Quote by Cassandra Clare

... for words have the power to change us.

... for words have the power to change us.

Summary

This quote implies that words have a transformative impact on individuals. It suggests that through the power of language, our thoughts, beliefs, and perspectives can undergo significant modifications. Words have the ability to influence our emotions, shape our behaviors, and guide our actions. Whether it be through a powerful speech, a thought-provoking book, or a heartfelt conversation, words possess the capacity to deeply impact and alter our lives, ultimately leading to personal growth and change.

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By Cassandra Clare

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