Quote by Marcus Aurelius

Nothing happens to any man that he is not formed by nature to bear.

Nothing happens to any man that he is not formed by nature t

Summary

This quote suggests that every person is inherently equipped to handle and cope with the experiences and challenges they face in life. It implies that nature has shaped individuals in a way that allows them to endure and overcome various situations, whether they are positive or negative. It promotes the idea of resilience and the capacity of individuals to adapt and grow stronger through adversity. By acknowledging that everyone possesses the inherent ability to withstand what life throws their way, it encourages individuals to have faith in their own resilience and inherent strength.

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