"Yes, teacher, why don't you let us chase?"

Yang Kewei shook his head helplessly, "Don't scare him away."

"But Master, I just saw him sneaking around like a thief."

Upon hearing this, Yang Kewei reached out and touched Chu Ying's head.

"Don't label people casually. You don't even know the whole story. I was the one who asked him to come to my house."

"Oh, okay, I was wrong about him." Chu Ying said casually.

"Chu Ying, and Li Tian, ​​you must remember this from now on: think twice before you act, and the same applies to your words."

"Because a casual word from you could ruin a person."

“Language is an invisible blade, a hunting blade that can kill.”

Chu Ying nodded as if she understood something.

Li Tian asked in confusion, "Teacher, why do we have to think three times before doing anything? Do we have to think a long time before doing good things?"

"Why do you have to think about it for so long?" Yang Kewei asked back.

Li Tian was confused by the question and asked doubtfully:

"But didn't the teacher say we should think twice before acting?"

Yang Kewei patiently explained: "The three thoughts I mentioned are: think before, think after, and think now."

“Thinking ahead means thinking about the causes and consequences, the causes of events.”

"Thinking afterward means thinking about what consequences will arise from doing this."

"Thinking about the present is to judge whether what you are doing is right or wrong, and whether it aligns with the Tao in your heart."

The two little guys listened attentively. Yang Kewei's voice was very loud, and the little beggar in the distance was also listening.

"But Master, won't this take a long time to think about?" Chu Ying said thoughtfully.

Yang Kewei smiled softly, "How long you can think about it depends on how firm your faith is."

"If the path is firm, a moment is enough; if the path is wavering, a lifetime will not be enough."