Quote by Elizabeth Gilbert

In a world of disorder and disaster and fraud, sometimes only beauty can be trusted. Only artistic excellence is incorruptible. Pleasure cannot be bargained down. And sometimes the meal is the only currency that is real.

In a world of disorder and disaster and fraud, sometimes onl

Summary

This quote suggests that amidst the chaos and deceit inherent in our world, beauty serves as a trustworthy and immutable source of solace. Only artistic greatness remains untainted by corruption, offering a refuge from the chaos. Pleasure gained from aesthetic experiences cannot be compromised or devalued. The quote implies that in certain instances, such as appreciating a satisfying meal, simple pleasures hold a genuine and undeniable value. In an ambiguous world, indulging in art and finding joy in even the simplest things can offer a sense of reliability and authenticity.

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By Elizabeth Gilbert

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