Self-discipline, self-discipline and self-discipline

Be cautious and independent, even when you are alone, you should pay attention to your behavior and be strict with yourself. When we sit still, we are cautious and independent. In Wang Yangming's view, honesty is actually self-management. Self-management contains many elements.

The most hidden things can best reflect a person's quality, and the smallest things can best see a person's soul. Being cautious and independent is generosity to others and reassurance to yourself. Prudence and independence are the persistence of self-discipline in the heart. It is when no one is around, walking on thin ice, approaching the abyss, never indulging, deviant or out of line.

Cautious independence is a dialogue between self and the whole world, as well as between self and soul. Being cautious and independent is essentially "sincere and follow one's inclinations" as mentioned in "University", and it is awe of one's inner lofty moral law. Only when people reach this state can their glory return to dullness, keep the true colors of the world, experience deeply and return to nature. Being cautious and independent is a thousand-year practice of China people, a kind of quiet beauty and a supreme realm of life.

Zeng Guofan said that if people can be cautious and independent, their hearts will naturally be calm, stable and rich. Nothing is more difficult than cultivating one's heart. The hardest thing to do is to be cautious and independent. A person who practices prudence alone must have a magnetic field and a healthy breath, which will be obviously dazzling among all beings. Such people can only be respected by practicing internal and external moral behaviors.

Caution and independence are the road to success in life. It makes you open-minded to the vast world and makes your mind happy, satisfied and peaceful. For individuals, "self-awareness" is a necessary means to achieve prudent independence, that is, constant self-awareness, self-reflection and self-correction. Ceng Zi said, "I save my body three times a day". The ancients still had the ideal of self-improvement. Modern people should meet the sage Si Qi and strive to achieve this state of self-cultivation.

As long as you keep making progress, the test of life will be more and more and bigger. "Cautious independence" is like that lighthouse. Although this anti-human practice is endless and the other side is out of reach, it illuminates the road ahead and points out the direction for you on this thorny road.