Quote by Thomas Carlyle

A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge.

A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge.

Summary

This quote suggests that a person who possesses a loving heart is more likely to embark on a journey of discovery and gain wisdom. Love has the power to inspire curiosity, empathy, and understanding, which are all essential qualities for acquiring knowledge. It implies that love forms the foundation from which all learning and understanding can grow, highlighting the profound impact of compassion and kindness in the pursuit of knowledge.

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By Thomas Carlyle

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