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Spacious and Valuable Life: Embracing Parental Care

In daily life, we are required to focus on a few key areas. This is true even among high-caliber professionals such as scientists, doctors, and lawyers. A science lecture in my university could only be finished if I had gone back home, while a doctor's appointments usually require more individualized attention than that of a scientist. In our daily lives, we are required to focus on the few key areas: activity, relationships, and self-reliance.

We all grow up at different times, but for each of us, life ends when we lose both our parents. To "lose" one's parent is to spend an enormous amount of time and resources, not just in the eyes of others, but in the very essence of our lives. The love that our parents give us is more important than the relationships between friends, or even the friendships with teachers.

In many countries, we feel a profound sense of loss when our parent's life ends. This can be quite painful and overwhelming. However, this loss does not affect us as much as if another person had lost their life—because those other people often spend more time in our lives. For example, if I lose my father in an accident, he will never know how his loss affects me, but I will certainly feel the same profound loss as if he were gone.

The key to finding peace is not losing your own parents, but letting go of others' care. When our parent's death occurs, we are still "alive" and have a deep sense of fulfillment in knowing that this life was built upon their love for us—emphasizing that our own parents deserve the same treatment as our siblings.

As people grow older, they begin to realize how much their parents have meant to them. They often reflect on the responsibilities of raising a child while being young. This can be very challenging because our children are always growing up and adapting to life in ways that we find difficult to fully comprehend. However, this process is more important than focusing too much on the expectations or the relationships.

The most important thing is to "value" who your parents were before they left you alive. If one of us (I) had died, others may feel hurt. However, we should not become dependent on their memories or expectations—they are part of our own story and deserve equal consideration with any other parent we might have lost.

The only way to truly "lose" the love that we give someone is to stop caring for them. When you lose a parent, they can no longer care about you—this is not just a matter of the child's perspective; it is a deeply personal and emotional loss. Once your parents are gone, their absence changes everything.

To find peace, one must not focus on others' losses, but instead focus on oneself—your own parent. This is the most significant form of relief because our parents were not just there for us—they were part of who we became, and they will always be there even if we don't remember how to say good-bye.

To "lose" someone's love means not caring about their past or future, but only knowing that this life is built on a foundation of mutual respect. This respect includes your parents' love for you, as well as their own independence and selflessness. Without that kind of relationship, it would be difficult to find the depth of love in another person's story.

The most important thing to remember when considering loss is not losing yourself—because your parents are different from others', but you are not different from them either. When someone loses their life, they are no longer alive; what remains is that we are still worth living for. This realization is one of the greatest forms of peace.

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