Yes, there is if we become overwhelmed and stop using our knowledge, experience and courage.
With relation to writing, Periyar stated that using the Tamil script about the arts, which are useful to the people in their life and foster knowledge, talent and courage, and propagating them among the masses, will enlighten the people.
It's important that I help her make sense of these events, so that, as she begins her journey into adolescence, she has the necessary knowledge, tools, and courage to combat the ignorance that exists in this world.
"The bagel stores gave me my own history and knowledge and the courage to do what I'm doing now," he said.
Its impossibly delicate balance of surreal humour and evoked beauty, knowledge, fearfulness, joy, and courage have never been bettered – I hope to read it again and again, summer after summer.
All things considered, I've concluded that virginity is a combination of self-knowledge and the courage to follow that inner truth -- apart from the inherited mores of culture, tradition and family.
By observing and participating with the clinical ethicists in their daily activities the fellows identified certain important character traits for this role, such as humility, respect for others, self-knowledge, self-awareness and courage.
Gaining the necessary knowledge and developing the courage to stand up for the needs of their child were part of the same process for many of these parents.
