I was just playing "The Legend of the Great Hero," initially just for fun and to enjoy the story. The scene involved the protagonist facing another protagonist who had become a monk. Suddenly, a dialogue struck me: "You still have attachments in your heart; you can only see me through them." "When you let go, you will be able to see me without them." "No need to think, no need to discuss." "All things are inconceivable; when you know who you are, you will understand." "Look at heaven and earth, look at all beings, and then look at yourself." At that moment, I had a strange feeling. It's as if many things aren't that we can't see them clearly, but that we can't let go. When you still hold onto certain people, certain outcomes, certain answers, you can only understand the world through others. But when you truly let go, you'll find that you've always seen things. Some things aren't something you can think of or fight for. The world is vast, and there are many truths, but the hardest thing is actually looking back at yourself, looking at heaven and earth, looking at all beings, and finally realizing that the person you couldn't see clearly was someone you never expected a game to express such profound things. 🌟 🎧 Spiritual Radio | Everyday Insights are now available on SHIPPING, LIFE, and SHIPPING! 🎉 Hear the light in your daily life.