Butterfly coming out of a cocoon - Muscles of the mind

Becoming a butterfly

The butterfly that gives hope to flowers, the beloved butterfly, was originally a wriggling caterpillar.
They live by gnawing leaves, and one day they vomit threads to wrap themselves around, make cocoons, become pupas, and finally reborn as butterflies.

After a week's waiting, a caterpillar has to pass through a gate when it comes out as a butterfly.
It is to tear the cocoon that once served as a protective film.
The butterfly struggles to tear the cocoon.
It must put all its strength to tear it apart.
Meanwhile, the wings gain the power to fly high in the sky.
If someone feels sorry for this and tears the cocoon instead, the butterfly will fall without raising its wings.

Adversity builds the muscles of the mind.
The muscles support the bones to correct the body's posture and maintain health.
If your muscles are weak, you would get a lumbar disc.
It also reduces blood sugar consumption, which increases the chances of developing diabetes.

So is the heart.
Avoiding the burden also weakens your mind.
However, after facing difficulties and overcoming them, the heart gains strength and becomes bold.