Quote by Bertrand Russell

What hunger is in relation to food, zest is in relation to life

What hunger is in relation to food, zest is in relation to l

Summary

This quote suggests that just as hunger is a strong desire or need for food to sustain ourselves physically, zest represents a similar passionate desire or enthusiasm for living life to the fullest. Zest is a hunger for new experiences, adventure, and joy in every aspect of our existence. It implies a zestful approach to life with positivity, energy, and a voracious appetite for embracing opportunities and making the most of our time on this earth. Like hunger prompts us to nourish our bodies, zest prompts us to nourish our souls and find fulfillment in the richness of life.

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