The thinker, intrigued by these words, decided to pay attention to his thoughts. He realized that his mind was full of criticism and negative judgments. So, the sage taught him to change his internal dialogue and replace negative thoughts with positive affirmations.

I like this proverb because I think it describes the two chapters very well as it conveys the idea of being prepared to face challenges and conflicts, but at the same time trusting that the final victory will depend on divine intervention. This phrase suggests the importance of preparation and resilience in the face of difficulties, but also highlights the belief in a higher power that can influence the outcome. It is a reminder to maintain a courageous and persevering attitude, trusting that, despite the obstacles, ultimate success will be determined by forces beyond our control.