Quote by Wilhelm Reich

Love, work, and knowledge are the wellsprings of our lives, they should also govern it.

Love, work, and knowledge are the wellsprings of our lives,

Summary

This quote highlights the importance of love, work, and knowledge in shaping and guiding our lives. Love represents our emotional connections and relationships, emphasizing the need for meaningful human connections and compassion. Work signifies the significance of purposeful and fulfilling endeavors that give us a sense of achievement and satisfaction. Knowledge highlights the importance of continuous learning and understanding, enabling us to make informed decisions and grow intellectually. By emphasizing that love, work, and knowledge should govern our lives, the quote suggests that prioritizing these elements can bring balance, fulfillment, and success to our personal and professional journeys.

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