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In this contemplative piece, the author shares insights on the contrast between outward appearances and inner convictions. Despite seeming defeated externally, the author asserts that true victory comes from deep meditation and personal merit. This perspective emphasizes the strength derived from Dhamma as a means to overcome adversity. The piece serves as a reminder that one's spiritual journey and merit can lead to eventual triumph, irrespective of external challenges. For more insights, visit dmc.tv.

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-merit power
-inner conviction
-Dhamma teachings
-meditative attainment
-overcoming challenges

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146. TRIUMPH THROUGH MERIT On the outside it may appear that I have surrendered to my foes. But on the inside my conviction remains as strong and unwavering as ever. Instead of using words, I fight with Dhamma. I may appear to be defeated on the outside, but on the inside I have advanced deeply into my meditative attainment. I will eventually be victorious due to my own merit power. May 5, 1980
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