Quote by Kentetsu Takamori

Knowing life's purpose would invest everything one did with meaning.

Knowing life's purpose would invest everything one did with

Summary

This quote suggests that understanding the purpose of life has the potential to infuse every action and endeavor with significance. If someone is aware of their life's purpose, it provides them with a sense of direction and clarity. By knowing the reason behind their existence, individuals can approach their tasks and decisions with intention and enthusiasm, as they perceive their actions to be contributing towards a greater goal. Discovering life's purpose grants a profound sense of meaning, motivating individuals to live purposefully and passionately.

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Inspirational Religious Buddhism

By Kentetsu Takamori

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