People will encounter great and small tribulations and misfortunes in their life. No matter who they are, they can't escape the tease of the God of fate. However, it is these tribulations and misfortunes that have forged our character, increased our wisdom, led us to understand the true meaning of life and helped us to succeed in our career. As Buddha Sakyamuni said, "all Buddhas take suffering as their good teacher in ten directions and three lifetimes."
A life without pain is a dull life. Happiness without pain is boring and cheap. Only when the symphony of life is equipped with painful bass can it become a complete movement of cadence. If a person's life is too smooth, it is a kind of misfortune. Frustration is our great teacher. It is also the most precious wealth. It will make people think of not a desperate situation, but a ladder rope when they encounter a cliff.
As the saying goes, "since ancient times, success is more difficult." In our struggle for our career, we can't avoid the injury of frustration and jealousy. Jealousy is a corrosive agent, which can destroy a career or a person's life prospects, but it is also a catalyst, which can also provide us with an opportunity to succeed. Monk Jianzhen of the Tang Dynasty suffered a lot for spreading Dharma in Japan, but he was finally successful in his sixth eastward voyage. Master Xuanzang traveled thousands of miles, experienced hardships, and finally retrieved the Sutra from the state of Tianzhu.
Frustration is like adversity, and adversity is sometimes the way to success. Buddha said, "adversity is to increase the upper edge." British scholar Beverly Ritchie also said: "people's best work is often done under adverse circumstances. Mental pressure, even physical pain, can become a spiritual driving force." A failure is a major test of life, and treating failure well is the ladder of our success. As Balzac said, "adversity is the stepping stone of genius, the baptism of believers, the priceless treasure of capable people, and the bottomless abyss of the weak."
Greenia, the famous inventor of Grignard reagent, was idle and ignorant in his youth. At a banquet, a countess impolitely accused him, "please stand away. I hate Playboy like you blocking people's sight." This sentence made greenia lose face and deeply hurt his heart, but greenia did not sink, but said goodbye to her parents and went to Lyon To study hard. During his study, greenia developed a strong interest in chemistry. After thousands of hard experiments, he finally invented an important chemical reagent. In view of his great contributions to science, the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences awarded him the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1921. Shortly after the news came out, greenia received a congratulatory letter from the countess with "I will always love you".
"When the water hits the stone, it will sound, and when people are excited, their ambition will be great." I remember French writer montrand once said, "it is a great thing to succeed in the contempt of others, because it proves that you have defeated not only yourself, but also others." Turning pressure into motivation and challenges into opportunities is the morality of a aspiring person. The real strong can see the rainbow in the storm of thunder and lightning. Bacon, the great philosopher, said, "miracles are often born in bad luck."
Success is the result of pursuit and struggle, but success is not always under the brilliant aura, but more in the scattered lights. One autumn night, Thales, an ancient Greek philosopher, was walking on his way home, looking up at the sunny starry sky and thinking. Unexpectedly, he stepped empty and fell into a deep pit beside the road. Because the pit was too deep for him to climb out, he had to shout for help while waiting. When the passer-by pulled him out of the pit, Thales endured the pain, and the first sentence was "it's going to rain tomorrow". After hearing this, the passer-by laughed and said sarcastically, "you can't even make the underground road well, what day do you still study?"
At that time, Thales was already a great astronomer and meteorologist, but many of his views were not accepted by any era. But the next day, it really rained heavily. Two thousand later, German scientist Hegel said a famous saying after listening to the story: "only those who always lie in the pit and never look up to the sky will not fall into the pit."
The song of scientific struggle is not poetic. Many amazing discoveries and great ideas are difficult flowers in thorns. Mr. Lu Xun once said, "the first monkey to stand up will be bitten to death by his companions. Creative things are often excluded, suppressed and even temporarily strangled because he is different from the old things people are used to, but finally more monkeys stand up, while those monkeys who bite their companions will crawl underground forever."
The golden grains of success are filtered from the failed sand. The flash of truth will appear brighter under the background of fallacy. At the entrance of science, like the entrance of hell, the road to success always goes through ups and downs. Almost all human inventions and creations have experienced countless times of pain and failure. Many winners have an experience of crawling in the dark, and sometimes they are lonely and helpless, Like a tenacious snail crawling hard on the trail, they finally saw the light and bred success and a new era from a dark place where they could not see any hope. Newton, a great scientist, told us: "winners often succeed from sticking to the last five minutes."
Every striver desires success, but not everyone can succeed. You may fail if you struggle, but you will never succeed if you don't struggle. Failure and success are mixed, and pain and joy coexist. This is the universal truth. Former US President Lincoln once said, "I want to succeed and fail, but I never want to give up." The key to success is to believe in yourself and have the courage to try. In a sense: hitting the rocks is not necessarily a warrior, and failure is not necessarily a hero.
In our lifelong struggle, failure often happens. The ancients said, "failure is the mother of success." Astronomer Kepler said, "failure is the start on the road to brilliant fantasy." greet failure with a smile and treat success in competition with indifference. The winner will always belong to those who have experienced countless failures. I remember a successful person said, "on the road of life, if you don't have the patience to wait for success, then you have to face failure with a lifetime of patience."
Every failure is the footprints leading to success, and every wrong discovery will lead us to the right path. There are no mountains in the world that cannot be crossed, and some are only temporary setbacks and failures. But as long as we dare to adhere to and summarize the lessons, the milestone of success will show us how to take steps. If you can take strength as a seed, then continuing to struggle is the vast fertile soil for its growth, Edison said, "the most obvious sign of great people is that they all have a strong will. No matter how the environment changes, their original intentions and hopes will not change at all."
Helen, an American educator, once said, "when a person feels a force pushing you to soar, you should never crawl." Dickens, a famous British writer, once said a famous saying: "tenacious perseverance can conquer any mountain in the world."