Not all mental ailments are disturbing, some makes you virtuous enough to take over the world, a life where attitude yields.
Meaning
This verse goes against the idea that all mental problems are bad. It suggests that some of the mind's oddities or problems—those that society might call flaws—can actually make you stronger and wiser. These so-called "ailments" help people become more resilient, which gives them the strength to do amazing things and live a life of purpose and control. It reminds me that what seems like a weakness can become a superpower when I accept it, and that my problems can help me become great.
