Quote by Katha Upanishad

Know one, know all.

Know one, know all.

Summary

This quote suggests that by truly understanding one thing, we can gain knowledge and insights that can be applied to other areas. It implies that one's depth of knowledge in a particular subject can act as a foundation for comprehending other related topics. In essence, the more we know and understand about something, the more likely we are to uncover commonalities and patterns that can broaden our overall understanding of various subjects.

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