Nevertheless, let's keep fighting

 Life is inherently painful. We can recognize that we do not have a clear understanding of things within the constraints of language. We often experience great confusion about our identity and realize that traversing the realm of the divine is necessary to resolve this confusion. Furthermore, due to our meager pride, we often suffer numerous wounds. Therefore, wandering through life is natural. Through human relationships akin to a fireplace, we frequently receive burns like catching a cold. Thus, loneliness becomes the only option we choose, even though we cannot live alone.

While reading works such as Machiavelli's "The Prince," Sun Tzu's "The Art of War," "Romance of the Three Kingdoms," and self-help books, we learn numerous interpersonal skills. However, the answers have already been available for thousands of years. We even learned them perfectly during elementary school.

Flowers bloom according to the seasons. People are no different. Just as urging cosmos flowers to bloom in early spring due to laziness will not hasten their flowering, people are the same. Each of the 7 billion people is a flower. They are more beautiful than flowers, just like in Ahn Chi-hwan's song.

What does it mean to be alive? To constantly move is to be alive. Can we call it living organisms? Electrons within atoms move incessantly without the supply of energy. All materials in the universe are made up of atoms. The universe is alive, and we are each a component within it. The universe is complete only when we all exist.

Do you remember when we competed against 500 million others? We chose our parents. It was a choice. Looking back on life, everything is the result of our individual choices. Therefore, blaming others while living is absurd. It's forced. Furthermore, you, who broke through the competition of 500 million to be born, should recognize that you are a special person. It was a miracle. Knowing the preciousness of our own existence, we should start each day with gratitude. We can live with a little loss. What is there to fear? There is hardly anything among our fears that is as dangerous as death. Instead, let's live a splendid and magnificent life before we die. A magnificent life is not a big deal, is it? If you are praised by the people around you, who were born like a miracle, you are halfway to success. If you are respected, you are completely successful. Life... isn't it something like that?

People need to experience growing pains to grow up strong. If there is no pain, it means growth has stopped. Are you in pain now? I suffer every day too. A lot... Nevertheless, let's keep fighting! #Nevertheless #let's #keep #fighting

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