The daily challenges, the relationships with the others, the search for an always greater fulfillment – both material and spiritual – should not necessarily be a struggle. Nevertheless, this is exactly the way we usually interpret our lives. We picture ourselves as gladiators in the arena, surrounded by tigers and lions, or challenged by adversaries stronger than we are. We feel that we are continuously attacked, and from here our state of struggle arises. Such state causes either fear, mistrust and aggression, or weakness, submission, and cowardice. Some fight, others give up. Neither masters the art of living.
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