Happy Childhood (Outer Two Sections)

A lifetime of human existence
Learn to be kind to yourself
Let care untie the soul's bonds
Like wildflowers in a field
Radiant because of the sun
A heart filled with joy
Warmth flows and turns
A deep empathy for those who have faced hardships
Walking through muddy paths
The harvest is the freedom of the soul
A kind heart entwined in agony
Desire's struggle arises from gain and loss
Sowing good deeds yields good results
Sowing seeds of happiness
A blooming smile like a bouquet of flowers
Let your inner emotions touch your heart
As fragrant as a flower
The mind is like a mirror
A smile reflects beauty
A joyful child's heart
'The Symbol of the Soul'
You turn your back on the shadows of reincarnation
Let the solitary ones return to their origins
Clear and pure your spirit
An ancient wind sings songs of the mundane
Delirium still inspires the tribulations of the world
Ordinary people only bear burdens; there is no right or wrong
Enlightenment comes in an instant of thought
Don't let excessive desires consume you
Weary – the symbol of the soul
Learn to let go – the direction of fate
Controlled displeasure
A subtle temptation, an arrow on the bowstring
Unseen wounds hidden behind a smile
Foolish advice drowned out by the noise of the cold
And the eternal howling continues…
'Some Regrets'
A winter afternoon – picking a beam of sunlight
Hold a book and let your heart

Traveling through layers of time
Rereading the passing of time
Having witnessed the fleeting brilliance of life
The world is full of disappointments; simplicity is true
Finding serenity in letting go
Wiping away regrets with contentment
A more carefree attitude – interpreting life with wisdom
Life is too short to be greedy; let go of desires
Don't be too hard on yourself
Savor a cup of fragrant tea while watching the wind and clouds
All pain is a thing of the past
Maintain a calm and ordinary heart
Unveiling a curtain of dreams
Simply feel with your heart
Content and serene, light as a breeze
Written by: Xiangying (Wang Wendeng)