"人生には初心者向けの授業はありません すぐに最も困難なことに対処するよう求められます"
— Rainer Maria Rilke
Simplified Meaning:
In life, nobody gets an easy start or a practice run. From the moment we are born, we face hard challenges without any special preparation. Think about swimming: instead of learning in a shallow pool, it's like being thrown into the deep end and having to figure it out quickly. For example, someone who loses their job suddenly has to find a new way to make money and support their family without any training on handling such stress beforehand. This idea teaches us that life’s tough situations come without warning or instruction. It's important to learn how to stay strong and adapt quickly because these difficulties are an unavoidable part of life. By facing these challenges head-on, we grow and become better at handling whatever comes our way.
