Quote by Thomas Carlyle

It is the heart always that sees, before the head can see

It is the heart always that sees, before the head can see

Summary

This quote suggests that the heart, or the emotions, have a deeper understanding than the mind. It implies that we often have an intuitive sense or gut feeling about something before our rational thoughts and logic kick in. The heart's perception is described as being faster and more instinctive, allowing us to grasp and sense things on a deeper level. It emphasizes the importance of listening to and following our heart's insight, as it can provide valuable guidance and insights that the mind may miss.

By Thomas Carlyle

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