Attitude towards things

Writing and etymology in Korean
(sino-korean)
물건을 대하는 태도
[mulgeon-eul daehaneun taedo]
物件을 대하는 態度
Etymology
物件 (물건) [mulgeon] – thing, item, object
態度 (태도) [taedo] – attitude

Since your existence has value, the things that belong to you also acquire value as your objects. When the creation appears as an object in front of the subject, they become one through mutual give and take action. Then the object acquires a value equivalent to the subject.

You need to treat with love the things that belong to you. You must think that everything that is yours is valuable – from a piece of paper to the furnishings of your home. To make things want to say, “I belong to this person”.

All the things we deal with are material for education. Relations with things take place in the center with people.

If a thing has a value of ten, then we should not treat it simply as one thing, we should increase its value. When the Creator is present in relationship with the things you love, the value of things will become infinite. If you approach things with such a shimjong, you will develop a truly loving feeling towards them.

However small a thing, if I take it, it acquires the value of my object. Thus, it is valuable. Therefore, all the things that famous people owned are kept as the most valuable relics of the nation. No matter how old they get, they will remain national property, part of the national wealth.