Pushkin said, "If life deceives you, do not be melancholy, and do not be indignant! In times of discontent, restrain yourself; believe that the day of happiness will surely come." How far is happiness from us? Actually, happiness is hidden in every small thing of our lives. Be kind to your inner self; you have the power to cause yourself pain and the power to bring yourself joy, because You are the master of your own life.
Wisdom does not always lie in providing guidance to others, but in whether one can make the right choice at the right time. Like a wise climber, who does not just climb blindly, but rests at the foot of the mountain to gaze at the sea of clouds and discern which peak will ultimately be theirs.
Everyone is dissatisfied with the status quo and dreams of future happiness. People strive to overcome their current troubles and use their gains to seize time in pursuit of improving their circumstances.
Life is like a process of healing: we are wounded, we heal, we are wounded again, and we heal again. Each healing seems to be preparing us for the next wound. Perhaps only through complete despair can we live again and transform into a more beautiful version of ourselves.
A person can be poor, destitute, or lowly, but they must never lack dreams. As long as dreams exist, as long as they persist, there is always a way to change one's circumstances.
Every day, we are like lab mice, verifying the truths of life.