If you are poor, someone will accompany you; If you are tired, someone will care for you for a long time. You will find that those so-called wealth and glory are far less than those who cherish each other. But if one day, the one who accompanies you walks away, and the one who cares for you grows weary, don't panic— you still have the most reliable companion in this world: yourself. Learn to be your own lifelong partner. When you're poor, you give yourself patience; when you're tired, you give yourself a hug. You cook yourself a warm meal, you say gentle words to yourself in the mirror, you hold your own hand through every lonely night. You accompany yourself to watch the sunrise and sunset, you care for yourself through every season of wind and frost. In the end you understand— the deepest happiness is not being loved by others, but learning, in every ordinary moment, to be your own haven, your own eternal light.