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7 skills to win without fighting
¡°I don¡¯t know how much damage and the agony and suffering caused by the quarrel with others.¡±
-Poet Kim Deok-kwon
Wouldn't it be nice if we could win the world without fighting? When I was young, I had lived with a rather loud shout,'I will break it, but I will not bend it.' So maybe you have survived the tough boxing world to some extent. When I think about it now, it was truly uncomfortable and uncomfortable.
Here was a great man who taught over 2,500 years ago how to win without fighting. It is Mukja (Ùøí: 470 BC ~ 391 BC?) from the No (ÖÛ?) country in the Spring and Autumn Warring States period. Mukja was a philosopher who took universal love, that is, humility, as the basic idea. According to a legend, Muk-ja was originally a Confucian scholar who followed the teachings of Confucius (Íîí).
Then I became convinced that Confucianism was too emphasizing burdensome rituals and neglecting religious teachings, so I decided to go on an independent path. Confucius had an aristocratic temperament and inclination in all respects, and dreamed of returning to the quiet and peaceful days of the splendid and magnificent Zhou (early Zhou Dynasty).
On the other hand, Muk-ja was attracted to ordinary people, and pursued a simple and simple life and candid relationships in the primitive era, much older than the Zhou Dynasty. The Silent is a compilation of major writings left by the Silent and his disciples. It is a book that contains the core of the silent politics, ethics, and religious teachings.
He not only condemned offensive wars, he was a pacifist who would not hesitate to run a long way to stop war whenever he was told that war could happen. The ¡¶Seven Skills of Winning Without Fighting¡· appears in the ¡¶silent character¡·.
Mukja also said this. ¡°The beauty wants a lot of people to meet even if she doesn't come out the door. Rather than trying to reveal your name on your own, it's better to strengthen your inner self.¡± Mukja's theory of ¡®gyeom-ae¡¯ means loving people equally without discrimination. Then, let's look at Mokja's <Technology to Win without Fighting>.
First, even if you fight, you decide when and where.
A wise person does not use his abilities carelessly. Anyone who pretends to be smart displays his sleazy remnants at any time and creates his loopholes. But a wise man knows when and where to show his talents. It is easy to bring about useless anger when the ungodly luck is awakened.
Second, don't put flatterers around you.
It is foolish to accuse others for useless disputes. It is important to behave in a way that suits the person's mood. However, in a relationship where there is a need for loyalty, people who are flattering need to be careful.
Third, there is no virtue beyond humility.
It is to open your heart with a humble attitude. ¡°The Yangja River and the Yellow River formed a large river because they did not hesitate to keep a small stream of water.¡± Mukja said that the willingness to accept the small criticisms of others is the fastest way to absorb the strengths of others and devote themselves to it. Humility is the most important attitude in life. Even the most outstanding person is nothing compared to this world. Always devote yourself to a low position.
Fourth, don't argue with meaningless arguments.
Anyone in an argument is bound to be stubborn. But in fact, you can't give up easily because of pride even though you have nothing to get there. If you lose an argument, you feel bad, and if you win, you lose your friend. When you want to argue with the other person, you need to consider two things. One is that controversy is meaningless to win. Even if the two won, they were gained by trampling the pride of the other.
Fifth, it must be emptied to contain.
You cannot hold anything in a full place. Excessive self-consciousness is the beginning of numerous anguish. If you fill yourself up too much with'me', you will suffer from fatigue and become sensitive to yourself and others. A person full of ego has no space for others to enter. It is always necessary to have some room to leave me empty.
Sixth, it is better to avoid premarks.
Muk-ja said, "Even if you don't make friends with the villain, you need to know how to deal with the villain and avoid it." It is better to avoid the child than to deal with it, as the child is insulting the people around him. Even if you become an enemy, the dwarf is far more dangerous than the gentleman. This is because unlike the warlords, the villain afflicts others for life with their intolerance.
Seventh, don't boast.
There are many children in the world, and if you are not humble, you will surely be jealous. Therefore, you need to hide and protect yourself from being targeted by children. Since ancient times, it has been said that wise people hide the light and show stupidity.
How is it? How to win without fighting these seven! Looking back, it is impossible to know how much damage and the suffering and suffering caused by humans who were never good at quarrel with others. It would be great for our Deokhwamanbal family to learn this ¡°how to win without fighting¡± and lead a happy life.