It seems incredible that some small negligence can lead to great disasters, but what is hidden in it is the irrefutable objective law that people have drawn in social practice for thousands of years.
I remember a saying, "If a small hole is not mended, a big hole will suffer", which reminds this truth more vividly, doesn't it? An ant nest is insignificant, but if it is not blocked in time, it can destroy a long dike. Anyone who has studied philosophy knows that this result is because the development of things always starts from quantitative change, and accumulating to a certain amount will change the nature of things. As a result, some obscure "mutations" are often the root of "disasters", but only one of them is at work.
Many people attach great importance to the word "product", but most of them are positive considerations, such as "learning accumulation" and so on. What about the negative? Not necessarily. In fact, the negative effect of the word "product" is not uncommon, but it is often ignored.
As far as personal conduct is concerned, if a person is often informal or "does the opposite", he will always be punished in the end. For example, Feng Daxing and Sailor Zhu changed from "open college students" to decadent people criminals! Such a painful fact cannot but be thought-provoking. Isn't it because they usually don't pay attention to their moral and emotional cultivation? If they had noticed this, they wouldn't be stuck in the mire. Isn't the word "product" also the cause of this "disaster"?
It is true that it is understandable and important for people to have a little negligence for a while. We must attach importance to our own mistakes, disagree with them, and cannot forgive and forgive them. The idea of just this once, never again, is actually deceiving yourself. On the whole, it's not this time and it won't happen again. Not strict with yourself is often the root cause of "sudden accumulation".
At this point, we might as well say that "capriciousness" is not terrible, but "capriciousness often accumulates" Whether we can change "smallness" into "nothingness" depends on our attitude towards "impermanence". If you don't pay attention to your "fickle" character for a long time, how can you not expand viciously? "Don't use small evils, don't use small goodness". Isn't this sentence that Liu Bei said before he died a good inspiration to us? Don't take it lightly by abstaining from evil and cultivating good. Therefore, in normal times, we must guard against slow progress. As you can imagine, if each of us can "meet Si Qi, avoid evil at the beginning of germination", how noble people's thoughts and sentiments will be, and social civilization will take a more amazing step forward!
A person's life conduct should be like this, and the rest is self-evident. In short, whenever this aspect is involved, we should adopt the attitude of "being strict with ourselves". If you are sad, you must reflect on yourself. "If you really get into this habit, you won't worry about' disaster'.
This is just a self-encouraging idea.
Comments: This article has a clear point of view, highlights key points, closely follows the concepts of "ignorance" and "accumulation", clarifies that disasters often accumulate in ignorance, and requires everyone to "abstain from evil and cultivate good" to prevent ignorance. Only in this way will they not worry about the coming of "ignorance". In order to clarify this view, the author does not pile up materials, but uses materials to command and explain his own views.
The article begins with "sudden ignorance", citing a proverb and an example to prove the objective law that sudden ignorance will lead to disaster arrival. Then, from the viewpoint of dialectical materialism, the author discusses that the word "pin" plays a decisive role between sudden ignorance and disaster, grasps the word "pin", discusses the reaction of "pin" with countless facts, and shows that "pin" is the key to disaster.