9月23日，陽光正好，我與病友湯波一同踏上了前往金華寺的電瓶車之旅。那是一段充滿期待與未知的行程，寺廟的寧靜與莊嚴(yán)讓我們的心靈得到了片刻的慰藉。

然而，返程時的經(jīng)歷卻給這次出行增添了別樣的色彩。我們無意間闖入了一條連接金芙蓉大道和鳳凰山高架之間的小路，它僅有152米長，卻仿佛是一個隱藏在喧囂世界中的神秘角落。
踏上這條小路，初始的感覺是它的坎坷不平。車輪在坑洼的地面上顛簸，就如同我們在人生道路上所遇到的種種起伏。正如《心經(jīng)》中所云：“色不異空，空不異色，色即是空，空即是色?！边@坎坷的小路，看似實實在在地給我們的騎行帶來了挑戰(zhàn)，卻也讓我領(lǐng)悟到，生活中的困難與挫折，就如同這路面的崎嶇，不過是一種表象。它們并非永恒不變，而是可以通過我們內(nèi)心的平靜與智慧去超越和化解。

行至中途，我不禁想起那句“千磨萬擊還堅勁，任爾東西南北風(fēng)”。這條小路雖然短小，卻像是人生的一個縮影，充滿了各種不確定性和艱難險阻。但我們沒有退縮，就像那在風(fēng)中屹立不倒的翠竹，堅定地向前騎行。每一次顛簸，都是對我們意志的一次考驗；每一次克服困難，都是對自我的一次超越。在這過程中，我仿佛感受到了《金剛經(jīng)》中所傳達的那種堅韌和無畏的力量，“一切有為法，如夢幻泡影，如露亦如電，應(yīng)作如是觀?！蔽覀兯?jīng)歷的這些坎坷，或許在當(dāng)下看來是如此真實且具有挑戰(zhàn)性，但從更長遠(yuǎn)的視角來看，它們也不過是生命長河中的短暫瞬間，如同夢幻泡影般虛幻不實。
當(dāng)我們終于駛出這條小路，回望那152米的路程，心中涌起一股莫名的感慨。它雖然只是我們騎行途中的一小段插曲，卻蘊含了如此深刻的人生哲理。它讓我明白，生活中的每一段經(jīng)歷，無論好壞，都是我們成長的寶貴財富。就如同這一次的騎行，我們在欣賞美景的同時，也在不經(jīng)意間的小路上收獲了心靈的感悟。

未來的日子里，無論再遇到怎樣的道路，我都將懷揣著這份從這次騎行中汲取的力量和智慧，堅定地前行。因為我知道，每一段旅程，都是一次心靈的修行；每一次挑戰(zhàn)，都是一次成長的契機。而這條152米的坎坷小路，將永遠(yuǎn)留在我的記憶深處，成為我人生旅途中一座閃耀著智慧光芒的燈塔。

On September 23rd, under the beautiful sunshine, my fellow patient Tang Bo and I embarked on an electric bike trip to Jinhua Temple. However, on the return journey, we accidentally stumbled upon a peculiar path. This path, only 152 meters long, connects Jinfurong Avenue and Phoenix Mountain Viaduct.

Stepping onto this path, the initial feeling is its roughness. The wheels bump on the potholed ground, just like the various ups and downs we encounter in life. As it is said in the Heart Sutra, "Form does not differ from emptiness; emptiness does not differ from form. Form is exactly emptiness; emptiness is exactly form." This bumpy path seemingly poses a real challenge to our cycling, yet it also makes me realize that difficulties and setbacks in life are just like the roughness of this road surface, merely an appearance. They are not eternal and unchanging but can be transcended and resolved through our inner peace and wisdom.

In the middle of the journey, I can't help but think of the line, "After countless hardships and blows, it still stands firm. Let the winds from east, west, south, and north blow." Although this path is short, it is like a microcosm of life, full of all kinds of uncertainties and hardships. But we did not retreat. Just like the green bamboo standing firm in the wind, we rode forward resolutely. Every bump is a test of our will; every time we overcome a difficulty, it is a transcendence of ourselves. In this process, I seem to feel the kind of tenacious and fearless power conveyed in the Diamond Sutra, "All conditioned dharmas are like dreams, illusions, bubbles, and shadows, like dew and also like lightning. One should view them thus." What we have experienced on this bumpy road may seem so real and challenging at the moment, but from a longer perspective, they are just transient moments in the long river of life, as illusory as dreams, illusions, bubbles, and shadows.

When we finally drove out of this path and looked back at that 152-meter journey, a strange feeling welled up in my heart. Although it is only a short interlude in our cycling trip, it contains such profound life philosophies. It makes me understand that every experience in life, whether good or bad, is a precious treasure for our growth. Just like this cycling trip, while enjoying the beautiful scenery, we also harvested spiritual insights on this accidental path.

In the days to come, no matter what kind of road we encounter again, I will carry the strength and wisdom gained from this cycling trip and move forward resolutely. Because I know that every journey is a spiritual practice; every challenge is an opportunity for growth. And this 152-meter bumpy path will always stay deep in my memory and become a lighthouse shining with the light of wisdom on my life journey.