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A
great
inner revolution in just a
single individual
will help
achieve a change in the destiny
of an entire society
and,
further, will cause a change in
the destiny of humankind.
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Iron, when heated and pounded, becomes a fine sword.
Likewise, Buddhism teaches that our true strength and potential cannot be forged without hardships.
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The
times when we experience the
most intense suffering,
unbearable agony and seemingly
insurmountable deadlock
are
actually brilliant opportunities
for doing our human revolution.
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Nothing
can match the strength of those
whose lives have been shaped and
forged through challenging and
overcoming hardships.
Such people fear nothing.
The purpose of our Buddhist
practice is to develop such
strength and fortitude. To
cultivate such an invincible
core is in itself a victory.
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