The bowman cannot control the winds, but he can control his bow.
Life will always bring forces beyond our command: unexpected losses, delays, opposition, and change.
Wisdom is not found in demanding calm weather, but in learning how to adjust our aim.
The wind may resist us, redirect us, or even strengthen the flight of the arrow.
What matters is our discipline, patience, and ability to respond. We do not master life by controlling every circumstance; we master ourselves by working with reality.
Hold the bow steady, study the wind, adjust your aim, and release with purpose toward your target.
