Almost every great good thing in life is a case of turning misfortune into fortune—you never know what might be good for you.

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so often, we need to make room for them by losing something.

We’ve grown used to treating setbacks like an abyss,
but we forget they can also be a turn onto a new road.
Those things that seem to be taken away are, in fact, fate quietly selecting for what I truly need,
leaving only people and things that truly fit our souls.

Life often brings rain—we get drenched again and again, and then the skies clear.
Every humiliating stumble is reshaping our hearts,
so there’s no need to rush to demand an explanation from fate.

Rather than repeatedly chew on pain in the shadow of loss,
it’s better to turn our eyes toward the life of the present and the future.
When we no longer cling desperately to tightly held hands,
and slowly open our palms, we’ll realize that a new gift has already arrived.

All losses are, in truth, another form of gain.
Those people and things we couldn’t keep have already become nourishment in life.
It teaches us how to reconcile with ourselves,
and how, in impermanence, cultivate a calm, composed heart.