Quote by Thomas Carlyle

The courage we desire and prize is not the courage to die decently, but to live manfully

The courage we desire and prize is not the courage to die de

Summary

This quote suggests that true courage is not simply the ability to face death with dignity, but rather the strength to live life bravely and purposefully. It highlights the importance of facing challenges, taking risks, and standing up for what is right while embracing the uncertainties and struggles of existence. While dying with courage is commendable, this quote emphasizes that living courageously by overcoming obstacles, advocating for justice, and living a meaningful life is even more admirable. It encourages individuals to seize opportunities, confront fears, and make the most out of their lives.

By Thomas Carlyle

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