Quote by Charles Feidelson

Life is a series of little deaths out of which life always returns.

Life is a series of little deaths out of which life always r

Summary

This quote suggests that life is a continuous cycle of experiences that can be seen as little deaths, symbolizing hardships, struggles, or challenging moments. However, it highlights the resilience of life, as it always manages to revive and flourish. It implies that even when faced with difficulties or setbacks, life finds a way to recover, learn from these experiences, and come back stronger. In essence, it is a reminder that life is transient and filled with ups and downs, but its essence lies in its ability to bounce back and find new opportunities for growth.

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