True change is the pursuit of the unchanging truth.

True change is the pursuit of the unchanging truth.


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When you're stuck in too many thoughts, the only way out is to come up with a truth that no one can deny.


I will surely die.


I haven't achieved everything I want yet.


If you think that one day you will surely return to 'nothing', the weight of your thoughts becomes lighter. Furthermore, how refreshing is the life of a person who has achieved everything they want? You can have a reason to live because you haven't gotten everything you want yet.


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Desire moves and inspires us all the time. However, if you cling to desire, you will soon drown in it. This is because a life caught up in desires perceives everything as a problem that needs to be solved, a problem that needs to be answered clearly. It comes to the point of creating an answer for this. But such an answer cannot lead us to the truth.



People climb mountains and go to the sea to cool their heads and to refresh themselves. Looking at the blue mountains and the sea, my mind is at ease, and I find comfort and peace in my life. The reason is simple. This is because there is a truth that we must keep in our hearts in things that never change and remain there forever.


Everyone becomes humble in the face of the truth. That humility will be the ultimate wisdom we must acquire. There is no such thing as an answer in life. Only the act of gaining humility brings us closer to the truth.


You have to let go of the desire you are holding on to to get the true desire.


Think of death to get a life. Applying these same paradoxes throughout your life can lead to good improvements and progress.


Humans long for change. It is because of the anxiety that if we do not change, we will fall behind, and once we fall behind, we will not be able to recover. But true change is possible when we pursue things that never change. Life begins to change meaningfully when we lean on eternal truth.


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