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[分享]左手书，右手茶
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阳光懒散的洒在我身上，光线无精打采的穿梭在寒冷的空气中，完全没了夏日的那份霸气。我沐浴在这勉强算得上柔和的阳光里，享受着书籍，音乐和香茗当然还有我那把舒适的靠椅，带给我的清闲和安宁。
左手书，右手茶，再听着舒缓的音乐，偶尔发发呆，午后的时光，悠闲被拉的那么长，烦躁也消失的无影无踪。一个星期没有规律却很忙碌的生活，在周末的午后，将自己彻底解放。
抬头看着窗外，街上忙碌的人群依然忙碌，在以秒计算着自己脚步的时代，没有多少人会像我这样傻傻的坐一下午。
好友突然打来电话，说是不知如何打发这下午漫长的时光，本来准备邀俩三同学唱一下午歌，晚上再大吃一顿，不巧都没空，落下他一个人无所事事。他转过来问我下午在做什么，我脱口而出了一句：“在给心灵放假呢”。
给心灵放假，虽然是无意的一句话，仔细想想，难道不是吗？
工作的人们整天在为钱而奔波，学生们时时刻刻在为分啊努力，偶尔有点闲暇时间要么直接睡掉，要么就是约几个朋友唱歌吃饭，说是尽情的发泄和放松身心。我们似乎都越来越习惯这种模式。
可当曲终人散的时候，为什么我们却越发孤独？夜里，眼眶的泪水都是在骗自己吗？为什么依然会觉得心好累？
我们的心灵需要假期，精神上的放松只是暂时缓解当时的压力，只有心灵的真正的放松，我们才会拥有真正的快乐，才能真正的解放。
何不安静的坐下来，看看书，听听歌，然后认真的思考你困扰已久的问题，有条理的整理着你的思绪呢？此时此刻应该是你最安静却最理性的时候啊。
音乐，书籍应该和心灵是惺惺相惜的吧，音符与文字静静的安抚着你疲惫的心，它们知道它真的需要休息。你可曾想过你最需要的也许只是泡上一杯茶，安静的坐下，让音乐和文字引导你去放松身心呢？也许很多烦恼当你真正去面对它的时候，你才发现它们是那么的不堪一击。
可我们通常只是一味的埋怨生活，抱怨社会，而不去正确的面对或解决。我们痛苦，我们逃避，心也越来越累。偷得浮生半日闲，其实我们需要做的很简单。
感觉到心很累的时候，请也尝试着用音乐和文字来陪伴自己，安静的听歌，看书，思考真的是个值得培养的好习惯。
左手书，右手茶，请记得给你的心灵放个假。
The sun lazily spills over me, the light listlessly weaves through the cold air, completely losing the mightiness of summer. I bathe in this somewhat gentle sunlight, enjoying the books, music, and fragrant tea, as well as my comfortable recliner, bringing me leisure and tranquility.
Left hand with a book, right hand with tea, and then listening to soothing music, occasionally daydreaming, the afternoon time, leisure is stretched so long, and irritability disappears without a trace. A week of irregular but very busy life, on the afternoon of the weekend, completely liberates myself.
Looking up at the window, the busy crowd on the street is still busy. In an era where steps are counted in seconds, not many people will sit idly for an entire afternoon like me.
A friend suddenly called, saying that he didn't know how to pass this long afternoon. He originally planned to invite two or three classmates to sing for an afternoon and have a big meal in the evening, but unfortunately, everyone was free, leaving him idle. He turned around and asked me what I was doing in the afternoon, and I blurted out a sentence: "I'm giving my mind a vacation."
Giving the mind a vacation, although it was an unintentional sentence, think about it carefully, isn't it?
People at work are整天running around for money, students are always working hard for grades. Occasionally, there is a little free time, either directly sleeping, or just inviting a few friends to sing and eat, saying it's to vent and relax the body and mind. We seem to be getting more and more used to this model.
But when the song ends and people disperse, why do we feel more and more lonely? At night, are the tears in the eyes all deceiving ourselves? Why do we still feel that the heart is so tired?
Our mind needs a vacation. Mental relaxation is only a temporary relief of the pressure at that time. Only when the mind is truly relaxed can we have real happiness and truly be liberated.
Why not sit quietly, read a book, listen to a song, and then seriously think about the problems that have troubled you for a long time, and sort out your thoughts in an orderly manner? At this moment, it should be your quietest but most rational time.
Music and books should be in sympathy with the mind. The notes and words quietly soothe your tired heart. They know it really needs rest. Have you ever thought that what you need most may just be to make a cup of tea, sit quietly, and let music and words guide you to relax the body and mind? Maybe many troubles, when you really face them, you will find that they are so vulnerable.
But we usually just blindly complain about life and society, but don't face or solve them correctly. We are painful, we escape, and the heart is getting more and more tired. Stealing a half-day leisure from the busy life, in fact, what we need to do is very simple.
When you feel that the heart is very tired, please also try to accompany yourself with music and words, listen to music quietly, read books, and thinking is really a good habit worth cultivating.
Left hand with a book, right hand with tea, please remember to give your mind a vacation.
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