"Every time we cannot drink the good water, sometimes we also need to experience other waters, similarly, that every time we cannot drink the boiling water as we also need to experience all waters."
This quote means that in life, we cannot always have the best or most comfortable experiences. Just as we cannot always drink pure or boiling water, we need to experience different situations—some pleasant, some challenging to learn, grow, and appreciate life fully.
Life is a mixture of experiences, just like water comes in different forms. We cannot always drink the purest, most refreshing water, nor can we handle boiling water every time. Similarly, in life, we must go through both pleasant and difficult situations. The challenging moments may be uncomfortable or even painful, but they teach us resilience, patience, and wisdom. By experiencing all kinds of “waters,” we learn to adapt, grow stronger, and develop a deeper appreciation for life’s blessings. Each experience whether soothing, bitter, or boiling contributes to our personal growth and understanding of the world.
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