Quote by Henry David Thoreau

There is no remedy for love but to love more.

There is no remedy for love but to love more.

Summary

This quote suggests that the only solution or cure for love is to continue loving even more. It implies that when faced with challenges or difficult experiences in love, the best way to overcome them is to love even harder. Instead of dwelling on negativity or trying to find external remedies, the quote suggests that the power of love itself is the ultimate remedy. By pouring more love into a situation or relationship, it is believed that one can find healing, growth, and ultimately reach a place of equilibrium.

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