Do Jae-sang: - Words are never enough.

Floating oil is the curse of our time.

Immediate gratification is a psychological

The root cause.

The urgent need today is for a greater number of intelligent people.

It's not about getting it. It's not about having extraordinary talents. What's really needed is a large number of people who are deeply beautiful.

Richard Foster

A deep perspective is something that is rarely worked on in modern times. Many people think that perspective is very important, but the number of people who actually embrace it can be counted on the palm of their hands. In fact, some people talk about it superficially. They think that thinking about it makes them wise and broad-minded. But unfortunately, this is not the case.

We yearn for the changes in life and the insights that can be gained. We hope that one day it will magically appear before our eyes. But we fail to take the time to absorb it. We neglect to take the time to learn valuable lessons by allowing ourselves to be consumed by the hustle and bustle of our hectic lives.

In my opinion, to develop a deep perspective on life, we need to spend some time alone and reflect on what happens to us as humans. Only then can those who truly desire the depths of life come to mind with the fundamental principles that will transform their lives. Those who live at the speed of a bullet train are missing the depths of life and the fundamental principles that will transform their lives. They lack the depth of insight. It can be difficult to achieve these things. Because the depth of life is not measured by the depth of our wallets.

There is a life beyond our physical realm. That life is filled with true purpose and true meaning.

I pray that we may live lives that overflow with depth. I pray that we may not be those who seek only to satisfy their own needs. We are naturally drawn to self-interest. I firmly believe that those who read my book will emerge as noble people. I am confident that they will become people of great influence and great humility. I am equally confident that my sister will begin to think seriously about life and act accordingly.

Difficulty cultivates a deep spirit.

Anne Frank is an example. She was a person of great character and depth. She lived to the fullest, even though she only lived to the age of 15. Years after her death, her diary was published, and she became a world-famous figure. The diary chronicles her experiences as a Jew in a German-occupied country, hiding from the Nazis. She went into hiding in the Netherlands during World War II. During the Holocaust, the Nazis massacred the Jews of the region, and her family lived in a secret hideout in her father’s office building for two years. She was not allowed to go out and see what was happening. She did not have a normal life. She lived in silence, cut off from everyone, and in hiding. It was during this time that she wrote a diary that would become the most widely read autobiography of all time. That diary became The Diary of Anne Frank.

The diary chronicles her intense life. Anne Frank was just a young girl who witnessed the atrocities committed by the Nazis against her Jewish community. There was nothing she could do. She could only watch, helpless. While working as a laborer in the concentration camp, she even watched as children were led away to be gassed.

Despite witnessing many atrocities committed against humanity, she confidently wrote in her memoir, "Most people are good at heart."

Many people will never understand the pain and trauma she went through. I believe she was listening silently. She was watching without reacting. She was wrestling with the knowledge she had. She was praying. She was thinking deeply. It was during that time that she began to understand the true meaning of life. The purpose and significance of life began to take root in her heart and soul. She was only 15 years old when she left this world. But most of her thoughts, feelings, and emotional actions were beyond what would have been expected at her age. Her life story is the story of a life filled with pain, hardship, and the most terrible tragedy.

This experience can be compared to an event that happened thousands of years ago. In the Bible, Joseph was imprisoned by a wicked woman. He was forced to do this because he rejected her love. Joseph felt that the authorities were unjustly judging and punishing him. He felt that God was not watching over him. (Just as Anne Frank was deeply troubled during her two years in hiding, Joseph was also deeply troubled during her two years in prison.)