The development of wisdom requires not only spiritual practice but also the trials and tribulations of society. Only through the trials and tribulations of coming together and parting, of right and wrong, can one truly understand the nuances of life and the realities of society. A capable and wise person possesses great patience and stability, a steadfast and unwavering drive to move forward, which ultimately enables them to achieve their desired results.

    The hardships he endured are difficult for ordinary people to understand. A person's success is not accidental; it is absolutely the result of social trials, guidance, and enlightenment, coupled with dedicated effort, that leads to extraordinary achievements. The bitterness of the wise is beyond the comprehension of most.

    The ultimate goal of spiritual practice is to attain wisdom and enlightenment. However, if one only dwells on scriptures and does not frequently engage with the world and interact with people to understand the meaning of life, the source of suffering for all beings, and how they attain happiness, and does not understand the norms of society, and only learns about the mentality of fellow practitioners, one will never attain wisdom.

    Amidst the myriad aspects of society, its divisions and reunions contain many principles and truths. Without experiencing and being baptized within them, it is difficult to comprehend their essence. A wise and enlightened sage will always have a role to play in society, creating opportunities to coexist with all beings, to understand what they need and what they lack. This is the true meaning of life, and the wisdom gained from such experiences is of a higher level.

    There are different levels of wisdom. People with high spiritual attainment are said to have reached a higher realm and have a wider range of knowledge. They may even be able to interact with people in the Boundless Realm and use their spiritual power to deal with the troubles of mortals. They can even communicate with all the spirits in the spirit world and know more about the world.

    The level of one's spiritual development varies greatly, as does the wisdom that arises from it. Some lower-level spirits, even when they develop wisdom, only know about the affairs of the lower three realms of existence, and may not be aware of the troubles of the human world. Whether or not one's wisdom is developed reflects the cultivation of one's mind, signifying the attainment of tranquility and serving as evidence of success in one's spiritual practice.

    What makes a person precious is the opportunity to reveal their hidden side, the side that is unknown to others. The greatest purpose of human cultivation is to gain blessings in this process. Throughout one's life, one must diligently cultivate oneself, discover the spiritual power one desires, and walk the true path of cultivation to generate positive energy.

    The perception of positive and negative is ultimately a decision made by the individual. Why do some people with negative attitudes not see things as bad? Because they are accustomed to that way of life, and changing to a different lifestyle would be much more difficult for them. Therefore, cultivation is about correcting bad habits, causing changes in one's constitution, and creating new elements to start anew—that is the true purpose of human existence.

    On the path of life, the choices we make regarding goals and direction are crucial for our next rebirth as a human being; everything we do in this life is the capital we build for our next reincarnation. We must live this life well, cultivating a correct spirituality, nurturing positive energy so that we are free from negative energy at the time of death, in order to ascend to higher realms.

    When a person's spirit departs, it depends on the level of purity they have cultivated. The purer a person is, the higher their spiritual realm will be; the heavier their attachments, the lower their spiritual realm will be. This is the dividing line after a person's death, and also the result of their cultivation versus their lack thereof. Those who understand how to cultivate spiritual energy find it easier to achieve this.

    Wise people usually observe their surroundings first, the various kinds of people and their actions, and then learn from them, make effective records for research, and then apply what they have learned to their expertise. This knowledge is also internalized and can be used at any time.

    Wise decisions require the patience to observe everything. Most people, after learning, want results and answers quickly, so they give up halfway, abandoning all their previous efforts and starting over again. Such a life easily wastes time. Human reincarnation has its purpose; coming to earth to experience the meaning of being human.