Quote by Daniel Mackler

Truth is in our blood. It is the essennce of our being. It is the best part of us, the core of what makes us human. It is our soul, our fundamental genetic beauty, and our spirit. We were created perfect, and despite the inevitability that we loose some of that perfection when we mature and develop in the midst of others who are wounded, we always retain the capacity to become perfect once again. The soul may be buried deeply, but as long as our hearts beat there remains hope.

Truth is in our blood. It is the essennce of our being. It i

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This quote emphasizes the intrinsic connection between truth and our very existence. It suggests that truth is not merely an external concept or set of facts, but something deeply ingrained within us. It implies that truth is vital to our humanity, forming the essence of our being, our soul, and our inner beauty. Despite the inevitable challenges and imperfections we may face in life, the quote holds that we always have the potential to reconnect with this inner truth. It emphasizes the hope that lies within us, as long as our hearts continue to beat.

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