Why our language is the mirror of our hearts
Our society's unique way of thinking and living combines the old and the new, the traditional and the modern. This characteristic structure works for many things in our lives, like the way we dress and the way buildings are put together.
It also works for our cultural values, which shape how we interact with others, think, and act. Harmonious communication is important for the physical and mental health of everyone in a country, and it also speeds up and improves social growth.
When two people start dating, their thoughts and feelings are first filtered through the positive energy of love or the negative energy of lovelessness.
Language has the power to turn an enemy into a friend, heal the sick, and make the sad happy. Confucius said that if he were given the power to rule a country, he would start by getting the language right.
Language is used to communicate, learn, think, and build culture. All of these things will be wrong if the language is wrong.
Praise and admiration from others boosts confidence and self-belief. It's also the best way to stay motivated and encouraged. It's part of our culture, manners, and education to value people, care for them, and make them feel important.
No matter what, everyone loves and respects people who are kind with their hands and words. The kind person who is giving with both their hands and their tongue is something our society needs more of.
There are two main ways for people to talk to each other: the path of harmony that makes our lives better and the path of harmony that makes our lives worse. On the road we choose, we have to build our personal or social relationships.
People who are balanced, in charge of their emotions and thoughts, use praise-love-harmony language, understand others, make friends without judging, look into others' eyes with love, talk about good qualities, and say "I-to-me-mine-mine" can make society more spiritually and socially powerful and happy.
We are being asked to follow the "path of harmony," which means to adjust to what other people expect and to treat traits that are different from our own with love, tolerance, and understanding.