspoken word,
there will be no chance again.
You must seize this precious lifetime.
A person only has one lifetime.
You can actively seize it or face it calmly.
When you feel troubled,
think of it for peace of mind.
When you feel spiritually weak,
think of it for gratitude.
Because no matter what,
you are fortunate to have this lifetime.
It won't come again by itself.
