Human primal desires are only two types: one called greed (wanting, acquiring, expanding), and the other called fear (being afraid, avoiding, defending). Choosing to pick up or acquire in greed is called blessing. Choosing to let go or give up in greed is called misfortune. Choosing to let go or give up in fear is called blessing. Choosing to pick up in fear is called misfortune. Blessing and misfortune are absolutely not linked to justice or morality, nor are they about right or wrong; they are simply choices. They are only reflected in inner fears and greed. As long as one can pay attention to their inner fears and greed, they can understand the risks and benefits of blessing and misfortune. But in reality, many people's biggest problem is not greed or fear, but that they don't know whether they are driven by greed or fear. For example: some think they are pursuing their dreams, but in fact they are escaping from fear. Some think they are rationally giving up, but in fact they are suppressed by fear. Therefore, awareness of motivation is more difficult than the choice itself.