The Three Pillars of Rebirth: Chi (Wisdom), Yu (Courage), Jin (Benevolence)
📌 The address is specifically for men aged 35-40 facing total loss: bankruptcy, broken families, and overwhelming debt.
🛡️ The core strategy for rebuilding life from zero is based on the three pillars of Bushido (The Way of the Warrior): Wisdom (Chi), Courage (Yu), and Benevolence (Jin), drawing from Inazo Nitobe’s work.
⚔️ The greatest battle for a man is rebuilding his life from a negative starting point ($\text{count}=-1$), not just earning money.

Part 1: Chi (Wisdom) - Sharpening the Mind
🧠 When the sword breaks, sharpen the head; use practical wisdom to clearly see the reality of failure, discarding outdated knowledge that no longer serves practical needs (like old degrees/experience).
👤 The true enemy is the cowardly ego hidden behind pride; rebirth requires radical honesty and admitting failure without self-deception.
✂️ Use wisdom like a scalpel to cut away toxic relationships, pointless spending habits reflecting past status, and laziness masquerading as recovery time.

Part 2: Yu (Courage) - Facing Death of the Old Self
🐕 Choosing escape through alcohol, gambling, or suicide is termed the "death of a dog"—a meaningless, shameful end.
🔪 True courage is choosing to live even when life is more frightening than death; this involves a **spiritual *seppuku*—slitting open the old, weak self to expose all flaws (cowardice, conceit, blame) to the light.
🧘 The greatest courage (Dai-Yū) is knowing how to live when life is terrifying (facing debt, divorce, public shame) by maintaining extreme mental stillness** like water, even when disaster strikes.

Part 3: Jin (Benevolence) - Healing and Rebuilding
💔 The greatest danger after failure is turning into a demon of hatred towards those who caused loss (ex-spouse, bad partners); this destroys remaining humanity.
💖 Benevolence (Jin), or compassion, must first be practiced toward oneself: forgive the failed man in the mirror for his mistakes to enable growth.
🌱 Rebuilding must start with Virtue (De)—your credibility and character—which is the root; use sincerity and humility (bowing like a ripe grain) to attract opportunities, not cunning or deceit.

Key Points & Insights
➡️ If you are holding a real or metaphorical blade, stop immediately and call a free 24/7 psychological support hotline if needed (numbers provided in the original content).
➡️ Do not mistake past success for present capability; knowledge must convert into actionable outcomes (food, income, stability); otherwise, it's "stale food."
➡️ Embrace the Ronin (masterless samurai) status after collapse; this is not failure but liberation to find your true purpose, allowing past mistakes to decompose into fertile ground for new life.

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