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Today · Thirukkural · verse 772 · Discipline

கான முயலெய்த அம்பினில் யானை பிழைத்தவேல் ஏந்தல் இனிது.

kāna muyale-ytha ambinil yānai / pizhaitthave-l endhal inidhu.

A hunter draws his bow to strike forest deer; / the warrior who, having erred in combat, still holds his spear—there is nobility.

Mistakes in action are inevitable; what marks a person is the willingness to grip the spear again and face the next test with steadied resolve, not shame.

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