In Japan, there is a saying called "mourning" (things mourning),
It means "to give the deepest feelings to the objects", which celebrates the sorrow of the lost life, and appreciates the beauty of fallen leaves more than the green leaves on the branches. Perhaps this is the reason why Japan attracts Jobs.
The sorrow of the soul is like an expression of the beauty of things.
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Jobs’ own contradictions:
He is an artist seeking perfection, but he can never feel peace;
He focused on the meditation of monks, but he had no sympathy;
He brings us freedom, but it is confined to a closed garden, and the only key is in his hand.
To rectify these contradictions, I think we must take a good look. We are connected to Jobs’ partner, who is ourselves.
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