"Laziness" is not about not participating in work or study, nor is it about being indifferent or disinterested, but rather a kind of relaxed attitude towards life. "Laziness" is also a form of intelligence, a way of being nonchalant, and a manifestation of self-cultivation. Sometimes, "laziness" can be a type of positive living attitude, and should be encouraged to make society a better place. Here are three things that, the lazier you are in doing them, the more blessings you create, which may seem simple but not everyone can do:
1. The first "laziness": Laziness in speaking - less gossiping and spreading rumors

Among the three things that the lazier you are in doing, the more blessings you create, laziness in speaking - less gossiping and spreading rumors is the first laziness that should be encouraged. Everyone has two eyes to see, two ears to hear, but only one mouth. Therefore, one should only speak what truly needs to be said, at the right time and place. "Disasters come from the mouth," many conflicts and contradictions in daily life stem from idly discussing the affairs of others. To enhance blessings, everyone should regularly remind themselves not to gossip about others' matters. Focus on ensuring peace in your own family before worrying about the world. In social relationships and daily communication, we also need to pay attention to how we speak, what should be said and what should not, and avoid speaking ill of others behind their backs, as it only creates negative karma for oneself and ignites conflicts. Learning to say thank you increases blessings and generosity; our ancestors said: "Words cost nothing - Choose words that please each other," and that is why. Adding one friend means reducing one enemy. Therefore, by gossiping less, we can avoid hatred and build harmonious relationships with those around us. When the number of people who hate you decreases, friends will increase, and when facing difficulties, you will receive help from everyone, which is the source of blessings that should be multiplied daily.
2. The second "laziness": Laziness in taking action - less commanding and directing

Everyone has their own unique personality traits, creating a colorful world, so one cannot force or command others to do things they do not like. Those who like to direct and control others often make people distance themselves, and few are truly convinced. Each person living in this world should fulfill their own duties and responsibilities; if it is not your business, do not interfere. Your excessive involvement may sometimes cause more harm than help to others. We live our own lives; no one can decide for us, so we should also let others decide their own lives, even if they are our relatives or good friends. Good directing may earn you points and recognition, but once mistakes occur, you will be the first to be blamed. In families, do not point fingers and impose commands on your partner or children; allow each other some personal space, and family life will be harmonious and warm. If you want to meddle in everything and ask about everything, you will naturally be disliked. Maintaining a reasonable distance will make everything better, and relationships will improve. Each person is an independent individual; only by keeping a certain distance can we avoid collisions and not get hurt. Being a person, be a little lazy, reduce calculations, gossiping, and directing; these are positive living habits, a form of intelligence, showing wisdom and a way to accumulate blessings for oneself.
3. The third "laziness": Laziness in thinking - less calculating gains and losses

The troubles that each person faces daily are largely created by their own mindset. A narrow mind leads to more troubles; a broad mind leads to troubles dissipating naturally. Whether life flourishes or stagnates is determined by ourselves, not anyone else. "Laziness in thinking" does not mean lacking intelligence or vision, but rather focusing on what is truly necessary and core, while not holding onto trivial matters that weigh down the mind. Only then can one feel light, comfortable, and at ease. Always remember that in life, no matter what difficulties you encounter, face them with the most calm and optimistic attitude. That is the behavior of a wise person. Constantly calculating and weighing benefits will only lead to your own loss. An optimistic and generous person is the one with the most blessings; they can overcome any hardship, and every challenge in life only makes them stronger. In summary, regardless of the circumstances, one should maintain a positive and optimistic attitude towards life and strive to do many good deeds to accumulate virtue for the future. Keep sowing seeds of love, and you will reap the sweet fruits of happiness. Being a person, be a little lazy, reduce calculations, gossiping, and directing; these are positive living habits, a form of intelligence, showing wisdom and a way to accumulate blessings for oneself.
In some cases, laziness can actually benefit the body, especially scientific laziness; not only does it not harm the body, but the lazier you are, the longer your lifespan. In addition to the three things that nurture blessings mentioned above, here are four things you should be lazy about in daily life to enhance your health and prolong your lifespan:
"Lazy" eating: During physical development, parents often require their children to eat more to enhance nutrition and grow taller. However, once over 50 years old, the body's ability to digest and absorb decreases. Eating too much is not beneficial for health. Many people think that eating more supplements nutrition for the body, but in reality, overeating increases the burden on the stomach, causing intestinal diseases. If the stomach cannot digest or food is not digested in time, it will accumulate in the body for a long time, leading to high blood pressure and high blood fat, which in turn affects lifespan. After 50, older adults only need to eat until they are 70% full, which reduces the burden on the stomach and is more beneficial for prolonging lifespan.
Lazy rushing: Folk beliefs suggest that a happy person walks leisurely, calmly, and decisively. Those who always rush show impulsiveness and lack of caution in their work. Always having to rush to keep up with others often leads to many setbacks in life, rarely experiencing comfort and ease. The factors and events occurring in daily life will certainly have a significant impact on our health. The simplest thing is that always rushing makes you more prone to falls and injuries, so it is more important to maintain a stable mindset, walk slowly, and respond calmly, without haste.
Lazy anger: Science has proven that there is a close relationship between the body and human emotions. Anger can cause many diseases. Anger harms the heart due to emotional instability, which is not good for those with heart conditions. Additionally, when a person is angry, the body releases many harmful substances, which can affect liver health and cause liver damage to a certain extent. Those who often lose their temper and are irritable may also suffer from various mental illnesses such as alcoholism and smoking addiction. These are toxic substances that can cause significant harm to the liver. Furthermore, anger can lead to unstable blood pressure. If you frequently lose your temper, it is easy for your blood pressure to fluctuate greatly. Especially when you lose your temper, the surge of adrenaline can lead to high blood pressure. In severe cases, unstable blood pressure can lead to diseases such as coronary artery disease, stroke, and cerebral hemorrhage. Therefore, not only the elderly but also young people should pay attention to reducing anger. If you want to prolong your lifespan, keep your body in the best state. Living happily, learning to be lazy about anger, and maintaining a calm attitude every day is the method that helps us live longer and healthier.
Lazy worrying: In today's modern life, everyone has their own worries, such as worries about studies, work, marriage, childbirth, and building a career... Therefore, people are easily anxious and restless; the important thing at this time is to learn how to relax. Especially in the morning, you should not let worries make you jump up suddenly. Because in the early morning, breathing and heart rates increase, blood pressure rises; if you get up too quickly, it can negatively affect your health, even leading to a stroke. Some young people wake up immediately upon hearing the alarm, which is also very bad. The same goes for eating; do not let worries affect you. It is best not to eat hastily; eat slowly, and if time permits, chew thoroughly. If you eat too quickly and do not chew your food well, it will increase the burden on the stomach, leading to stomach diseases over time, even stomach cancer.