For he who lives more lives than one: More deaths than one must die.

Summary

This quote suggests that those who experience different phases or transformations in their lives must also face multiple instances of letting go and moving on from their previous selves. It implies that personal growth and evolution require shedding old identities and embracing the new, resulting in a kind of death and rebirth process. It highlights the idea that change and transformation often come at the cost of letting go of the familiar and comfortable, and that one must be willing to embrace multiple “deaths” in order to truly live countless lives.

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