The Theater of Fate

Thank those who have appeared in your life.

Everyone's arrival in our world is a deliberate arrangement by fate.

The characters in this play carry missions bestowed upon them by heaven; their appearance always aims to teach you something.

Therefore, you should perform your part fully in every scene, because after this scene, some people or events will never reappear.

They will help you understand the meaning of life and the importance of yourself—to understand what love is, and what harm is.

No matter what, you belong only to yourself; you are the master of your own life.

Therefore, you don't need to act alongside anyone else; just play your own role well.

When one scene ends, you must step out and move to the next.

Never become so immersed that you cannot extricate yourself.

Because the characters and scenes in the next chapter have changed, the same plot will not repeat itself.

Moving forward brings new scenery and new emotions.

Changes in the environment mean changes in you; if you don't change, you won't be able to adapt to the new plot and will fall into the next crisis.

When someone leaves the stage, you should learn to be grateful.

Be grateful for their companionship in your life, whether they brought you care or harm!

Care will make you feel the warmth of humanity and make you more tolerant and loving toward others; harm will teach you to discern what is truly right for you.

Slowly learn to be aware—aware of everything around you.

Embrace those who are kind to you, and stay away from those who will hurt you.

Because of their presence in your life, your true self becomes more complete and well-rounded, and your personality more colorful.

You must value your inner feelings.

Learn to protect yourself, and always keep a few trump cards up your sleeve.

Let life bloom more calmly, serenely, and gracefully.

You can listen to the wind sing love songs, watch the sea roar, observe the bright moon in a foreign land, and appreciate the blooming and fading of flowers throughout the seasons.

Your heart is like the bright moonlight before your bed, flowing freely and calmly.

From then on, you let go of your trembling and your panic.

No longer fragile, no longer lost.

Pain has opened your eyes, allowing you to discern the path forward.

Sadness gives you strength, granting you wings to soar.

You can face the future with unwavering resolve, braving rain, snow, and wind.

Thank you for reading!