KindTree Daily Practice is based on the merit and demerit logbook from Yuan Liaofan's *Liaofan's Four Lessons*, combined with modern habit tracking. It transforms the concept of "destiny is created by oneself, blessings are sought by oneself" into a 2-minute daily self-cultivation exercise—recording a good deed and a thought to be corrected, allowing the KindTree in the visuals to grow slowly with your actions.
Core Functions:
Merit and Demerit Recording: Good deeds are categorized into helping others, self-cultivation, learning, family, environmental protection, and others, while demerits are categorized into anger, laziness, greed, jealousy, pride, and lying, quickly recording your daily practice.
KindTree Growth: A brand-new continuous growth animation transforms abstract self-cultivation into visible changes in the sapling.
Gentle Reflection: After recording a demerit, enter the reflection room, guiding yourself through action, reason, and mind to see the reasons and the next step.
History Log: Review each day's merit and demerit records using a timeline, organizing your growth rhythm.
Milestone Rewards: Achieve 7, 21, 49, and 90 consecutive days of practice to unlock classic reminders from the *Liao Fan's Four Lessons*.
Premium: Offers advanced reflection guidance, more history viewing, and advanced statistics features; actual price and trial conditions are subject to store display.
Suitable for:
- Those who want to establish a stable habit of self-reflection
- Those who appreciate traditional culture, the *Liao Fan's Four Lessons*, and the wisdom of the merit and demerit record system
- Those who want to make "doing good deeds and correcting mistakes" a daily practice
The Kind Tree Daily Practice is not a tool for judging you, but a quiet companion: record a little kindness each day, accept a moment of reflection, and let change slowly grow into a tree.
Official Website: https://kindtree.zhenheai.com
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Liao Fan's Four Lessons Merit and Demerit Ledger × Habit Tracking: Spend 2 minutes each day recording good deeds, cultivating good habits, and gently reflecting.