Quote by William Shakespeare

The sun itself sees not till heaven clears.

The sun itself sees not till heaven clears.

Summary

This quote suggests that clarity and brightness in the heavens are necessary for the sun to shine and be visible. It implies that one's perspective or understanding of a situation may be obscured until all confusion, doubt, or obstacles are removed. Just as the sun cannot be seen through a cloudy sky, one's perception can be hindered by unclear or unresolved circumstances. Thus, the quote underscores the importance of achieving mental or emotional clarity in order to perceive and comprehend things accurately.

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By William Shakespeare

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