A family moved to a new place. The backyard of the house was adjacent to the neighbors and separated by a low fence, so everything in the backyard could be seen. Once, while having breakfast, I looked out the window at a neighbor woman who was hanging her washed linen on the outside. But his wife said, "Look, what ugly clothes, this woman can't wash things, maybe she can't choose her detergent." Her husband looked out the window and said nothing. Since then, whenever I see the neighbor woman hanging up her laundry, this kind of conversation has been going on. Her husband did not say the same things as before. However, one morning, the wife, seeing the white washed things on the neighbor's table, said to her husband in a surprised voice, "Look, my neighbor's woman is just learning to wash something! Who taught me?" Her husband said, "No one, I got up early this morning and wiped the window."
Everything in life is like that. This story reminds us that everything we see through the window depends on whether the "window" is clear or not, and we need to entrust our perspective and perception of anything in life to our "clean" thinking, and be able to look for unpleasant things from ourselves and not from others. .