實踐家之旅

吃，是營養素的來源，卻同時是生命力的消耗。這意味著，補充營養與減少損耗之間必須取得平衡。

人類對此來回驗證已久，而「限時飲食」是目前唯一經證實可行的方案。

為何限時飲食能獲得廣泛肯定？因為它對準了問題的本質。本質，是指身體的原始設定，以身體的時間軸為依歸，將每日的時間歸還給身體，是我們最該實踐的事。

我自己也做了長期的實驗與轉變：從早年的三餐制，到二十年前開始的一日兩餐，直至近十年落實每日一餐。

這裡說的「餐」，指的是熟食，也就是食物已失去其原始生命力的型態。這一餐進入身體後，必然會剝奪身體的部分生命力。

Eating is a source of nutrients, yes—but also a drain on vitality. Which means we must find a balance between nutrient intake and vitality loss.

Humanity has tested this truth repeatedly, and “time-restricted eating” is the only currently validated method that works.

Why has time-restricted eating gained such wide acceptance? Because it targets the root of the issue. The essence lies in the body’s original design—aligning with the body’s timeline and returning each day’s time to the body. That’s the most worthwhile thing we can do.

I’ve conducted long-term personal experiments and undergone several transitions: from three meals a day in my early years, to two meals a day starting twenty years ago, and for nearly a decade now, one meal per day.

By “meal,” I mean a cooked meal—food that has lost its original life force. Once it enters the body, it inevitably robs some of the body’s vitality.

我幾乎是在追尋健康真相的過程中，意外踏入生命的探索之門。從不同的角度切入最終都會指向相同的核心，當深入探究生命本質時，將能更全面理解健康的真正意義。

感染，提供了一個通往真相的清晰視窗。人類本有機會透過感染，理解進化遺留給我們的智慧。但因為視角偏頗，我們對身體的信任也逐漸偏離。

事實上，能夠感染後存活，正是生存力的展現。我們不該恐懼感染，而應學會經歷與穿越感染。如今，對感染的恐懼已成全民共識，卻也是全民迷失。

人生總有困境，困難當前，就是要面對與處理。處理後，我們才能更加茁壯。這份力量，不會降臨在選擇逃避的人身上。

人類與低等動物不同，我們具備慈悲與團結的特質，特別在重大災難之後更是如此，因為困境愈深，人性中扭轉局勢的潛力就愈顯珍貴。

It was through my search for the truth about health that I stumbled upon the gateway to life itself. Different starting points ultimately lead to the same core. When we deeply investigate the essence of life, we begin to understand the true meaning of health.

Infection offers a clear window into truth. Humanity was given the opportunity to understand the wisdom left to us by evolution through infection. But due to our skewed perspective, our trust in the body has gone astray.

In fact, surviving an infection is a testament to vitality. We should not fear infection—we should learn to go through it and grow from it. Today, fear of infection has become a universal consensus, but also a universal delusion.

Life is full of adversity, and challenges must be faced and dealt with. Only after confronting them do we become stronger. That strength never comes to those who choose to run away.

Unlike lower species, humans possess compassion and unity—especially in the aftermath of great disasters. The deeper the crisis, the more precious the human potential to turn things around.

慰藉總是勝過尊嚴，這並不是悲觀的結論，而是我長年觀察的人性總結。

眼界短淺是人的通病，不應是你我的常規。

尊嚴，從來不是未來的事，它是今天的事，是我們此刻生命中就該擁有的價值。就如同買保險，是為了保障，而不是為了理賠。

從結果倒推，先看見那個失去尊嚴的自己，我們會下定決心行動。

去做那些我們不會做、也不敢做，但必須做的事。

守護尊嚴，不能等待。

Comfort always seems to win over dignity. This is not a pessimistic conclusion, but a candid reflection on human nature.

Short-sightedness is a universal flaw—it should not be our personal norm.

Dignity has never been a future matter. It is a present one. A value we must own here and now. Like buying insurance—not for the payout, but for the protection.

Look at your future self—the one who has lost dignity—and reverse engineer your actions. Let that image drive you.

Do the things you wouldn’t normally do, might not dare to do, but must do.

To guard dignity, we cannot wait.

在我的生命經驗中，面對人性幾乎成為日常工作。回顧過往接觸的無數個案，有一項共通的人性缺口格外顯眼：缺乏持續力。

持續，是所有人生考題中最容易被理解，卻最難被落實的一道。人們總等不及那滴水穿石的成果，也無法忍受聚沙成塔的漫長。

人生雖苦短，卻又必須經歷長期努力。努力成為一種根本態度，因為生命的受限，才顯出堅持的價值。

人類社會創造出龐大的醫療產業，彷彿健康可以被「歸還」。雖說醫者初衷未必如此，但病患的潛在欲望卻不斷加深對醫療的依賴。

醫病關係雖非買賣，卻也隱約透露出一種「對價性質」：多數人潛意識裡，只剩下一個簡化的信念：「花錢買健康」或「專業成就健康」。

如果這僅是少數人的誤解，那還容易修正；問題是，幾乎全人類都默默陷入了這種依賴。而想要扭轉這樣的集體偏執，願意站出來的力量，正逐漸式微。

In my life experience, confronting human nature has become a daily occupation. Reflecting on countless cases I’ve encountered, one trait of human nature stands out: the lack of perseverance.

Perseverance is perhaps the easiest concept to understand, yet the hardest to put into practice. People are rarely willing to wait for water to pierce stone, or to endure the long process of building a tower grain by grain.

Life is short, yet it demands long-term effort. That effort, therefore, becomes a fundamental attitude. It is precisely the limitation of life that reveals the value of persistence.

Modern society has created a massive healthcare industry, as if health is something that can be “restored” or “reclaimed.” While this may not be the intention of medical practitioners, the unconscious desire of patients continues to deepen their dependence on the medical system.

Though the doctor-patient relationship is not a transaction in the literal sense, it does carry an implicit sense of exchange. Most people have reduced their beliefs to one simplistic notion: “You can buy health” or “Health is the result of professional intervention.”

If this misunderstanding were limited to a few individuals, it would be easy to correct. But the problem is that almost all of humanity has silently fallen into this dependency. And the force needed to reverse such collective delusion is fading.

當你為他人輕生而感嘆時，也該回頭看看自己是否真正尊重生命。成為人，已經是宇宙中難得的奇蹟，但我們卻常常忘了感恩，忘了去愛、去孝順、去回報。

我們把情緒視為理所當然，動怒變成常態，對人不和善變成習慣。而這些情緒，其實與輕生者內在的吶喊並無二致，都是對外界失望後的極端反應。

人生的困境，多源於我們從未釐清情緒的真面目。生氣，是一種對自我的傷害；暴怒，更像是一種慢性的自我毀滅。這不只是天知道的事，身體也知道。

「為何生氣」是一個值得自問的題目。情緒當下的答案與事後的思考，往往截然不同，因為立場改變，心境也改變，答案也就不同。

如果終將圓滿，如果所有衝突終將和解，那麼我們在那一刻的糾結與痛苦，又有何意義？執著於負面情緒，只是讓自己更不健康，何苦來哉？

If you find yourself mourning someone who took their own life, it’s also worth asking: Have I truly respected my own life? To be born human is already a rare cosmic miracle—yet we often forget to be grateful, to love, to honor our parents, to give back.

We take our emotions for granted. Anger becomes habitual, unkindness becomes routine. Yet these emotions are not far from the inner cries of those who end their lives—they are simply different expressions of the same despair after losing hope in the world.

Most of life’s suffering stems from not understanding our emotions. Anger is self-harm; rage, a slow form of self-destruction. And this is not just metaphorical—the body knows it too.

“Why am I angry?” is a question worth asking. The answer in the heat of the moment is often very different from the one found in calm reflection. As our perspective shifts, so too does our emotional truth.

If everything is destined to find peace in the end, if all conflicts will eventually be resolved, then what meaning do our moments of entanglement and pain really hold? Clinging to negativity only makes us more unwell—is it really worth it?

每天清晨醒來，當我們準備迎接新的一天，體內早已悄然啟動一連串化學反應：壓力荷爾蒙上升、血糖與胰島素同步調節。這正是所謂的「黎明現象」，身體自動為應變做好準備，是一種天生的風險意識。

這種現象日復一日運作，即使我們渾然不覺，它依舊存在，提醒我們：大腦並非萬能，它常常「不懂裝懂」。身體擁有遠比我們意識更敏銳的風險感知系統，而這份智慧，卻是我們長期忽略的寶藏。

發燒與發炎，癌與腫瘤，都屬於身體風險意識的一環，醫療從對抗的角度審視這些現象，無端擴大了疾病的版圖。

斷食，就是一種逆轉操作。它讓身體有機會清除因長期進食而囤積的廢物，也同步清除異常的細胞組織。讓我有機會體悟：進食、情緒與囤積之間存在著一條無形的風險路徑。

Each morning, as we awaken to a new day, our body quietly initiates a series of chemical reactions: a surge in stress hormones, synchronized adjustments in blood sugar and insulin levels. This is what is known as the “dawn phenomenon”—a built-in response system preparing us for the demands of the day. It is the body’s natural form of risk awareness.

This phenomenon occurs daily, whether we notice it or not. It reminds us of a fundamental truth: the brain is not all-knowing. In fact, it often pretends to know what it doesn’t. The body, on the other hand, possesses a far more intuitive and refined perception of danger—an intelligence we’ve long overlooked.

Fever, inflammation, cancer, and tumors are all expressions of this risk awareness. Yet modern medicine, viewing these phenomena through a lens of opposition, often enlarges the scope of disease rather than understanding its purpose.

Fasting is a kind of reverse operation. It grants the body a chance to cleanse the accumulated waste from prolonged eating—and even to clear abnormal cellular structures. Through fasting, I’ve come to realize there is an invisible path linking eating, emotional states, and physiological buildup.

痊癒，屬於身體的權限。自生命開始以來，療癒從未離開過我們的肉身，身體也從未推卸過守護健康的責任。

那些得定期回診、長期依賴注射治療的人，我尊重他們的選擇，但也同時為他們的處境感到惋惜。

這是我們所受的教育，接受治療，就像服兵役，是一種「國民義務」。

我們從未被教育過，該怎麼傾聽自己的身體，無法聽見身體的聲音，是多麼可悲的一件事。

Healing belongs to the body. Since the beginning of life, healing has always been embedded in our flesh. The body has never evaded its duty to protect and sustain health.

For those who require regular hospital visits or long-term injections, I respect their choice, but I also feel sorrow for their predicament. This is what we were taught: that receiving treatment—like serving in the military—is a citizen’s obligation.

We were never taught how to listen to our bodies. And not hearing the voice of the body is, in itself, a quiet tragedy.

「產品無法創造健康」，這句話或許不易被接受。大眾長期以來已習慣相信商品與效果的線性關係。但從身體的角度出發，這樣的觀念，應該從我們的大腦中徹底剝除。

為什麼？答案正如文章標題所說：產品好，不如習慣好。

這不是一句口號，而是一種實踐的證明，一項超越科學的實證課題，需要那些真正熟練身體之道的人來回答。那不是技巧，而是一種深度、一種熟練，唯有從身體的立場，才能看見更遠的目標。

正如另一篇文章的標題：「用腦學，不如用心學」，習慣以大腦主導的人，難以真正走進身體的智慧世界，自然也不會培養出與身體同行的習慣。

“Products don’t create health.”
Many may find this hard to accept. Most people are conditioned to believe in a linear relationship between a product and its effect. But from the body’s perspective, this mindset must be cleared from the brain entirely.

Why? The answer is in the title:
A Good Product Is No Match for a Good Habit.

This isn’t a slogan—it’s a lived truth, an evidence-based insight that transcends science, and one that only those who truly understand the way of the body can answer. It’s not about technique; it’s about depth. Only from the body’s standpoint can we see further and clearer.

As I wrote elsewhere: “Learning with the brain pales in comparison to learning with the heart.” Those who habitually think from the head find it hard to enter the world of bodily wisdom, and without that, they cannot cultivate the kind of habits that truly align with the body.

從更宏觀的角度來看，人生的每一個面向，都能套用這個問題：你是用腦在學，還是用心在活？兩者通往的是截然不同的終點。

心與腦，是人生最深刻也最奇妙的試煉。試著觀察那些作惡之人，是出於用心，還是用腦過度？你遇過的業務或推銷員，是用真誠互動，還是精於話術？

心會帶你去你「該去」的地方，腦則帶你去你「想去」的地方。心留下的是感受，腦留下的只是足跡。

From a broader perspective, this question applies to every facet of life: Are you learning with your mind, or living with your heart? The two paths lead to entirely different destinations.

The heart and the mind form one of life’s deepest, most mysterious tests. Observe those who do harm—is it because they’re following their hearts, or is it the result of overthinking? Think about the salespeople you’ve met—are they connecting with sincerity, or just masters of persuasion?

The heart takes you where you ought to go. The mind takes you where you want to go. What the heart leaves behind is feeling; what the mind leaves behind is just footprints.

Relationships can be driven by logic, or by emotion. When someone constantly feels empty and keeps chasing new goals, their heart is still there—it’s just been suppressed by excessive reasoning.

人際關係可以靠理性，也可以靠情感。經常感到空虛並不斷追逐新目標的人，心其實還在，只是理性壓抑了情感。

一句由衷的文字，有溫度；一篇用心的文章，有熱度。心，是人性中最根本的良善，但懂得善用它的人，正日漸稀少。

我衷心希望，每一位想學習斷食養生的人，能從「心」開始學起。因為，真正帶領你找到身體與自己的關鍵，不是頭腦，而是心。

學習不是教練或老師給機會，而是你自己創造機會。

帶著虛假的動機來，只會產生虛耗的結果。就像那些愛喊口號卻始終不行動的人；也像某些號稱有專業的老師，說一套，做的卻是另一套，最終只是帶著學生虛耗彼此。

A heartfelt sentence carries warmth. A carefully written message radiates heat. The heart is the purest goodness in human nature—but fewer people know how to use it well.

I truly hope that anyone who wishes to learn the art of fasting and healing will start from the heart. Because the key to finding your body—and yourself—is not in your mind, but in your heart.

Learning does not come from waiting for a teacher or coach to offer you a chance—it comes from creating your own opportunity.

If your motives are false, your results will be futile. Like those who chant slogans but never act, or those so-called professionals who preach one thing and do another—such people merely waste their students’ time and energy.

健康應由身體主導，這是自古以來不變的真理。

靈性渴望回歸本源，許多人已領悟；身體同樣渴望回家：那個在生命初始便肩負平衡職責的歸處。

懂得聆聽靈性的聲音，還要懂得傾聽身體的聲音。人，必須依循這兩種聲音生活，而大腦的創意與智慧，也該在這兩大主軸下運作。

靈性當家的工程，已有無數智者引領；身體當家的工程，才正處草創階段。所有理解身體意識的人都清楚：這是一項喚醒內心的工程。

Health must be body-led.
This has been true since ancient times.

The spirit longs to return to its source—many have already awakened to this.
The body too longs to go home—
to the original place it was entrusted with the task of keeping balance.

It is not enough to hear the voice of spirit;
we must also hear the voice of the body.
Only by living in accordance with both can we live in alignment.
The creativity and intelligence of the brain should also function under these two guiding forces.

The awakening of the spirit has long had countless wise guides.
The awakening of the body is still in its infancy.
But those who understand body consciousness know:
this is an inner awakening project.

與「必須」相對的，是「可以忽視」，當我們將應該重視的事當作可有可無，反而把可忽略的事視為絕對必要，失衡與失控便成為必然。

我們對「吃」的認知，往往只停留在與食物親密互動的片刻愉悅，卻忽略了食物進入體內之後的旅程。那正是能量失衡、內分泌紊亂的起點。

那麼，睡眠可以忽視嗎？雖不是每個人會提出這個問題，但幾乎每個人都曾在生命旅途中否定過睡眠的價值。

我們不知道，這項每日自然發生的活動，其實蘊含著無可取代的重要性。我們甚至未曾意識到，犧牲睡眠會影響排便、削弱免疫系統，甚至折損壽命。

The opposite of must is neglectable. When we treat what matters as optional, and what’s trivial as absolutely necessary, imbalance and dysfunction inevitably follow.

Our understanding of eating often stops at the fleeting pleasure of food in our mouths, ignoring the journey it takes once inside the body. Yet that internal journey is where energy imbalance and hormonal chaos often begin.

So, can sleep be ignored? Perhaps not everyone asks this question explicitly, but nearly everyone has, at some point, dismissed the value of sleep in their life’s journey.

What we fail to recognize is that this daily, natural event holds irreplaceable significance. We often overlook how sacrificing sleep disrupts bowel movements, weakens immunity, and even shortens lifespan.

思考「個人利益最大化」這句話，我的靈魂突然震動了一下，不正是這種企圖，曾經被環境輸入、當成主流價值深植於我腦海？

這個普遍存在於民間的信念，正在無聲無息的侵蝕人們的生命品質。

當我們在「自掘墳墓」的同時，也在為他人挖墳；在侵犯他人權益的當下，仍不願放下自身的貪婪。

極端氣候正逐步侵蝕人類的命脈，我想到那些為了巴結上位者而曲意逢迎的行為，想到藥品市場的製藥創意，也想到政商場上那一個個低頭哈腰的身影。

人類的虛偽與虛假，正悄悄將整個地球推向毀滅邊緣，也將我們自己的生命一併斷送。

When I reflect on the phrase “maximizing personal interest,” my soul jolts. Isn’t this very idea one that was deeply ingrained in me by the environment and accepted as a mainstream value?

This belief, so common in our society, is quietly corroding the quality of our lives. While we dig our own graves, we’re also digging them for others. As we infringe upon others’ rights, we refuse to let go of our own greed.

As extreme climate patterns steadily eat away at humanity’s lifeline, I think of those who curry favor with superiors through flattery, of pharmaceutical markets driven by clever drug inventions, and of those sycophantic figures in politics and business.

Human hypocrisy and deceit are quietly pushing the planet toward the brink of collapse—and taking our lives down with it.

回想過去的考場記憶，有人在場外輕鬆聊天，有人把握最後時刻猛背重點。這種場面，很難知道誰是實力派，誰只是臨時抱佛腳。

每天都在考場中，心境就截然不同了，因為這場考試，沒有主考官，沒有觀眾，只有「天」與「自己」。

當你熟悉了這個「考場」，你會發現：大腦提出的問題，多半不是問題。你會明白，大腦的「知道」，多半是虛假的知道，身體才是真正的明識。

而這一切，站在考場外的人無法理解，也無從領悟。這並非能力的差距，而是機緣的不同。

Think back to exam days—some chatted casually outside, others crammed frantically till the last minute. It was never clear who had truly mastered the material and who was faking it.

But when life itself becomes the exam room, your mindset changes. This exam has no proctors, no audience—only heaven, and yourself.

Once you become familiar with this exam room, you’ll discover: most of the questions your brain poses aren’t real questions. And most of the knowledge your brain claims to have isn’t true knowing—because only the body holds true awareness.

And all of this is something that people outside the exam room cannot understand. It’s not a matter of capability—it’s a matter of timing, of readiness.

學習的關鍵不在於知識的多寡，而在於「用心聽」。大腦與內心必須同步運作，心負責感受、整理，並擬定行動的方向。尤其在斷食這門功課上，更必須「以心領悟」。

斷食，不是靠理解，是靠身體和心靈的一致。

為什麼斷食特別需要用「心」來學？因為斷食本就是身體的渴望。當心與身的立場一致，喜悅就會出現，斷食也才能進入正軌。

斷食養生被視為修行，是因為這是一條回歸自我、回歸身體意識的道路。這種旅程不靠說服，而靠觸動自己、打動自己。

斷食，說到底，是身心契合的事。

The key to learning is not how much you know, but how deeply you listen with your heart.
The mind and the heart must work together—the heart to feel, organize, and guide action.
Fasting, in particular, demands this kind of heart-based understanding.

Fasting Isn’t About Understanding—It’s About Alignment Between Body and Heart

Why must fasting be learned through the heart?
Because fasting is a natural yearning of the body. When the heart and the body stand on the same side, joy emerges—and fasting becomes effortless.

Fasting is often described as a spiritual practice because it calls us back to ourselves, to our innate bodily awareness.
This path is not about persuasion—it’s about awakening something deeply personal.
In the end, fasting is about harmony between body and soul.

我們並非沒有學習的機會，事實上，學習的細節從未缺席，只是我們把注意力放在學習之外的利益與欲望。

一旦動機被「賺錢」、「風光」或「面子」綁架，好比一個人只願展現最好的一面給心儀對象，遲早終將露出真相，迎來幻滅。

《致富心態》有一段話：「為什麼我們總是無法從中學到教訓？常見的原因是，每個人都貪婪，而貪婪正是人性無法抹滅的特質。」

想要減少貪念，最有效的方式是調整動機，讓每件事都能觸動内心。

我誠懇地想對願意聆聽的朋友說一句話：「若我們一生都依賴外在動機行事，最終只會在原地打轉，等同虛度此生。」

回到那句大腦常掛在嘴邊的話：「我是對的」，這不只是意志的堅持，更藏著貪婪與外在認同的勾結。

We are never truly short on opportunities to learn. In fact, the details of learning are always present; we simply fix our attention on external rewards and desires.
Once our motivation is hijacked by money, prestige, or pride—it’s like someone who only shows their best side to the person they admire. Sooner or later, the truth emerges, leading to disappointment.
As Morgan Housel wrote in The Psychology of Money: “Why don’t we ever learn the lesson? One common reason is that everyone is greedy, and greed is an inescapable part of human nature.”
To reduce greed, the most effective method is to adjust our motivation—so that everything we do can resonate with the heart.
To those willing to listen, I sincerely say: “If we live our entire lives relying on external motivation, we’ll end up running in circles—wasting this life.”
As for that familiar internal refrain—“I’m right”—it’s not just a matter of willpower; it’s the entanglement of greed and the need for external validation.

「身體無所不能」便是我在這條路上逐步領受的體悟，這不只是對身體的臣服，更是對造物與進化的讚頌。

當你開始相信「身體無所不能」，下一步，不是要它證明給你看，而是你該思考如何讓它有系統的發揮潛能。

必須與身體並肩，而非對望與質疑。

網路上曾經有兩位網紅因「肝膽淨化」而互相論戰，這正是領悟被認知否決的劇本。在網路世界，真正的領悟難以流傳，因為人們太容易用思辨包裝傲慢與私心。

當你的身體排出讓你震驚的毒垢時，你不一定需要它逐一告訴你成分與來源，因為某個層面上，你早已透過另一種方式知道了真相。

“Your body is capable of everything”—this is the realization I’ve gradually received. It is not only a surrender to the body, but a tribute to creation and evolution.

When you begin to believe your body is capable of everything, the next step is not demanding proof, but considering how to systematically unleash its potential.

We must walk alongside the body, not merely observe or question it.

There were once two influencers who argued online over “liver and gallbladder cleansing.” This reflects a common phenomenon—true realizations being invalidated by analytical minds. On the internet, real wisdom struggles to spread because people often cloak arrogance and selfishness in critical thinking.

When your body expels shocking toxins, it doesn’t need to name every compound or source. On another level, you already know the truth.

埋藏在腸道黏膜深層的毒垢，唯有身體才能發現與處理。大腸水療和咖啡灌腸只能清潔表面，無法去除深層毒素。

這些事實讓人看見身體的潛規則，也讓斷食者領悟人體尚未被完全了解的潛能。

說到底，這份潛能，其實是自然的平衡力在發揮作用。凡破壞自然平衡的行為與物質，都會迎來自然的反饋；人體亦然，會在過度失衡時主動修正。

廢物的排除，是身體療癒的過程。只可惜，「療癒」的概念早已被醫療體系劃為專屬權限，使得人們逐漸遺忘了身體的自癒本能。

斷食的動機，正是為了讓身體有機會專注療癒。換句話說，是讓身體獲得一次暫停進食、全然自主的空檔。

The deeply embedded toxic sludge in intestinal mucosa can only be detected and handled by the body itself. Colon hydrotherapy and coffee enemas may cleanse the surface but cannot reach the depths. These facts reveal the body’s hidden rules and help fasters understand the human body’s yet-undiscovered potential.

Ultimately, this potential is simply nature’s balancing force in action. Every act and substance that disrupts natural equilibrium will, sooner or later, be met with nature’s response. The human body does the same—it instinctively self-corrects in times of severe imbalance.

Waste elimination is the beginning of the body’s healing process. Sadly, the very concept of “healing” has long been monopolized by the medical establishment, leading people to gradually forget the body’s inherent self-repair mechanisms.

The purpose of fasting is precisely to give the body a chance to focus on healing—to stop eating, to reclaim its own sovereign time.

在工作中，我反覆對比內在動機與外在動機的差異。外在動機幾乎與愛無關，它們多半源於慾望與面子；內在動機，則出於愛的力量。

上一代的婚姻有媒妁之言，這一代的婚姻則可能陷於拜金與條件至上。金錢、地位與物質慾望，在愛的故事裡扮演了錯愛的要角。

我們太渴望安全感，渴望到可以用婚姻交換、用金錢填補、用美食麻痺、用藥物維繫。

久而久之，連對自己的愛，也只剩下大腦掌控的那點存在感。

僵化的外在動機，讓許多人的人生就像依賴藥物一般受制於外力。

人類不只誤解了來自地球的關愛，更用錯了聰明，掩蓋了內心原本可以自由湧現的真愛。

Through my work, I’ve repeatedly compared internal motives with external ones. External motives rarely stem from love—they are more often shaped by desire, ego, or appearances.
Internal motives, on the other hand, arise from the energy of love itself.

The marriages of our parents’ generation were often arranged; in our generation, marriages are frequently driven by materialism or conditions.
Money, status, and physical comfort now dominate many love stories, giving rise to modern forms of misaligned love.

Our hunger for security has grown so intense, we’ve learned to trade love for marriage, money for affection, and food or medication for emotional stability.
Eventually, even the love we have for ourselves is reduced to a cerebral awareness of existence.

These rigid, external motives have taken over many lives, reducing us to dependents of external systems—like patients addicted to medication.
We have not only misunderstood the love that the Earth offers us—we have misused our intelligence to suppress the spontaneous flow of true love from within.

「食物」到底是果腹的工具，還是享樂的載體？在這兩者之間，斷食像是正向的楚河漢界，引導我們回到與食物更深的關係。

以「懷胎十月」來比喻「以終為始」，再恰當不過。一旦確定懷孕，終點（孩子出生）就已在眼前，整段過程充滿意義，也充滿期待。

與身體合作，也該如此。目標只有一個：不生病。你得相信身體有這個能力，也要相信自己有足夠的身教去支持它。

回到斷食初體驗，許多人恐懼多過勇氣，明明決定要實行，卻被飢餓的幻影所困。那景象，像極了想想斷藥的人眼前不時浮現的幻魂。

這一切其實揭示了：我們的飲食頻率與分量出了問題，而藥物治療所灌輸的，則是對疾病的恐懼與焦慮。

s food merely a tool to silence hunger, or a vehicle of pleasure? Between these two, fasting becomes a positive dividing line—guiding us back into a more meaningful relationship with nourishment.

To use an analogy, “begin with the end in mind” is like the ten-month pregnancy journey. The moment conception is confirmed, the outcome—birth—is already in sight. The entire process becomes meaningful, filled with anticipation.

Cooperating with the body should be no different.
The goal is singular: do not get sick.
Believe in your body’s capacity—and believe in your own ability to support it through your embodied example.

Back in the early days of fasting, many people feel more fear than courage. Though they decide to start, they’re haunted by visions of hunger—just as those wishing to quit medications are haunted by withdrawal fears.

But these reveal a deeper truth:
Our eating frequency and volume are out of balance, and medicine has ingrained in us a fear of illness.

人生有限，所結識的人脈也有限，但我們可以在有限的人脈中創造出無限的價值。因為真誠可以跨越疆界，感動可以延續傳承，而有意義的價值可以無限延展。

其實，安全感並不是錯誤的價值，而是需要擺對位置。我們可以將「恐懼的安全感」轉化為「幸福的安全感」。

在與身體的互動中，我深刻體會到這一點。食物的確會帶來安全感，但「不吃」，在身體看來，也輸送著一種更深層的安定力量。

當我們將責任擺在前方，並理解適當的禁食其實是身體得以除垢與修復的契機，那種安全感，絕對凌駕「吃」所帶來的短暫滿足。

Life is finite, and so are the people we meet. But we can create infinite value from limited connections. Sincerity transcends borders, genuine emotion can be passed down, and meaningful contributions can expand indefinitely.

Security, in itself, isn’t wrong—it simply needs to be placed in the right context. We can transform “fear-driven security” into “joy-driven security.”

I’ve come to understand this deeply through interaction with my body. Yes, food brings a sense of safety. But not eating can deliver a more profound kind of peace.

When we place responsibility ahead of indulgence, and understand that fasting enables the body to cleanse and repair, that safety surpasses the fleeting comfort of eating.

深刻領悟到，有多少人是「氣死自己」的，我也常在閒聊中自嘲：如果脾氣不改，搞不好我早就沒命了。

課堂中講解肝臟的負擔，但很少明說，肝臟的最大負擔，可能來自無端的怒氣。

不只是發怒，急躁也是壞脾氣的一種。對身體而言，急躁會促使壓力荷爾蒙頻繁釋放，是一種內耗。

急性子的人未必知道，自己就是壓力的製造者。而那些缺乏耐性的人，也未必知道，他們所謂的「急」，最後往往演變成「怒」，也就是身體毒害自己的過程。

總有那麼一天，每個人都會開始反思生命的意義。當你能領悟：來到這世上，是為了「修脾氣」，那便是一種層次的覺醒。

I’ve come to understand deeply how many people end up “dying of their own rage.” I often joke during casual chats: If I hadn’t learned to control my temper, I might not even be alive today.

In classes, I often explain the burdens on the liver, but rarely mention its greatest weight — unprovoked anger.

It’s not just rage. Impatience is also a form of poor temperament. For the body, impatience triggers constant releases of stress hormones — a slow internal burn.

People with short tempers may not realize they are the source of their own pressure. Those who lack patience may not know that what they call “urgency” often morphs into “anger” — a form of self-poisoning.

One day, everyone will reflect on the meaning of life. And when you finally realize that one of the reasons you came into this world was to “temper your temper,” that moment will mark a higher state of awareness.

「斷食真的那麼重要嗎？」

地球上那些壯麗奇景，你看過幾處？如果有一景必須列入人生清單，那就是斷食。

錯過，將遺憾終生。

願你與我們一同守護這股稀有而珍貴的力量，在自律中養生，於養生中自覺。

斷食，是我們這一生非經歷不可的「生命奇景」

“Is fasting really that important?”
How many of Earth’s natural wonders have you seen?
If there is one wonder that must be on your life list—it is fasting.

Miss it, and the regret may last a lifetime.

May you walk alongside us in preserving this rare and precious power:
To live with self-discipline,
To awaken through health,
To recognize fasting as a once-in-a-lifetime wonder of the human experience.

菌－腦－腸軸之間的三向溝通，可以源源不絕的注入正向訊號；反之，缺乏自信的人，必須先從與自己重建關係開始，與身體建立連結，就是一個起點。從釐清「為何要執行斷食」的動機開始，便是一場回歸本質的探索。

腸道是第二大腦，腸道微生物群可視為第三大腦。當斷食與菌相重建同步進行，就如同在腹腔中整頓兩座沉睡的智慧核心。當菌－腦－腸軸啟動正向循環，整體生命力也隨之甦醒。

腸道遲鈍不是絕症，透過斷食，日復一日清理不必要的囤積，當身體意識逐漸甦醒，睡眠的需求也自然回歸，這便是從任何起點切入皆能正向加乘的循環。

The gut is often referred to as the second brain, and the microbiome as the third. When fasting and microbiome restoration are practiced together, it’s akin to awakening two dormant cores of wisdom in the abdominal region. Once the microbiome-brain-gut axis is set into a positive loop, one’s life force reawakens in full.

Sluggish bowels are not a terminal fate. Through daily fasting that clears accumulated burdens, as body awareness gradually revives, the natural demand for sleep also returns—this is the regenerative loop, accessible from any entry point.

「不認識自己，所以憂鬱；不認識身體，所以焦慮。」這是我對生病本質最切中要害的詮釋。幾乎所有病症，都可在這兩句話中找到根源的延伸。

養生的體悟，永遠寫不完。但請別忘了，最根本的起點是：你是否願意與自己好好相處？只要學會和自己在一起，許多負面情緒自會煙消雲散。

「有身皆苦」，是一種經驗，也是一種智慧。當你與身體合作、與自己和解，生命的圖像將隨之翻轉，終將走入一段真正值得享受的人生。

然而，我們常常甘心把自己推入死胡同：太忙、太累、不睡、過勞、過度依賴醫療，然後一頭交給醫師收拾殘局。

“Not knowing oneself leads to depression; not understanding the body leads to anxiety.”
This is, in my view, the sharpest interpretation of the root of illness. Nearly all forms of suffering trace back to these two truths.

The journey of wellness holds endless lessons—but don’t forget its most essential foundation:
Are you willing to be with yourself?
Once you learn how to stay connected to your own presence, many negative emotions begin to fade away on their own.

“To have a body is to suffer”—this isn’t just a concept, it’s a lived experience. Yet when we learn to collaborate with the body and make peace with ourselves, the entire picture of life begins to shift.
Eventually, life becomes a path of genuine enjoyment.

Unfortunately, many people throw themselves into dead ends: they stay busy, sleep poorly, overwork, and rely too heavily on medicine—handing over their lives for doctors to repair.

這是一則關於養生的簡單提醒：以「一天」為單位，當夜幕低垂，請誠實盤點自己今日留給身體的正向元素是否多於負向元素？

在生命的每個面向，我們都應自問：我今天給予身體的，是滋養還是消耗？我今日的情緒總結，是正念多於負念，還是相反？

若你已理解這兩項原則，那麼也許會同時感受到它們的困難。我的經驗是，許多人不是不想健康，而是無法相信自己做得到。他們卡在執行的艱難，忘了最根本的問題，其實是對自己缺乏信任。

現代環境缺乏「食物的生命力」這類教育，過度強調體質、污染、熱量與營養，卻忽視了每一口食物的生機與能量來源，導致幾乎每個現代人每天都在默默的，把身體推向負債狀態。

This is a simple reminder about wellness: take each day as a unit, and when night falls, honestly reflect—did you give your body more positive elements than negative ones today?

In every aspect of life, we should ask ourselves: Did I nourish or deplete my body today? Was my emotional balance more inclined toward mindfulness or negativity?

If you understand these two principles, you may also recognize their difficulty. In my experience, most people don’t fail because they lack the desire to be healthy, but because they don’t believe they can do it. They get stuck on the difficulty of execution, forgetting that the real issue lies in their lack of trust in themselves.

Modern environments lack education about the “life force” in food. Instead, we overemphasize constitution, pollution, calories, and nutrients, while ignoring the vitality and energy behind each bite. As a result, most people silently push their bodies toward a state of deficit, day after day.

生理年齡是否可控？斷食給了我答案。我在書中以數學的「漸近線」為喻，描繪生命終點愈行愈遠的狀態。

說「透過斷食找到了自己」，常見許多聽者面露疑惑，我必須進一步說明：為自己在這世間留下清晰的痕跡，是每個人都該認真思考的課題。

有些學員，是先找到自己，再來研修斷食。他們意志堅定，明確知道為何而來。他們的定位早已清晰，不再被金錢束縛，只為追求生命更深的圓滿。

再回頭看「中年危機」，圖像變得更清晰，那是無法作主自己人生的人容易陷入的狀態。這是一種廣泛的人性展現，很難承認自己不認識自己，但元神的焦慮洶湧如潮。

Can we control our biological age? Fasting gave me an answer. In my book, I used the mathematical concept of an “asymptote” to illustrate a life whose endpoint keeps receding into the distance.

When I say “I found myself through fasting,” some people appear puzzled. I often have to clarify: leaving behind a clear imprint of oneself in this world is a question everyone ought to ponder deeply.

Some students first found themselves and then came to study fasting. Their determination was unwavering; they knew exactly why they came. Their sense of identity was already clear—they were no longer bound by money but moved only by the pursuit of a deeper sense of wholeness.

Looking back, the image of the “midlife crisis” is now much sharper: it’s a state easily fallen into when one lacks authorship over their own life. It’s a widespread human condition—one difficult to admit, for it means confronting the fact that we don’t truly know ourselves. And when the soul stirs with restless urgency, it floods like a rising tide.

人體本身具有追求美感的潛在秩序，當你不再為減重而刻意節制，身體也未必放棄維持美感的努力。

因為對身體而言，美感並非奢侈，而是健康邏輯的一部分。

脂肪的儲存順序反映出身體對秩序的尊重，也揭示出大腦干擾時所產生的混亂。

當脂肪無法被及時提領使用，內臟的負擔開始影響免疫力與內分泌系統，身體的防線便漸漸瓦解。

所有的慢性病與代謝問題，不過是這場物流崩壞的延伸。

身體的價值排序：健康優先，美感不棄。

The human body holds within it an inherent drive toward aesthetic order.
Even when no longer consciously dieting, the body does not necessarily give up on maintaining beauty.
To the body, beauty is not a luxury—it is a part of its health logic.

The order in which fat is stored reveals the body’s respect for hierarchy and function—and also exposes the chaos caused by mental interference.

When fat can no longer be mobilized in time, visceral strain begins to impair immunity and endocrine function.
The body’s defensive line gradually crumbles.
Every chronic illness or metabolic disorder is merely an extension of this systemic breakdown in logistics.

The body’s value system: Health first, beauty not abandoned.

我記錄這一切，不是為了製造對立，而是因為內心的聲音始終誠懇提問：「真的有這麼難嗎？」

領悟，其實不需要太多證據；只要願意經歷，就能看見。只要願意深入，就能覺悟。

願意改變，是一種偉大。

當這些女性輕鬆談論她們背後的那道高牆時，我彷彿從她們的故事中，看見了歷史朝代的興衰；也看見大自然對人性的傲慢發動的反撲。

我只能說：就這樣吧，這本就是個人的修行。

若不是當初走上斷食這條路，今天的我，或許也還是那副德性。

I record all of this not to provoke conflict, but because a sincere voice within me keeps asking:
“Is it really that difficult?”

Realization doesn’t require overwhelming proof.
It only asks that we go through it. That we go deep. That we surrender.

The willingness to change is, in itself, a form of greatness.

When I listen to women speak lightly of the immovable wall behind them, I feel as if I am witnessing the rise and fall of dynasties through their stories—and nature’s retaliation against the arrogance of humankind.

And all I can say is this: so be it. This path has always been a personal spiritual practice.
If I hadn’t chosen fasting back then, I might still be the same person I once was.

動機有內在與外在之別，人情與學歷都屬於外在動機。例如學校的學分制度，常讓學生為了簽到而非學習而出席。我曾受邀至大學通識課程授課，親眼見證過這種現象。

養生的目的在於成為更健康的自己，因此，動機不能從外界而來，必須百分之百出自內在。雖然我們都明白這點，卻常選擇寬容那些來自人情壓力、不純正的動機，於是彼此虛耗時間。

回顧整體教育現場，只要學生的動機被太多外在環境牽引，只剩下大腦的被動接受，這樣的學習終將失敗。

因為真正留下印記的，不是知識本身，而是內心的觸動。

知識可以轉化為專業技能，但支撐教師教學熱情的，不只是專業，而是投入教育的初衷。

Motivation can be either intrinsic or extrinsic. Social obligations or academic credentials are examples of external motivation. Take university credits, for example—students often show up just to sign in, not to learn. I once gave a guest lecture at a university general education course and witnessed this phenomenon firsthand.

But the goal of wellness is to become a healthier version of oneself, and that motivation cannot come from the outside. It must originate 100% from within. We all understand this in theory, yet we often tolerate insincere motives driven by social pressure, wasting everyone’s time in the process.

Looking broadly at the education landscape, when a student’s motivation is shaped too much by environmental factors, and learning becomes a passive mental exercise, the system is destined to fail.

Because what truly leaves a mark is not the knowledge itself, but the emotional resonance behind it. Knowledge may be converted into technical skill, but what sustains a teacher’s vocation is not their expertise—it is the passion they bring to their work.

若再給我二十年，人類對健康的認知是否能全面翻轉？理智上我明白，這樣的觀念汰換可能需要更多時間，甚至五十年也未必足夠。

但我深信：凡是真正進入「身體之道」的人，都有機會在有生之年逆轉身體的病痛，前提是，你必須先選擇相信自己的身體。

每一位希望斷根病痛、甚至逐步脫離藥物的人，請以我這二十年的軌跡為基礎，對照自己的人生節奏，不要操之過急，也絕不能停下學習的腳步。

說到學習，我發現最大的障礙來自人類大腦的思辨，你以為你懂了，其實還不夠。因為有些理解，無需證據，也不依賴數字，而是透過不斷的體悟與內省。

If I were given another twenty years—
could humanity’s understanding of health be transformed?

Logically, I know such a paradigm shift may take far longer—
perhaps fifty years, and even that might not suffice.

But I am certain of this:
Anyone who truly walks the path of the body
has the chance to reverse illness within their lifetime.
The first step, though, is to believe in your own body.

To those hoping to heal, to those seeking freedom from medication—
Use my twenty years as a foundation.
Measure it against your own rhythm.
Don’t rush.
And above all, never stop learning.

When it comes to learning, the greatest obstacle I see lies in the human brain’s tendency to overthink.
You think you understand—but often, you don’t.
Some forms of understanding require no proof, no statistics.
They rely solely on continuous realization and inner reflection.

回到「天真」的本質：健康的「天」，就在我們的身體裡；健康的大自然，也不會違背自然法則。

真實的本質，怎麼可能永遠藏在虛偽的偽裝之中？

我觀察到：能與自己相處的人，總願意聆聽身體的聲音。

身體是最忠誠的資產，若不能適時休耕，必將耗損殆盡。

人生終會來到分叉口；當那條路標示著「斜槓」兩字，請不要猶豫。

只要你持續與自己對話，你會做出最正確的選擇。

Returning to the essence of naturalness: the “heaven” of health lies within our bodies, and a truly healthy nature never contradicts natural laws.
How could authenticity remain forever hidden under the disguise of falsehood?
I’ve observed that those who are at ease with themselves tend to listen attentively to their bodies.
The body is our most loyal asset—if we do not allow it to rest and recover, it will eventually be depleted.
Life will one day bring you to a crossroads. When you see the signpost that reads “Slash Career,” don’t hesitate.
As long as you continue the dialogue with yourself, you will make the right choice.

每個人在人生某刻，都會有面臨「倒帶」的自覺，最讓人遺憾的，究竟是那些做錯的事？還是，那些該做而從來沒做的事？

「早知道」是最昂貴的智慧，曾經有人提醒你，把睡眠當作養生第一要務；也曾有人勸你，透過斷食，重新與自己的身體建立合作關係。

但這些話，多半成為耳邊風，任其流過。

人生的樣板劇情，一幕幕在我眼前重播。而我學到的最關鍵戲點是：我們認知中的「自己」，從來不是真正的自己。

At some point in life, everyone will face a moment of rewind—a moment of sudden clarity.
What we regret most isn’t always what we did wrong, but often what we never had the courage to do.
“If only I had known…” is the most expensive form of wisdom.
Perhaps someone once reminded you that sleep is the cornerstone of health.
Perhaps someone advised you to rebuild your relationship with your body through fasting.
But most of these words likely drifted past your ears.

Again and again, I watch life’s patterns replay like scenes from a script.
And the most important lesson I’ve learned is this: The “self” we think we know, is rarely our true self.

麥克阿瑟將軍曾說：「戰爭失敗的歷史，幾乎總可以用兩個字總結：太遲。太遲了解敵意，太遲警覺危機，太遲準備，太遲團結。」

為什麼會太遲？因為自以為是，因為驕傲自大，因為理所當然，因為拒絕改變，因為對潛在危機視而不見。

而我，是從身體的課題中學習，才真正看見：人類健康的最大危機，來自醫療思維的誤導，也來自人類對醫療盛世的集體崇拜。

當錯誤的治療邏輯，強加在需要被療癒的身體上，那不是幫助，而是延誤；那不是關愛，是傲慢的傷害。

如果人類的健康教育再這樣下去，永遠只會重複演出「來不及」的悲劇。

General MacArthur once said:
“The history of failure and war is almost always to be summed up in two words: too late. Too late in comprehending the deadly purpose of a potential enemy. Too late in realizing the mortal danger. Too late in preparedness. Too late in uniting all possible forces for resistance.”

Why do we arrive too late? Because of arrogance. Because of self-righteousness. Because of complacency. Because of our refusal to change. Because we ignore the subtle signals of crisis.

It was through the lessons of the body that I finally understood:
The greatest threat to human health is the misdirection of medical thinking—and the collective worship of a healthcare empire built on illusion.

When flawed medical logic is forced upon a body that needs to heal, it’s not care—it’s delay. It’s not compassion—it’s arrogant harm.

If humanity continues down this path of health education, the tragedy of “too late” will repeat endlessly.

醫療公式未變，老化趨勢未變，子女照顧父母的命運循環亦未變，真正能改變的，是我們那份選擇走出定調命運的決心。

每天，惰性與舒適圈都在召喚著我們，而我們必須，在「活得更好」與「維持現狀」之間，做出選擇。

人不能懶，也不該惰。那一步，無需懸念。有時，是直覺；有時，則是長期思辨與鍛鍊的結果。

Medical protocols haven’t changed. Aging trends haven’t changed.
The generational cycle of children caring for their aging parents hasn’t changed either.
What can change is our resolve—to step outside of a predetermined fate and claim our own.

Every day, inertia and comfort zones call out to us.
But we must choose—between simply maintaining the status quo, or living better and fuller.

Laziness is not an option. Neither is complacency.
That next step must be taken—decisively.

Sometimes, it’s instinct.
Sometimes, it’s the fruit of long reflection and disciplined practice.

人生的路，是自己走出來的，不是上帝鋪設好的。

人類最習慣依附的對象，終將以無常為結局。它會崩塌、會中斷、會消失，會被奪走，也會被追討。

因為依附的，不會長存；不珍惜的，也不會持久。

靈魂是自己的，身體是自己的，實力是自己的，功夫是自己的。

唯有依附在自身的持續努力，才有屬於自己的價值。

如果你已領悟這條生命法則，那你就得用同樣的邏輯，走出一條屬於自己的健康之路。

The path of life is one you carve out yourself—not one laid out by God.
The people and things we are most inclined to cling to will ultimately vanish. They will collapse, be interrupted, disappear, be taken away, or reclaimed.
What is attached to will not endure. What is not cherished will not last.

Your soul is your own. Your body is your own. Your strength is your own. Your discipline is your own.
Only by attaching yourself to sustained self-effort will you cultivate true personal value.
If you’ve realized this law of life, then you must apply the same logic to walk your own path toward health.

你不能將愛依附在對方的收入與魅力之上，就像你不能將健康寄託在某種產品或藥物上。

愛與健康，在本質上都必須奠基於獨立自主的狀態。當你對愛有了本質性的覺察，你就必須將這份領悟回歸到自己身上。

健康，是你對自己的愛。不健康，是你不夠愛自己。

當愛變得模糊，自己也變得飄渺。好比那目中無人的富人，名片上滿滿的頭銜，工作到退休卻從未真正快樂。

我們看到一個什麼都有的人卻不快樂，看見家財萬貫的人罹患重病，感嘆命運的捉弄，卻不明白，生命的價值從不在金銀財寶，也不在世俗眼光裡的成功或光環。

You cannot base your love on someone’s income or charm, just as you cannot base your health on pills or supplements.
At their core, both love and health require a foundation of independence.
Once you’ve awakened to the essence of love, you must bring that realization back to yourself.
Health is your love for yourself. Ill health is the undeniable evidence that you do not love yourself enough.

When love becomes vague, the self also fades.
Like the wealthy person who sees no one but themselves, the executive with a stack of titles but no joy, the worker who retires only to realize they were never truly happy.
We see people who have everything yet are not happy. We see millionaires struck with serious illness, and we sigh at how fate plays tricks.
But what we fail to realize is this: the value of life has never resided in wealth or prestige, nor in the worldly markers of success and admiration.

除了快樂，健康也應該成為你的身教。

嚴格來說，所有與修養有關的素質與行為，都必須內化成你生命的一部分。

因為孩子的世界，是以你為基準延伸出來的宇宙。

上述這些話看似簡單易懂，但為何真正做到的人如此稀少？

因為教育早有破口，環境早已崩壞，人性持續失落。

Beyond joy, health should also be part of your role modeling.
Strictly speaking, every quality and behavior related to inner cultivation must become part of who you are.
Because a child’s world is an entire universe shaped around you.
These words may sound simple, but why are they so rarely embodied?
Because our education system has long been fractured, our environment has deteriorated, and human nature continues to erode.

你不能永遠用同一個視角看世界，因為世界始終在轉變；而你若不進步，實則就是在退步。

當身邊所有人都說「要吃才有營養」，你必須知道「不吃」能鍛鍊吸收與分配的實力，因為你所擁有的視野，是他人未曾觸及的高度。

當社會一再鼓吹「有病就看醫生」，你必須能重新定義疾病，並堅信療癒正在體內進行，因為你的態度，提升了你生命的成熟度。

當世界只在乎「結果論」的思維，你依然堅守著「探究根源」的責任，因為你拒絕成為被操弄的附和者。

You cannot keep seeing the world from a single vantage point,
because the world is always in flux.
And if you are not progressing, you are, in truth, regressing.

When everyone around you insists that “you must eat to stay healthy,”
you must know that not eating can train your body’s ability to absorb and allocate.
You must understand that your view extends to heights others have never seen.

When society repeatedly claims “if you’re sick, see a doctor,”
you must learn to redefine illness,
and believe that healing is already underway within.
For it is your attitude that elevates your maturity.

When the world only cares about results,
you still uphold the responsibility of seeking the root cause,
because you refuse to become a manipulated echo of others’ beliefs.

人為何無法斷絕貪念？我後來領悟，那是因為我們尚未真正明白生命的意義。

回顧自己這一生的應對進退，最令我難忘的，是那些充滿目的性的眼神，那些貪念在交易中凌駕他人權益的瞬間。

我也曾在這樣的環境裡打滾，拼命想證明自己「行」，最後卻發現自己根本就不行。

我們不會因為一筆交易而活得更好，也不會因為擊敗對手而更接近成功。

在生命法則面前，動念錯了，就是錯了，無需辯解。

哲學家早已為我們寫下所有生命的法則，或許讀過、理解過，但唯有透過不斷的撞牆與試煉，我們才能頓悟。因為生命，是一門實證的學分。

我有幸體悟：健康亦然。說懂了，其實沒懂；說知道了，其實不知道。

因為，沒親身去做，就不懂；沒熟練到精進，就不是真正領悟。

Why can’t people rid themselves of greed? I eventually realized—it’s because we haven’t truly understood the meaning of life.

Looking back on every social interaction in my life, I’ll never forget those eyes—eyes filled with calculated intent. That moment when personal gain triumphed over a client’s well-being—that was the impulse of greed.

I, too, have once swam in that environment, desperately trying to prove I was “capable.”
Only to find out—I wasn’t.

We don’t live better because of one successful deal, nor are we more successful for beating a competitor.
In the face of life’s laws, a misguided impulse is simply wrong—no explanation needed.

Philosophers have written down every principle we need for life. We may have read them, even understood them.
But only through repeated collisions and trials can we truly awaken—because life is a course in experiential learning.

I’ve been lucky to come to this realization: health is the same.
You can say you understand it—but you don’t.
You can claim to know it—but you really don’t.

Because if you haven’t done it, you don’t understand it.
If you haven’t practiced it deeply, you haven’t truly grasped it.