浅谈下“内求”和“外求”

Group 1 - The core concept of "inner seeking" and "outer seeking" is discussed, highlighting their differences in terms of desire expression, process versus result focus, and attention to phenomena versus essence [1][2][3] - "Outer seeking" is characterized by a direct expression of desires, focusing on obtaining material and spiritual benefits from external sources, often leading to a mindset of "taking" [1][2] - "Inner seeking" emphasizes adjusting desires to align with the limitations of external resources, focusing on personal growth and the process of understanding and utilizing external realities [1][2][3] Group 2 - The process of "outer seeking" tends to prioritize results, often neglecting the importance of the process itself, while "inner seeking" is inherently a part of the process, concentrating on personal development [2] - "Outer seeking" may lead to a fixation on superficial phenomena, while "inner seeking" aims to uncover underlying patterns and driving forces behind those phenomena [2][3] - Misinterpretation of "inner seeking" as a disconnection from the external world is addressed, clarifying that it is a method to cope with external challenges rather than an escape from reality [3][4]