Quote by Kentetsu Takamori

Everyone makes mistakes. Whether we put our mistakes to use depends on how deeply we reflect on our actions. It is desirable to reflect until the tears come. - On Self-Reflection -

Everyone makes mistakes. Whether we put our mistakes to use

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of self-reflection when it comes to dealing with our mistakes. It suggests that simply making mistakes is inevitable for everyone, but what truly matters is how deeply we delve into the implications and consequences of our actions. The quote advocates for a thorough and profound examination of our mistakes, urging us to reflect until it evokes an emotional response, symbolized by the mention of tears. This implies that deep self-reflection allows for growth, learning, and a greater understanding of oneself and our past actions.

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Self Help Inspirational Religious Buddhism

By Kentetsu Takamori

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