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The author addresses the issue of moisture in the walls, viewing it as a symbol of how humans tend to focus on their shortcomings rather than appreciating what they have. He calls for fixing defects and not letting them spoil our view of beauty in life, emphasizing that true deficiency lies in not recognizing blessings and in fixating on flaws instead of inner beauty. He highlights the importance of contentment and patience, asserting that life is filled with details and challenges to accept. Happiness, he suggests, does not depend on being defect-free, but on the ability to see imperfections from a different perspective.
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