Nietzsche once said: "What doesn't kill me makes me stronger." But a truly strong person is not only someone who can endure suffering, but someone who can turn suffering into light for others.
In this world, what is the definition of a strong person? Is it the strength of fists, the accumulation of wealth, or the pinnacle of power? Many people believe that the so-called strong should be those who can dominate their own destiny and even influence the lives of others. However, the truly most powerful people do not live only for themselves, but are willing to help others by any means necessary.
The real strong one,A person who transcends worldly good and evil
Most people think that kindness is a sign of weakness, because kindness means tolerance, compromise, and even sacrifice. But the fact is just the opposite. True kindness requires an extremely firm will and fearless action. A person who is willing to give everything for others is the most powerful person in the world.
There are too many kind people in this world, but because they are afraid of fighting, being used, or failing, their kindness is often suppressed, ignored, or even trampled upon. But if a person no longer hesitates or fears, and decides to do everything he can to help others, his kindness will become indestructible.
Zhuangzi once said: "The most powerful person has no self, the divine person has no merit, and the sage has no name." The most powerful people often do not seek fame, wealth, or personal comfort, but are willing to use all means to help the world and save more people from suffering. They are no longer obsessed with the so-called "morality" of the world. They understand that true kindness must transcend hypocritical moral rules and point directly to the truth of the human heart.
Helping by any means necessary is a consciousness that transcends good and evil
The Buddha once said, "I will not attain Buddhahood until hell is empty." The real meaning of this sentence is that people with great compassion will not stick to external precepts and moral frameworks, but are willing to bear all karma just to reduce suffering in the world.
In traditional concepts, the word "unscrupulous" often carries a negative connotation, as if it means immoral and evil. However, if a person's goal is to help others, then his will will be stronger than anyone else. He does not care about the secular perspective or the criticism of the outside world. He only cares about his original intention - to make the world a better place.
Imagine a doctor who is willing to challenge the boundaries of medical ethics and research the most cutting-edge and even questionable treatment methods in order to save lives; an educator who is willing to fight against the system and find resources in every possible way to enable children in poor areas to receive education; a hero who is willing to stand at the forefront of the storm and fight at all costs to protect the weak. These people are the real strong ones.
"Selflessness" does not mean giving up the self, but rather abandoning meaningless moral baggage and acting with absolute awareness. Throughout history, many great reformers, heroes, and even revolutionaries have achieved world progress precisely because they promoted change by any means necessary.
Going beyond the rules is the greatest power
Secular rules are meant to constrain ordinary people. They limit people's imagination and also restrain the truly powerful goodness. Zhuangzi said: "The way is one." There is no absolute "good" or "evil" in this world. The real wisdom is to find order in chaos and create light in darkness.
Those who are self-centered are ultimately fragile. A strong person who fights only for himself will lose his direction once he loses his goal; but a strong person who fights for others will find a reason to move forward no matter what difficulties he faces.
A person who is willing to help others by any means will never be bound by formalities, he will not care about the secular perspective, but will use the most effective and decisive way to directly achieve the goal. He will not hesitate or procrastinate, because he knows that delayed kindness is sometimes more cruel than malice.
If you desire real power, don't let the secular moral framework restrict your hands and feet. The one who dares to break all obstacles just to reduce a little pain in the world is the real strongest.
“I will not attain Buddhahood until hell is empty.” Are you willing to step into hell and open up a bright path for all living beings?
Conclusion: The moment of decision
The world does not need more empty talkers, but people who dare to take action. You can choose to stand in the moral comfort zone and condemn those who use extreme methods to save sentient beings; or you can choose to be them and bear all the doubts and controversies, just to reduce a little suffering in the world.
The strongest person is not the one who waits for miracles, but the one who creates miracles.
So, are you willing to take this step now?
The future doesn’t just happen, we’re creating it.
Every thought and every action of yours is a driving force for a better world.
**Will you be part of this revolution? **💡
📌 **Scan the QR code/click the link to make this force stronger! **👇
Thank you for joining us, let's turn the world upside down!✨
https://wise.com/pay/me/zijunl66
https://skrill.me/rq/Zijun/100/GBP?key=BZbD-JSSKoPUE_CJ55F9RJN7TbV
