When pebbles in the courtyard are magnified, the effect is unexpected

Pebbles got their name because their shape resembles a goose egg. Through tens of thousands of years of vicissitudes and evolution, they endured the movement of waves and water, lost their irregular edges and corners through collision and friction with gravel, and were buried deep underground along with mud and sand, silent for millions of years. No one knows how many years the pebbles drifted away before they gradually wore down their edges and corners and became what we see today.

You would never imagine that a few large pebbles, casually tossed to the side, would become a unique scenery. Through the vicissitudes of time, they will eventually have their edges and corners worn away; when your mind settles, you will find that they are actually so gentle.

Whether it is flowing water or the passing of time. Although it made them smooth and their appearance is no longer what it once was, it never changed their inner being.

Through thousands of years, their original heart remains unchanged. I wonder, when you caress them, have you touched their soft inner heart?