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Intense, Unexpected Suffering Passes More Quickly Than Suffering That Is Apparently Bearable; The Latter Goes On For Years And, Without Our Noticing, Eats Away At Our Souls, Until, One Day, We Are No Longer Able To Free Ourselves From The Bitterness And It Stays With Us For The Rest Of Our Lives.

Tragedies Do Happen. We Can Discover The Reason, Blame Others, Imagine How Different Our Lives Would Be Had They Not Occurred. But None Of That Is Important: They Did Occur, And So Be It. From There Onward We Must Put Aside The Fear That They Awoke In Us And Begin To Rebuild

Don't Forget That Everything You Deal With Is Only One Thing And Nothing Else.

In Any Activity, We Have To Know What To Expect, How To Reach Our Objectives And What Capacity We Possess For The Proposed Task. The Only People Who Can Say They Have Renounced The Fruit Are Those Who, Thus Equipped, Feel No Desire For The Results Of The Conquest, And Remain Absorbed In Combat. You Can Renounce The Fruit, But This Renunciation Does Not Mean Indifference Toward The Result.

Life Is Too Short, Or Too Long, For Me To Allow Myself The Luxury Of Living It So Badly.