Robot Monk Xian'er

When you can’t get over something, just stop thinking about it  How can we find a way out of a maze? It is easy to have a clear picture ifwe can stand in high places. You can't see the forest for thetrees. When we feel lost and couldn't findthe way, it is usually because we are caught inthe situation, and trapped by our own interests,feelings, gains and losses, and emotions. Find the root cause of the sufferingand address it. Such is what we should put effortinto, not simply letting ourselves drown intrivial emotions. Oftentimes, it is the unsolved problem deeply hidden in our heart thatexhausts us, not something external. Most of our inner strength is wasted on all types of delusion andclinging. But how can we see the real problem and our true selves? Take a step back from thecomplications and distress, be an outsider for a while, let the mind rest, and then, observe it.  If you can’t get over something, just stop thinking about it. Because we cannot escape a spider webcalled “clinging”, in which