Quote by Hindu Spiritual

Nobility doesn't lie in surpassing the other man, but in surpassing the previous self.

Nobility doesn't lie in surpassing the other man, but in sur

Summary

This quote suggests that true nobility is not gained by outdoing others, but rather by continuous self-improvement. It implies that the ultimate measure of someone's character and greatness should not be based on comparison with others, but on personal growth and progress. The quote challenges the idea of competition and encourages individuals to focus on exceeding their own past achievements, proving that self-betterment and self-reflection are the true sources of nobility.

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