The article discusses eight mysterious and invisible factors that influence our lives, including Feng Shui, Gods and Deities, and Socio-ecological Environments. It provides detailed explanations of each factor and emphasizes the importance of changing one's living space often to avoid long-term damage caused by unfavorable factors.

The article discusses the importance of freedom in one's life and how it is the touchstone to verify a person's quality of life. It explains that the higher the level of freedom, the closer one is to heaven, and the more colorful their life is. The article also provides ways to measure one's level of freedom and emphasizes that freedom is foremost for a soul to have space to fly and go to heaven.

The article discusses the concept of the temperature of the soul, which is the measure of a person's mental state, thinking ability, and creative ability. The temperature of the soul is determined by affection, love, and sex. The article warns that if the temperature of our souls is too low, our lives will fall into poverty and hopelessness.

The article discusses the phenomenon of 'supercooling' where pure liquids remain in a liquid state even in freezing temperatures. It also touches upon the observation that wild animals do not harm babies and children, highlighting the stability that comes with purity.

Xuefeng-style Communism is the best production and life mode for humanity, according to Deiform Buddha. No one can create a better society than what has been accomplished. People are urged to stop seeking and discussing how to create a better future and instead put their wisdom and talents into what has been developed and perfected. Xuefeng-style communism is the best way out for those who are suffering and struggling.

Trustworthiness is the key factor in determining the quality of one's life. A person's credibility is their invisible wealth, and if it goes bankrupt, their life declines. Trustworthiness is the first line of defense in life, and once it is broken, a person's life will never be the same. This article emphasizes the importance of trustworthiness in personal and professional relationships and how it affects one's future.

This article discusses the nature of Celestial beings and their characteristics, such as following what is predestined, being open, leaving everything to fate, and being free and unfettered. It also talks about the importance of being amorous everywhere but not attaching importance to affection, possessing nothing yet being totally unfettered, and behaving with the elegant demeanor of a Celestial being. The article emphasizes the belief in Tao, cause and effect, and the importance of having a peaceful mind and treating things with an open mind.

This article discusses how the nature of all structures, things, and even lives is determined by their characteristics. It explains how different structures have different natures and how altering a structure can transform one kind of life into another. The article also mentions how each being and thing has its own nature, including celestial beings, and how the Compendium of Materia Medica and the Periodic Table demonstrate this concept.

The article discusses the importance of accepting and conforming to the ways of nature. It emphasizes the need to be content with the status quo and accept reality, and to avoid jealousy and envy. The author suggests surrendering to the way of nature and accepting whatever the Greatest Creator arranges. The article encourages a calm and relaxed mind, and a focus on the Tao.

The way of nature is the way of the Greatest Creator, of nonaction and silence, and to harmony and freedom; it is the outline and the law of the universe, and the way of heaven and Tao itself. By following the way of nature, everything would be in order; the weather would be favorable and society would be peaceful; by deviating from the way of nature, everything would be chaotic and disorderly, disasters would occur frequently, the world would be turbulent, and people would be contentious. This article discusses how human society has deviated from the way of nature and the consequences of such deviation.