437-Break up-Hideko Yamashita-Skill-2013
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2022/10/09
"Break up", Break up, first published in 2013. The so-called renunciation is to understand oneself by sorting things out, sorting out the chaos in the heart, and making life comfortable. In other words, it is a way to use the clutter at home to sort out the waste in your heart and turn your life into a happy way. Among them, cut off = cut off the things you don't need, give up = discard the superfluous waste, and leave = get rid of the attachment to the objects. Breaking up is very simple, you just need to focus on yourself instead of objects, and think about what is best for you now. As long as it does not meet these two standards, it will be eliminated or given away immediately.
Hideko Yamashita, born in Tokyo, Japan in 1954, studied at Waseda University. He began to learn yoga during college, and through yoga, he penetrated into the practice philosophy of letting go of the obsessions of the heart, "break the line, give up the line, and leave the line", and then spared no effort to promote the concept based on this concept and anyone can practice it. New Arrangement Technique - Breaking and Removing. Since 2000, he has held lectures on severance and separation in various parts of Japan as a sundry management consultant, which has caused a wave of severance among the Japanese people.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 The Reason You Can't Let Go
Chapter 2 This is the working mechanism of severance
Chapter 3 Breaking Up Changes Your Life
Chapter 4 Breaking Up, Living A Happy Life
Aside from the special situation of being quarantined at home, in daily life, as time goes by, we will continue to buy new things, resulting in more and more clutter in the house. We may feel that these items will be used at some point in the future, or we may feel that these items are beautifully packaged and discarded. The end result is that there are more and more things, and we are more and more difficult to choose. Just like a sink, the water inlet pipe keeps flowing in, but the outlet pipe is congested. How can it be refreshing? Because this accumulation changes little by little, it is more likely that we will gradually like this state, so that we endure congested living spaces for months or even years.
We need to be aware of the meaning of "breaking off" and truly agree with the concept of "breaking off". The specific method may not be the most important. Only when we want to do it subjectively can we try to find skills and tools. The real answer is not sought outside, but within oneself.
The authors argue that we need a shift in dinner from the axis of matter to the axis of space. Because when our thinking is based on material considerations, it is easy to over-hoard. When we consider the problem based on space, we care more about the overall feeling of the space as a whole, rather than the feeling of a single specific substance. Only in this way can we achieve the motivation to organize from the heart.
There are three main reasons why we are reluctant to clean up the environment we live in. The first is that we don’t have time to clean up our living environment; The third may be that this item may be useful in the future. Feeling that there is no time, there may be a psychological barrier and overestimating the time it takes to organize. It is understandable to put on nostalgic emotions, but it needs to be rough and refined. However, hoarding for potential material shortages in the future has become a pragmatism in today's general environment. So in fact, separation is only a relative concept. The key is to find a balance that you are satisfied with.
If you want to take action in action, you must first prepare yourself mentally. Breaking away, breaking up is also your own fear of hardship. We need to look at the workload objectively . Sometimes we escape psychologically and are unwilling to start a job. Either we feel that the workload is too much and we are unwilling to start; or we feel that the workload is too small and we can do it at any time. After forcing yourself to look directly at the workload, it is possible to truly plan your time reasonably.
We can also take a similar "begin with the end" approach to life planning when it comes to cleaning up. If we start with the details first, we risk getting lost in the details, because there is so much detailed information we can find. An important point of the author here is to encourage us to first think clearly about what kind of life we want to have. When we have a clear blueprint for the ultimate goal, we may be able to more clearly deduce how to take a step back. There is only one blueprint, but there are many paths to the blueprint. For example, our ultimate goal is to have a comfortable and tidy living environment, then we have to deduce which things should be kept, which things should be discarded, and which should not even be purchased according to this end point. .
In the trilogy of Duansheli, the first step is to look down on it and look at it; the second step is to throw away the items that can be discarded at first sight; the third step is to examine the non-essential items that are reluctant to throw away , consider its relation to itself. The second step may be regarded as "reduction", and the third step is "refinement" , leaving only the fine products that have a significant impact on the quality of life.