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Pain is weakness leaving the body.

Pain is weakness leaving the body.

Summary

This quote suggests that pain, whether physical or emotional, is a necessary process for personal growth and strength. It implies that enduring and overcoming pain can lead to improved resilience and a stronger mindset. By acknowledging that pain is not a permanent state but rather something that can be transcended, this quote encourages individuals to push through challenges and embrace discomfort as an opportunity for personal development.

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