"恐れは希望なしでは存在できないし希望も恐れなしには存在できない"
— Baruch Spinoza
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Simplified Meaning:
Fear and hope often go hand in hand. When you are afraid of something, it usually means you also have some hope. For example, if you fear failing an exam, it’s because you hope to pass it. Similarly, when you hope for something good to happen, you might also fear that it might not happen. Imagine you are hoping to get a job you really want. While you are excited and hopeful, you might also be worried or scared that you won’t get it. This connection between fear and hope is a natural part of being human. Understanding this can help you manage your emotions better. For instance, when facing a challenging situation, remind yourself that feeling a mix of hope and fear is normal, and it can motivate you to work harder towards your goals.
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