When something bad happens... peep will be depress... but it doesnt mean its not a good thing.. Sometimes things happen for a reason...

My experience in A level....
1) before A level was rated pess B for army.. meaning i will chiong here chiong there for army.. tough one.. probably
2) For some reason I wrote out of point for my GP.. wat the...so i failed... Can repeat JC... not happy... but told myself there must be a reason why I fail.. cannot be ma...

Then come a series of fortunate events.....

1) rated into pess C9 L2.. meaning: cant march, cut short NS training..., retook the dunno wat test (to see which vocation u suitable for)...
2) got sent into air force as a result, got 3k + for allowance for australia exercise, went to Indonesia twice (1.2k allowance), get to know nice peep.
3) got into NUS, get to know this group of really nice peep who was admitted the same year.

If I dont fail my A level... life would be entirely different...may have a diff life in NS, wont go overseas, wont meet nice peep...

In simple words... when misfortune befalls... it may not be a bad thing...
1) helps one to grow so that able to handle big tasks ahead.
2) may lead to a series of fortunate events.
3) meet those who has a strong karmic link with u. (eg. i suppose to be in Geylang Methodist normal stream... but my teacher arranged for me into Manjusri... there i met wen cai and ang hwee)

Its quite depressing when I repeat my A's, though I tried hard to be positive...But its part of learning journey... along the way, failure makes one stronger.

There is suffering, dukkha. Dukkha should be understood. Dukkha has been understood

There is the origin of suffering, which is attachment to desire. Desire should be let go of. Desire has been let go of.

There is the cessation of suffering, of dukkha. The cessation of dukkha should be realised. The cessation of dukkha has been realised.

There is the Eightfold Path- the way out of suffering. This path should be developed. The final insight into arahantship is:‘This path has been fully developed.’



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