The ruler of life is everywhere, varying in length and from person to person. Using this ruler to measure different values creates a huge contrast in energy. Narrow in the eyes when there is something, wide in the heart when there is nothing. Life has its limits, society has its limits, a calm heart leads to a level ruler, and a clear heart leads to a precise ruler. When the ruler and the ruler are perfectly combined, life has direction, society has rules, and the world will be beautiful because of it. The inner life has a width, relax the scale in your heart, and the whole world will make way for you.

A person comes into the world with a ruler from the moment they become sensible. A ruler in the heart, measure oneself as well as others; The ruler is inside the body, measuring both accurately and inaccurately. This ruler is called comparison, taking life as a reference, measuring one's humility and pride, frugality and luxury, glory and shame, success and failure, truth, goodness, beauty, falsehood, evil, and ugliness are all clear at a glance.

This ruler is called a standard. There must be a scale for what one can and cannot do as a person. By measuring a person's words and actions, one can determine whether they comply with ethical standards.

This ruler is called moderation. When it comes to oneself, others, and social interactions, one should maintain a sense of moderation. By measuring one's actions, one can determine whether they are appropriate, moderate, or suitable. If one does not grasp them well, even the slightest difference can lead to a thousand miles of loss. The ruler of life is everywhere, with differences in length and width, and varies from person to person. When things are seen with narrow boundaries, but when things are not seen with a wide bed, there is a huge contrast in energy when measuring different values with this ruler.

Measuring happiness, some people live in humble homes, with one table and one bed, simple food and drink, and are content with dedicating themselves to the cause they love; Some people have several luxury homes, are wealthy, have a lot of sex and fame, and are not satisfied with hiding their beauties in their golden houses.

Quantitative happiness, some people sweat profusely, their faces are covered in dirt, their hands are calloused, they work hard, have no worries about food and clothing, and contribute to society, feeling refreshed; Some people have fish for food, cars for transportation, spend money like water, indulge in extravagance, and complain all day long.

The ruler of life is wealth, compass, and compass for some people. With it, one can live a peaceful, happy, and carefree life. The ruler of life is a burden, a burden, and a bewitching soup for some people. Being stirred up and confused, restless, and agitated, it is difficult to have a clear mind for a lifetime.

The ruler of life is very broad, it can observe the three religions and nine streams, all things in the world externally, and measure the trajectory of life and words and deeds internally. The ruler of life is often biased, measuring others too strictly and oneself too broadly; Quantitative life always focuses on the superiority of others, and the result is mostly 'I am inferior to others'; Quantitative work always looks at others' shortcomings, and the conclusion is mostly 'people are not as good as me'.

The ruler of life is not fixed, and can be adjusted with moral concepts and value orientations. However, some people have accumulated problems and become accustomed to them, unwilling or afraid to complete this painful transformation.

Measuring oneself, illuminating the world, facing the ups and downs of honor and disgrace calmly, feeling relieved, the road becomes wider and wider. The long journey of life is full of twists and turns, with ups and downs. With this ruler in my heart, I often measure and regulate my behavior. When I am a person and do things, I can always have a sense of propriety, appropriate measurement, and calmness.