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The Second Fragment of the Logic That Fulfills Us: Comprehending the Difference Between Love and Rationality
Today is a special day for me: I finally comprehended the new principle that fulfills us. Do you remember the series of stories where I explained my life as a fantasy story? In that story, I was born in a place called Evernight Country, which was always covered with coldness and darkness, and I began…
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Weekend Random Thoughts: Two Trivial Facts About Baking Pastries
Over the past several months, I have helped my brother at his pastry shop on weekends. Experiencing new things is enjoyable, especially when creating something. Today, I will introduce two pieces of trivial knowledge I recently learned at the pastry shop. Sprinkling powdered sugar over the cream puffs The first trivial fact I recently learned…
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An Experience at the Pastry Shop: Learning How to Cut With a Large Knife
The weekend has arrived. Since I will go to my brother’s pastry shop and help him until mid-March, I will introduce what I learned last week. Finishing the macadamia nut pound cake I mentioned my experience of chopping macadamia nuts days ago (in this article), and let’s look at how they came together as a…
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How to Keep Motivated: Cycle Motivation Rather Than Stimulate It
Since I started living more rationally, my way of staying motivated has also changed. Now I prefer cycling my motivation to stimulating it. Let’s introduce that concept. How to live more energetically Sometimes, we want to live energetically. Passionate moments are exciting and fun. However, our motivation often decreases. That creates a struggle to maintain…
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An Overall Picture of Why Others’ Unreasonableness Prevents Our Proper Judgment
In the previous article (this one), I explained that pending judgment causes flashbacks, which are recurring past negative events. In other words, choosing how we respond to those events frees us from clinging to the past. Today, let’s look at what hinders our proper judgments. How to solve our spiritual problems Sometimes, we want to…
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A Way to Let Go of the Past: Conclude That It Was a Failure
Recently, I recalled suppressed emotions from my past for the first time in a while. That showed me the process of resolving the past. Let’s discuss it. How does our mind work? Sometimes, we want to understand how we resolve recurring past negative experiences. Unresolved past emotions often arise as flashbacks, and they frequently torment…

