Quote by Jean Rostand

God, that checkroom of our dreams.

God, that checkroom of our dreams.

Summary

This quote conveys the idea that God is likened to a checkroom for our dreams. Like a checkroom where we can store our belongings, God serves as a place where we can deposit our hopes, desires, and aspirations. In this context, God is seen as a metaphorical keeper of our dreams, safeguarding and preserving them until the time comes for them to be realized. The quote captures the notion of God being a source of comfort, trust, and faith, able to hold onto our aspirations until they can be manifested in our lives.

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