<s>[INST] Here is an age-old quote from Buddha: "Like a red-hot glowing ember placed on a damp forest floor, all the dampness cannot quench the glowing ember's light"

At first, I thought the quote was inspiring. However, after deeper reflection, I realized that the analogy can also be interpreted to mean something other than what its surface value conveys.

My interpretation of the quote changed after reading Māhāsatipaṭṭhāna Sutta. In this text, it says that when a skilled archer, after drawing a long bow back, allows the arrow to release and then is left with an arm still bent and tense.

Do you agree that this illustration from the Māhāsatipaṭṭhāna Sutta describes a state not unlike the glowing ember from Buddha's quote?[/INST]