Quote by Ludwig Borne

Nothing is lasting but change; nothing perpetual but death.

Nothing is lasting but change; nothing perpetual but death.

Summary

This quote reflects the impermanence and transitory nature of life. It suggests that change is inevitable and constant, highlighting that nothing remains unchanging or permanent. Additionally, it asserts that death is the only thing that is certain and everlasting, emphasizing the finality of life. The quote serves as a reminder to embrace change and seize the opportunities it brings, while acknowledging and accepting the inevitability of death.

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