Quote by Martin Luther King Jr.

Hatred paralyzes life love releases it. Hatred confuses life love harmonizes it. Hatred darkens life love illumines it.

Hatred paralyzes life love releases it. Hatred confuses life

Summary

This quote highlights the opposing powers of hatred and love. Hatred is depicted as a force that immobilizes and confuses life while casting a shadow on all aspects of existence. On the other hand, love is portrayed as a liberating and harmonizing force that lightens up and brings clarity to life. It suggests that hatred restricts and hampers our ability to grow and flourish, while love fosters positivity, understanding, and enlightenment.

By Martin Luther King Jr.

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