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If you know them, they’ll surely guide your life! Important words to etch into your heart

Precious words we encounter along the journey of life.

At times, they carve themselves deep into our hearts, becoming something special that gives us hope and courage to live.

Have you ever been saved by words someone left behind—on nights shrouded in worry, or when you were lost in uncertainty?

Warm encouragement, resolute determination, quiet resignation—words hold a mysterious power.

Meeting words that resonate with the heart can enrich our lives and become the driving force to take a new step forward.

In this article, we introduce beautiful words that stay close to your heart and inspire hope for tomorrow.

If you know them, they’ll surely become your guiding principles for life! Important words to engrave in your heart (1–10)

If you know only how to win and do not know how to lose, harm will come upon yourself.Tokugawa Ieyasu

[Samurai Tale] If you know only how to win and do not know how to lose, harm will befall you. #History #Samurai #Trivia
If you know only how to win and do not know how to lose, harm will come upon yourself. — Tokugawa Ieyasu

Tokugawa Ieyasu, a Sengoku-period warlord who triumphed at the Battle of Sekigahara and became the first shogun of the Edo shogunate.

His famous saying, “If you know only how to win and not how to lose, harm will come to you,” encapsulates his philosophy, does it not? It conveys the message that if you fixate solely on victory and don’t learn what it means to lose, you miss the chance to gain lessons and ways of thinking, which is dangerous.

It is a quote befitting a unifier of the realm—one I hope those engaged in competitive pursuits will keep close to heart.

No matter what happens, let’s make sure we never say the word “painful.”Shinsaku Takasugi

Shinsaku Takasugi was a samurai of the Chōshū Domain who was active as a sonnō jōi (Revere the Emperor, Expel the Barbarians) patriot in the late Edo period and is known for organizing units such as the Kiheitai.

His famous saying, “No matter what happens, let’s never say it’s painful,” seems to reflect a conviction to pioneer a new era.

Once you say it’s painful, the words gain a sense of reality, spread to your comrades, and lower morale.

It is a quote that conveys the way of life of Shinsaku Takasugi, who clenched his teeth and fought for a new age.

If you want to see a rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain.Dolly Parton

If you want to see the rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain. #Shorts #DollyParton #Quotes #SelfImprovement #SelfSuggestion #Business #WiseWords
If you want to see a rainbow, you have to put up with a little rain. — Dolly Parton

Dolly Parton, a singer-songwriter hailed as a leading figure in country music, is also active as an entrepreneur and humanitarian.

Her words, “If you want the rainbow, you gotta put up with the rain,” are a famous quote that conveys both kindness and toughness.

Just as rainbows don’t appear where there’s no rain, the message that there will inevitably be tough times on the path to a bright future is expressed beautifully.

It’s a quote to remember when you hit a wall on your way toward a dream or goal.

If you know them, they’ll surely guide your life! Important words to etch in your heart (11–20)

If you don’t give up on yourself, there is no such thing as losing in life.Shigeta Saitō

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Shigeta Saito, a psychiatrist also known for becoming the first president of the Japan Travel Writers’ Association in 1973.

His words, “As long as you don’t give up on yourself, there is no such thing as ‘losing’ in life,” offer a mindset we all need to live by.

Life presents countless wins and losses in various situations, but he reminds us that even if we lose, as long as our spirit doesn’t break there, it won’t count as a loss over the long course of life.

It’s a quote to remember when a single defeat makes you feel like giving up on everything.

Once you’ve learned what deserves serious thought, you can laugh off the rest.Hermann Hesse

Once you’ve learned what deserves serious thought, you can laugh off the rest. — Hermann Hesse

Hermann Hesse, who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1946 and was a leading figure in German literature in the first half of the 20th century.

His famous quote, “Once you’ve learned what deserves serious thought, you can laugh off the rest,” may be particularly heartening for Japanese people who tend to overthink everything.

If you’ve studied and put in the right kind of effort, the message is that you can take it easy afterwards—it helps dispel unnecessary anxiety.

However, this applies only to those who have steadily made consistent efforts, so be careful not to interpret it too conveniently.

In the past, doff your hat in respect; in the future, take off your coat and face it head-on.Clare Boothe Luce

Claire Boothe Luce, an American writer with a wide range of works including television and film scripts, novels, journalism, and war records.

From her famous quote, “Pay attention to the past by wearing it, and meet the future by taking off your coat,” we can learn how to face the past and the future.

Be grateful for the past that has made you who you are today, and face the unseen future with courage—this message can give many people the strength to live.

It’s a quote to remember when doubts and anxieties make you stop in your tracks.

Do not abandon the hero within your soul.Friedrich Nietzsche

Nietzsche: "Do not abandon the hero that dwells within your soul." #shorts
Do not abandon the hero within your soul. —Friedrich Nietzsche

Friedrich Nietzsche, a classical philologist from the Kingdom of Prussia, is hailed as a leading thinker of existentialism.

His famous words, “Do not abandon the hero in your soul,” seem to compel us to face our inner selves just as they say.

The message—do not be swept away by anxieties about the future or by external influences; understand and believe in yourself—may be especially important in today’s so-called social media age.

It is a gem of a quote that reminds us to cherish ourselves.