Quote by Stuart Briscoe

People have a natural tendency to flee to the mountains when things get tough.

People have a natural tendency to flee to the mountains when

Summary

This quote suggests that in times of adversity or difficulty, people instinctively have an inclination to seek solace or refuge in the mountains. It implies that mountains symbolize a place of respite and detachment from the challenges of everyday life. This innate tendency may arise from the mountains' majesty and serenity, providing a sense of calm and perspective amidst chaos or hardships. Perhaps this quote emphasizes the healing or transformative power of nature, highlighting how people are drawn to its tranquil embrace during trying times.

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