Quote by Martin Buber

Leisure is the exultation of the possible.

Leisure is the exultation of the possible.

Summary

This quote suggests that leisure is a time of celebration and joy because it allows one to explore and experience all the possibilities that life has to offer. Leisure provides an opportunity to engage in activities that bring fulfillment and enrichment, beyond the constraints of work or responsibilities. It implies that leisure is a time to indulge in creativity, exploration, or simply being present in the moment, allowing individuals to revel in the endless potential that exists around them.

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