Quote by Kahlil Gibran

When you reach the heart of life you shall find beauty in all things, even in the eyes that are blind to beauty.

When you reach the heart of life you shall find beauty in al

Summary

This quote suggests that when one attains a deep understanding and appreciation for life, they will discover beauty in every aspect of existence, including things or individuals that may initially appear unappealing or unattractive. It implies that true beauty lies not just in superficial appearances, but also in seeing the inherent worth and value in all things, even in those that may be overlooked or misunderstood by others. It reminds us that beauty is not limited by external perception, but rather can be found by cultivating a broader, open-minded perspective.

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By Kahlil Gibran

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