Quote by Plato

Courage is a kind of salvation.

Courage is a kind of salvation.

Summary

This quote suggests that courage has the power to save and uplift individuals. It implies that in times of adversity or fear, having courage can provide a sense of liberation or escape from the challenges one faces. By summoning courage, one can find the strength to overcome obstacles, confront their fears, and ultimately experience a kind of salvation that empowers and propels them forward. Courage not only frees the individual from the shackles of fear and doubt but also instills hope and resilience, allowing them to triumph over adversity and find salvation in their own bravery.

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