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    This document discusses how pain leads to education and growth, but only when it occurs alongside meaningful work. It states that one should only undertake work if there is some benefit gained from it, and that joy and birth only come from facing and enduring pain. People are at fault when they abandon their duties and allow their soul to soften rather than toiling through difficulties.

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    This document discusses how pain leads to education and growth, but only when it occurs alongside meaningful work. It states that one should only undertake work if there is some benefit gained from it, and that joy and birth only come from facing and enduring pain. People are at fault when they abandon their duties and allow their soul to soften rather than toiling through difficulties.

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    First Lorem

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    Santiago Bel
    This document discusses how pain leads to education and growth, but only when it occurs alongside meaningful work. It states that one should only undertake work if there is some benefit gained from it, and that joy and birth only come from facing and enduring pain. People are at fault when they abandon their duties and allow their soul to soften rather than toiling through difficulties.

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    "The truth is that pain itself is important, it is followed by education, but it

    happens at such a time that there is some great work and pain. For I will come to
    the bottom of it, no one should practice any kind of work unless he derives some
    advantage from it. he wants to be a hair of pain, let him run away from joy, and no
    one will give birth. Unless they are blinded by desire, they do not come out, they
    are in fault who abandon their duties, and the soul softens, that is toils."

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