Quote by C.S. Lewis

Onward and Upward! To Narnia and the North!

Onward and Upward! To Narnia and the North!

Summary

This quote embodies a spirit of determination and adventure. It encourages the idea of progressing forward, aiming for greater heights and exploring new territories. "Onward" highlights the importance of moving ahead rather than stagnating, while "Upward" signifies ambition and striving for personal growth. The inclusion of "Narnia and the North" adds an element of magical escapism, suggesting that the journey leads to fantastical worlds and uncharted territories, further inspiring a sense of excitement and curiosity. Overall, the quote serves as a rallying cry, encouraging individuals to embrace challenges and embark on transformative journeys.

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