Java Zen:Thinking Out Loud Saturday, 2024.04.20 
For a marriage to last, a couple must go through great travails and hardships.
It is like a process of forging steel links together. The iron must be heated to
a high degree and then plunged into cold water. A marriage alternates between
the heat of passion and love and the chilling times of tragedy, conflict, and
adversity. An enduring marriage becomes like tempered steel.

		Deng Ming-Dao, "365 Tao - Daily Meditations", #139

2008.07.02

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