I've Been Thinking About This Proverb: Worldly Life Is a School for Divinity

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I've been thinking about this Marathi proverb: worldly life is a school for divinity. At first it sounds peaceful — but look at the curriculum. Life doesn't teach by explanation. It teaches by exposure. It throws the examination first and gives the lesson afterward. In this 8-minute reflection, I decode what this proverb really means: why heartbreak, failure, traffic, and everyday friction reveal what we are not — and why what remains was already divine. This is not about becoming divine. It is about recognizing you already are — pure, self-aware reality, the substratum on which everything appears. 00:00 — A beautiful Marathi proverb I fell in love with 01:15 — The darker curriculum: life teaches through heartbreak & failure 02:45 — The strange paradox: the student and the subject are